Call for Chapters | Edited Volume on Cyber Warfare and National Security | Legal, Forensic and Military Dimensions | Submit by 25 August 2026

Call for Chapters | Edited Volume on Cyber Warfare and National Security | Legal, Forensic and Military Dimensions | Submit by 25 August 2026

Theme: Legal, Forensic and Military Dimensions Tentative Publication: December 2026 Publisher: Reputed publishing house (ISBN-numbered volume)

About the Book

The forthcoming edited volume Cyber Warfare and National Security: Legal, Forensic and Military Dimensions explores cyberspace as the fifth domain of modern warfare. It examines how cyber conflicts challenge traditional notions of sovereignty, armed attack, and self-defence under international law.

Key highlights include:

• Reinterpretation of classical legal principles (Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello, Jus post Bellum).
• Critical analysis of cyber deterrence, hybrid warfare, and intelligence operations.
• Comparative perspectives on military justice systems and evidentiary standards in India, USA, UK, China, and Canada.
• Integration of digital forensics, cyber attribution, and electronic evidence in military and civilian contexts.

Editors

• Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Yugdeep Kaur, Associate Professor, School of Law, Lovely Professional University, Punjab.
• Editors:
  • Sharad Kumar Yadav, PhD Research Scholar, School of Law, LPU.
  • Prashant Kumar Chauhan, Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow.

Key Focus Areas

1. International law and regulation of cyber warfare.
2. National security, defence strategy, and cyber deterrence.
3. Cyber governance, policy, and regulatory frameworks.
4. Digital forensics, cyber attribution, and electronic evidence.
5. Critical information infrastructure protection and resilience.
6. Military justice, cybercrime, and defence law.
7. Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies in cyber conflict.
8. Comparative perspectives and international cooperation.
9. Human rights, ethics, and accountability in cyberspace.
10. Cyber diplomacy, capacity building, and policy reforms.

Submission Guidelines

• Originality: Unpublished work; plagiarism/AI-generated content must not exceed 10%.
• Authorship: Maximum of two authors per chapter.
• Abstract: 250–300 words with 5 keywords.
• Chapter Length: 3,500–5,000 words (including footnotes).
• Formatting: Times New Roman, 12 pt, 1.5 spacing; Bluebook (21st Edition) citation style.
• File Naming: AuthorName_ChapterTitle.
• Cover Letter: Include author details and declaration of originality.
• Submission Email: cyberwarfarebook2026@gmail.com

Important Dates

• Abstract Submission Deadline: 25 August 2026
• Abstract Acceptance Notification: 31 August 2026
• Full Chapter Submission Deadline: 15 October 2026
• Revised Chapter Submission (if required): 25 October 2026
• Publication: December 2026

Publication Details

• No submission or acceptance fee.
• Authors opting for hard copies will bear the publishing cost of the book.
• ISBN-numbered volume published by a reputed publisher.

Contact

• Email: cyberwarfarebook2026@gmail.com
• Mobile: 87268 46078 | 94540 89830

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