Cybersecurity

Race and Coloniality in Cybersecurity

Densua Mumford and James Shires • Nov 10 2023 • Articles

Cybersecurity should theorise (in)security as experienced by various marginalised groups, such as LGBTQI+ people, Black women and indigenous peoples.

Review – Chip War

Gareth Mott • Jun 1 2023 • Features

This timely and articulate account of the semiconductor industry brings to life the historical, geopolitical, and economic significance of the rise of the chip.

Interview – Katharine Millar

E-International Relations • Jan 12 2023 • Features

Katharine Millar highlights the importance of gendered narratives and norms to the study of international politics, particularly violence, militarism, and cybersecurity.

Interview – Dov H. Levin

E-International Relations • Dec 21 2022 • Features

Dov Levin discusses electoral interventions, particularly in US elections, the role of cyberattacks and how governments can protect their electoral processes.

Interview – Clare Stevens and Andreas Haggman

E-International Relations • Oct 10 2022 • Features

Clare Stevens and Andreas Haggman discuss the importance of the internet, and discuss their careers thus far, as part of a series of interviews with the contributing authors of the textbook ‘Foundations of International Relations’.

Interview – Julia Slupska

E-International Relations • Sep 18 2022 • Features

Julia Slupska delves into current research in the field of cybersecurity, and the need to recognise it as a public rather than private issue.

Connectivity and Exploitation in the Digital Age

Clare Stevens and Andreas Haggman • May 19 2022 • Online resources

Through participation in logistics and communications, digital or otherwise, each person has the potential to affect international relations – and the rules governing this space are still in the making.

Interview – Mark Manantan

E-International Relations • Feb 19 2022 • Features

Mark Manantan talks about the links between the disciplines of international relations and media communication, cybersecurity cooperation and cyber diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific.

Provoking to Avoid War: North Korea’s Hybrid Security Strategies

Sico van der Meer • May 22 2021 • Articles

An important feature of North Korea’s hybrid strategy is that it is continuously adapting to ever-changing circumstances, and as such it has not become outdated.

Interview – Edythe E. Weeks

E-International Relations • Dec 15 2020 • Features

Edythe Weeks discusses development and competition in outer space and the polar regions, cybersecurity, and misconceptions around the Cold War space race.

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