Source: https://blogs.icrc.org/law-and-policy/2020/03/26/cyber-armed-conflict-7-law-policy-questions/

Background:

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Below you will see a Call for Papers.  If you are not interested in writing on this topic, we always welcome individual articles on virtually any national security situation an author is passionate about.  Please do not let our call for papers cause you to hesitate to send us your idea. We look forward to hearing from you!

Call for Papers:

Divergent Options is calling for national security papers assessing situations or discussing options related vertical and horizontal cyber integration.

For the purpose of this Call for Papers, cyber refers to capabilities that can produce effects in the cyber domain, and vertical and horizontal integration refers to these capabilities being used and / or taken into account at every level within an organization and within partner organizations.

For U.S. writers, we highly discourage you from discussing authorities related to the employment of cyber capabilities.  This Call for Papers will not devolve into Title 10 “versus” Title 50.

Please limit your article to 1,000 words and write using our Options Paper or Assessment Paper templates which are designed for ease of use by both writers and readers alike.

Please send your article to submissions@divergentoptions.org by October 15, 2021.