CFP: Journal of Cybersecurity: Special Collection: Philosophy of Information Security

The OUP Journal of Cybersecurity

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is seeking submissions for a Special Collection of
papers in the area of the philosophy of information
security:

The OUP Journal of Cybersecurity

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is seeking submissions for a Special Collection of
papers in the area of the philosophy of informationsecurity:

https://academic.oup.com/cybersecurity/pages/call-for-papers-the-philosophy-of-information-security

Plain text version of call included below.

Thank you,

    David Pym




Call for Papers

Special Collection: The Philosophy of Information Security

Editors: David Pym and Jonathan Spring

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.

Suggested, but not exclusive, topics include:

    • Foundations of knowledge in information security
    • Implications of philosophy (epistemology, ontology, causality) for information
       security
    • Implications of information security for philosophy
    • Mathematical and logical modelling of phenomena in information security
    • Modelling: what makes for a good model in information security, and how models
       are synthesized from data
    • Methodology of study-design in information security
    • The status of simulation in information security
    • Adversarial agents and interference with knowledge or evidence collection
    • Comparative studies or reviews of different knowledge structures or standards
       in information security

Submissions

https://academic.oup.com/cybersecurity/pages/call-for-papers-the-philosophy-of-information-security

Please read the author guidelines and select 'Special Collection on Philosophy of Information’
when submitting your manuscript.

Deadline

31 December 2023
Plain text version of call included below.

Thank you,

    David Pym




Call for Papers

Special Collection: The Philosophy of Information Security

Editors: David Pym and Jonathan Spring

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.

Suggested, but not exclusive, topics include:

    • Foundations of knowledge in information security
    • Implications of philosophy (epistemology, ontology, causality) for information
       security
    • Implications of information security for philosophy
    • Mathematical and logical modelling of phenomena in information security
    • Modelling: what makes for a good model in information security, and how models
       are synthesized from data
    • Methodology of study-design in information security
    • The status of simulation in information security
    • Adversarial agents and interference with knowledge or evidence collection
    • Comparative studies or reviews of different knowledge structures or standards
       in information security

Submissions

Please read the author guidelines and select 'Special Collection on Philosophy of Information’
when submitting your manuscript.

Deadline

31 December 2023