Subimal Bhattacharjee becomes member of Editorial Board of ‘Journal of Cyber Policy’

August 28: It’s indeed another feather in the cap of cyber security expert Subimal Bhattacharjee. He has been nominated as an esteemed member of the prestigious editorial board of the Journal of Cyber Policy of Chatham House, London. This is one of the most prestigious think tanks of the world celebrating its centenary this year. The honour was bestowed upon Mr Bhattacharjee by Patricia Mary Lewis, the life line of Journal of Cyber Policy.

In a tweet on Thursday, Journal of Cyber Policy wrote, “We are delighted to present our 2020-2023. Editorial Board. Our Board represents some of the leading figures in the cyber community who will help guide the strategic vision and future of the Journal.” The journal is produced in partnership with Routledge, and Taylor & Francis.

📢ANNOUNCEMENT📢

We are delighted to present our 2020-2023
👥Editorial Board👥.

Our Board represents some of the leading figures in the cyber community who will help guide the strategic vision and future of the Journal. #CyberPolicy pic.twitter.com/7RcQL8wmHU

— Cyber Policy Journal (@CHCyberPolicy) August 27, 2020

Journal of Cyber Policy of Chatham House, London is a unique place for scholars and practitioners to address emerging cyber policy challenges, which are growing in scope and urgency as countries around the world are becoming increasingly dependent on digital networks. It places a strong emphasis on topics that are international in scope, and can address national and international cyber policy challenges.

The challenges of the cyber world are cross-disciplinary, and the journal reflects this in the range of contributions that it solicits. The list of disciplines includes: politics, economics, sociology, anthropology, public administration, law, outer space security, military sciences, and media studies and communication.

Meanwhile, messages congratulating Mr. Subimal Bhattacharjee for being a part of this elite board has started to pour in from many quarters. This is indeed another feather in the cap of a man who has proven himself to be an expert in the field of cyber security.