The Journal of Law and Cyberwarfare (“JLCW”) is dedicated to academic analysis and review of the emerging fields of cyberwarfare and cyber-espionage. We aim to be promoters and recorders of cutting edge research into what The Economist has called “the fifth domain of warfare,” alongside land, sea, air and space.

JLCW was founded in 2011 by Daniel Garrie, who serves as the Journal’s first editor-in-chief. It engages practitioners and thinkers in the field to submit their writing, which is reviewed by members of an appointed panel of peer editors.

We welcome writing on subjects including, but not limited to:

• information security law
• law of war
• cyber security legislation
• cyber-espionage 

We take an interdisciplinary approach and strongly encourage analysis of international dimensions of these topics.

We accept manuscripts, articles, and comments. All writing submitted to and accepted by JLCW will appear online and as part of our printed periodical.