Cyberspace,Space, and LawReview

Bilişim, Uzay ve Hukuk Dergisi

Peer review: Double-blind for academic articles
Access: Free open access, CC BY-NC 4.0
Fees: Submission, review and publication are free of charge.
Frequency: One issue a year (December)
Languages: Turkish and English
e-ISSN: To be assigned after the first issue

A peer-reviewed scholarly journal publishing original research where informatics, space and law meet.

Informatics
Space
Law

Call for papersVolume 1, Issue 1. Recommended submission deadline: 30 December 2026Read the call

Ground track of the İMECE satellite on 12 October 2026. The satellite circled the Earth 14.7 times in 24 hours. Orbital data: CelesTrak.

Call for papers

Volume 1, Issue 1

Recommended submission deadline30 December 2026

Publication2027

We welcome original work that brings together at least two of informatics, space and law. Example topics:

Regulation of and liability for artificial intelligence
New problems in personal data protection
Liability for space activities and space debris
Satellite data, remote sensing and privacy
Digital currency, distributed ledgers and smart contracts
Cybersecurity and digital evidence

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The first issue will be published in 2027. Submissions are open.

Types of work

Submissions

The journal publishes under two main headings: double-blind peer-reviewed academic articles and the Student Forum for papers by undergraduate students, published as a monthly bulletin. Word counts include the abstract, footnotes and bibliography; each table and figure counts as 250 words.

Type	Words	Abstract (each language)	Bibliography	Review
Academic articlesDouble-blind peer review
Research article	4,900–7,200	Up to 50 words	Up to 15 works	Double-blind, two reviewers
Student ForumPapers by undergraduate students · monthly bulletin, not counted as peer-reviewed
Student article	4,900–7,200	Up to 50 words	Up to 15 works	One assessor; monthly bulletin, not peer-reviewed

Student Forum

The Student Forum is the section for articles in which undergraduate students examine a current question through their own assessment. Its aim is to encourage students towards scholarly writing and publication.

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