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SUMMARY:Journal of Cybersecurity
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DESCRIPTION:Journal of Cybersecurity\, OUP\nSpecial Collection: The Philosophy of Information Security\n<p>https://academic.oup.com/cybersecurity/pages/call-for-papers-the-philosophy-of-information-security</p>\n<p>Editors: David Pym and Jonathan Spring<br><br>For this special collection\, we solicit papers at the intersection of philosophy\, information security\, and philosophy of science. There are multiple under-explored ways in which these fields intersect.<br><br><strong>Suggested\, but not exclusive\,&nbsp\;topics include:</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Foundations of knowledge in information security&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Implications of philosophy (epistemology\, ontology\, causality) for information security&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Implications of information security for philosophy&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Mathematical and logical modelling of phenomena in information security</li>\n<li>Modelling: what makes for a good model in information security\, and how models are synthesized from data</li>\n<li>Methodology of study-design in information security</li>\n<li>The status of simulation in information security</li>\n<li>Adversarial agents and interference with knowledge or evidence collection</li>\n<li>Comparative studies or reviews of different knowledge structures or standards in information security</li>\n</ul>\n<p><br><strong>Submissions</strong><br>Please read the&nbsp\;author guidelines</a>&nbsp\;and select 'Special Collection on Philosophy of Information' when submitting your manuscript.<br><br><strong>Deadline</strong><br>31 December 2023</p>
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