My new book, Virtual Territories, is finally out! Thanks to all the colleagues and friends who helped move this project along. For anyone interested in how representations change the technological politics of maps, cybersecurity, drones, and more. global.oup.com/academic/prod…

My new book, Virtual Territories, is finally out! Thanks to all the colleagues and friends who helped move this project along. For anyone interested in how representations change the technological politics of maps, cybersecurity, drones, and more. global.oup.com/academic/prod…

Delighted to announce a new @degruyter_soc book series: Critical Studies in Digital Security Society. Series editor: @tcstvns. /1 degruyter.com/serial/csdss-b…

IR folks: are you doing new research about maps or using maps as data? I’m organizing a panel submission for #ISA2022 with @AriWeil and we’d love to hear from you, esp grad student and junior faculty. DM us with details if interested in presenting a paper

Curious about how information technologies and their representations have shaped political transformations before the contemporary era?Join us with @Prof_J_Branch on 6 May, 13:00 CET who will talk about progress on his new book project. rug.nl/research/icog/researc…

Our latest issue is available and open access through March ow.ly/NsAM50DKQuo

For the no-paywall version of my article (#4 below), see: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

For my research, see sites.google.com/site/jordan…

#FirstView. Why does the US military approach the Internet as the “#cyberspace domain”? In “What’s in a Name? Metaphors and #Cybersecurity." @Prof_J_Branch shows the unintended effects of language on U.S. #cyber operations and #civmil relations. ow.ly/v7Ui50BA9jV