The long view: in conversation with the former editors of Journal of Cyber Policy

Emily Taylor; Joyce Hakmeh; Tim Stevens

doi:10.1080/23738871.2026.2709238

August 17, 2026Journal of Cyber Policy

The long view: in conversation with the former editors of Journal of Cyber Policy

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Key Points

Examine the foundational history, current developments, and future trajectory of scholarship within cybersecurity policy and academic publishing.
Structured qualitative dialogue conducted on June 29, 2026, involving the current Editor-in-Chief and former journal editors.
Thematic synthesis of historical milestones, editorial decisions, and contemporary challenges facing cyber policy research.
The dialogue highlighted the transition of cyber policy from a niche technical domain into a multifaceted field bridging international relations, law, and computer science.
Participants identified critical priorities for future scholarship, emphasizing adaptive governance models to address emerging digital risks and technological shifts.

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Expert interview reveals structural shifts in cybersecurity governance and publishing, highlighting emerging global digital policy challenges.

Abstract

On 29 June 2026, the Editor-in-Chief, Tim Stevens, sat down with the Journal’s former editors, Emily Taylor and Joyce Hakmeh, to discuss the past, present and future of the Journal. Emily has been ...

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