Dr Tim Stevens is Reader in International Security in the Department of War Studies, King's College London. His teaching and research explores technology and global politics, with a specific interest in cybersecurity. His recent books include What is Cybersecurity For (Bristol UP, 2023) and Cyber Security and the Politics of Time (Cambridge UP, 2016) and he is the co-author of Cyberspace and the State (Routledge, 2011). He has published widely on cybersecurity in academic journals and is a frequent media contributor. He is founder of the KCL Cyber Security Research Group and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
Experience
2019–present
Senior Lecturer in Global Security, King's College London
2016–2019
Lecturer in Global Security, King's College London
2015–2016
Teaching Fellow, Royal Holloway University of London
2013–2015
Teaching Fellow, King's College London
Education
2013
King's College London, PhD
2010
King's College London, MRes
2009
King's College London, MA
1996
University College London, BA
Publications
2018
Exeunt Omnes? Survival, Pessimism and Time in the Work of John H. Herz, Millennium: Journal of International Studies
2018
Cyberweapons: Power and the Governance of the Invisible, International Politics
2017
Cyberweapons: An Emerging Global Governance Architecture, Palgrave Communications