Journal of Cyber Policy

2016 - 2025

Current editor(s): Emily Taylor

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Introduction from the editor pp. 289-292: Emily Taylor
Guest Editorial pp. 293-295: Kathryn C. Brown
Multi-stakeholder internet governance: successes and opportunities pp. 296-317: Lawrence E. Strickling and Jonah Force Hill
Internet multi-stakeholder governance pp. 318-322: Sally Wentworth
Avoiding lamentation: to build a future Internet pp. 323-337: Andrew Sullivan
Blockchain technology for social impact: opportunities and challenges ahead pp. 338-354: Walid Al-Saqaf and Nicolas Seidler
The ‘wicked problem’ of data localisation pp. 355-365: Konstantinos Komaitis
Aligning the international protection of ‘the public core of the internet’ with state sovereignty and national security pp. 366-376: Dennis Broeders
Language rights and international domain names pp. 377-388: Undrah B. Baasanjav
Sizing up people and process: a conceptual lens for thinking about cybersecurity in large and small enterprises pp. 389-404: Brian Nussbaum and Charlie Lewis
Top must-reads: the editorial team choices pp. 405-407: The Editors

Introduction from the editor pp. 149-151: The Editors
The Internet of Things: preparing for the revolution pp. 152-154: Erica Constance
Security and privacy in the internet of things pp. 155-184: Carsten Maple
The Internet of Automotive Things: vulnerabilities, risks and policy implications pp. 185-194: Jeremy W. Bryans
Towards estimating the untapped potential: a global malicious DDoS mean capacity estimate pp. 195-208: Eireann Leverett and Aaron Kaplan
Policy measures and cyber insurance: a framework pp. 209-226: Daniel Woods and Andrew Simpson
The internet of toys – the impact on children of a connected environment pp. 227-231: The Editors
What might have been and could still be: the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s potential to encourage an open internet and digital rights pp. 232-254: Susan Aaronson
These are not the terrorist groups you’re looking for: an assessment of the cyber capabilities of Islamic State pp. 255-265: Rose Bernard
Iran and the global politics of internet governance pp. 266-284: Roozbeh Safshekan
Top must-reads: the editorial team choices pp. 285-287: The Editors

Introduction from the editor pp. 1-3: Emily Taylor
Tackling cybercrime – the UK response pp. 4-15: Jamie Saunders
Structuring the national cyber defence: in evolution towards a Central Cyber Authority pp. 16-25: Eviatar Matania, Lior Yoffe and Tal Goldstein
A public policy perspective of the Dark Web pp. 26-38: Michael Chertoff
Children as Internet users: how can evidence better inform policy debate? pp. 39-52: Jasmina Byrne and Patrick Burton
Cyber risk and the changing role of insurance pp. 53-63: Mark Camillo
Internet routing registries, data governance, and security pp. 64-81: Brenden Kuerbis and Milton Mueller
Cybersecurity, trustworthiness and resilient systems: guiding values for policy pp. 82-95: Adam Henschke and Shannon Brandt Ford
Net neutrality, zero rating and the Minitelisation of the internet pp. 96-122: Luca Belli
Politics of cybersecurity capacity building: conundrum and opportunity pp. 123-144: Patryk Pawlak and Panagiota-Nayia Barmpaliou
Top must-reads: the editorial team choices pp. 145-147: The Editors

Introduction from the Editor pp. 139-141: Emily Taylor
The one and future internet pp. 142-156: Carl Bildt and Gordon Smith
Multi-stakeholder governance: a necessity and a challenge for global governance in the twenty-first century pp. 157-175: Jean-Jacques Sahel
Internet governance, multi-stakeholder models, and the IANA transition: shining example or dark side? pp. 176-197: Richard Hill
IANA transition pp. 198-205: Jonathan Robinson
Exploring the multi-stakeholder experience in Kenya pp. 206-221: Alice Wanjira Munyua
U.K. cybersecurity strategy and active cyber defence – issues and risks pp. 222-242: Mark Sexton
Data gathering, surveillance and human rights: recasting the debate pp. 243-264: Paul Bernal
Trust and information sharing: ISACs and U.S. Policy pp. 265-277: Nina A. Kollars and Andrew Sellers
Top ten must-reads: the editorial team choices pp. 278-280: The Editorial Team
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Introduction from the Editor pp. 1-4: Emily Taylor
The evolution of the Internet: from military experiment to General Purpose Technology pp. 5-28: John Naughton
Multi-stakeholderism in Internet governance: putting a fiction into practice pp. 29-49: Jeanette Hofmann
The cyber arms race is accelerating – what are the consequences? pp. 50-60: Jarno Limnéll
Challenges and opportunities for advancing Internet access in developing countries while upholding net neutrality pp. 61-74: Nanjira Sambuli
Towards a values-based European foreign policy to cybersecurity pp. 75-84: Marietje Schaake and Mathias Vermeulen
The cybercrime landscape and our policing response pp. 85-93: Charlie McMurdie
Building national cyber resilience and protecting critical information infrastructure pp. 94-106: Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar
Enabling multilingual domain names: addressing the challenges of the Arabic script top-level domains pp. 107-129: Sarmad Hussain, Ahmed Bakhat, Nabil Benamar, Meikal Mumin and Inam Ullah
Top ten must-reads: the editorial team choices pp. 130-132: The Editorial Team
Security and international cooperation dominate today's cyber policy landscape pp. 133-138: The Editors