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Cyber Jurisprudence International Initiative (CyJurII)

Research: Scholar

Leeds
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Cyber Jurisprudence International Initiative (CyJurII) is a global platform dedicated to advancing legal thought and governance in the digital age. The initiative explores the intersection of law, cyberspace, and emerging technologies, with key focus areas such as AI and law, digital sovereignty, cybercrime, cyber rights, and cross-border jurisdiction. CyJurII brings together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to shape evolving cyber jurisprudence through research, publications, dialogue, and collaborative projects. Its mission is to build a dynamic, accessible body of legal knowledge that addresses the complexities of the digital world and promotes justice in global cyber governance. Volunteers contribute to thought leadership in a rapidly developing field with direct relevance to technology, policy, and law.

Role Description

The Research: Scholar role is a remote volunteer position focused on contributing to research and thought leadership in cyber jurisprudence. Day-to-day tasks include conducting legal and interdisciplinary research on topics such as AI and law, cybercrime, digital sovereignty, cyber rights, and cross-border jurisdiction, and synthesizing findings into research notes, articles, and reports. The role involves reviewing relevant case law, legislation, and policy documents, contributing to collaborative research projects, and supporting the preparation of publications, conference materials, and policy briefs. Research Scholars may also assist in organizing virtual events, roundtables, and discussions, and engaging with a global network of experts to exchange insights. The position is suitable for individuals seeking to deepen their expertise in technology law and global cyber governance while contributing to a mission-driven initiative.

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  • Strong research and analytical skills, including the ability to review case law, legislation, policy papers, and academic literature in law and technology.
  • Demonstrated interest or academic background in law, international relations, public policy, cybersecurity, or related fields, with familiarity in areas such as AI governance, cybercrime, or digital rights.
  • Excellent written communication skills, including the ability to draft clear, well-structured research notes, articles, and reports for diverse audiences.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage time effectively, and collaborate with a global, interdisciplinary team using digital tools.
  • Critical thinking and ethical awareness when addressing complex issues of cyber sovereignty, cross-border jurisdiction, and human rights in digital spaces.
  • Comfort with online collaboration platforms and basic digital literacy; familiarity with citation management tools and research databases is an advantage.
  • Currently enrolled in or having completed a degree in law, social sciences, technology policy, or a related discipline is preferred, though motivated candidates from other backgrounds are welcome to apply.
  • Prior experience with academic writing, policy work, or participation in research projects, moot courts, or
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Skills

Research
Analytical Skills
Legal Research
Interdisciplinary Research
Written Communication
Time Management
Collaboration
Critical Thinking
Ethical Awareness
Digital Literacy
Citation Management
Policy Analysis
AI Governance
Cybercrime
Digital Rights
International Relations

Location

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

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