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Stevens, T. (2018). Global Cybersecurity: New Directions in Theory and Methods. Politics and Governance, 6(2), 1.
This journal article advocates a range of novel theoretical and methodological directions applicable to cybersecurity studies.

Collier, J. (2018). Cyber security assemblages: A framework for understanding the dynamic and contested nature of security provision. Politics and Governance, 6(2), 13.
With the configuration of cyber security actors, and the relationships between them in constant flux, the model presented provides a means for understanding the contested, dynamic and diachronic nature of contemporary cyber security provision.

Andronache, A. (2021). Increasing security awareness through lenses of cybersecurity culture. Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management, 15(1), 7.
This journal article describes the need to cultivate a new awareness of security by developing a cybersecurity culture in the organization capable of leading to organizational resiliency over time.

Goforth, C. R. (2020). Using cybersecurity failures to critique the SEC’s approach to crypto regulation. South Dakota Law Review, 65(3), 433–466.
This journal article provides a deep review of the current SEC regulations and the cybersecurity failures related to the regulation of cryptocurrencies.

Shackelford, S. J., Raymond, A., Stemler, A., & Loyle, C. (2020). Defending democracy: taking stock of the global fight against digital repression, disinformation, and election insecurity. Washington and Lee Law Review, 77(4), 1747–1810.
This journal article explores the global cyberinfrastructure related to election systems, voting machines, policies, and regulations and how threats and vulnerabilities to cyberattacks impact information spread, decision-making, and legal reforms to protect democracy.