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3 Fletcher Sec. Rev. 1 (2017)

handle is hein.journals/fletsrev3 and id is 1 raw text is: Editor-in-Chief's Note T his 2015-2016 special edition of the Fletcher Security Review was developed by the editorial staff to memorial- ize Professor William C. Martel, whose January 2015 passing stunned The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy's com- munity. Professor Martel had been a beloved Fletcher faculty member and colleague since 2005. In 2014, the student body awarded him the James L. Paddock Award for Excellence in Teaching. Professor Martel's commitment to his students was evident even in his final semesters at Fletcher, as he taught and conducted guest lectures via Skype. In his honor, the FSR staff compiled memorial statements from various colleagues with whom he worked during his time at Fletcher. Among these colleagues include representatives from the school administration, Ginn Library, the admissions office, the International Security Studies Program as well as fellow professors and a former Fletcher Registrar. However, no me- morial to Professor Martel would be complete without student representation. Thus, two of his former doctoral students, Dr. Alison Russell and Colonel Thomas C. McCarthy (USAF), have jointly authored an article on the roadmap for a cyberspace code of conduct. The theme of this special edition is Emerging Domains of Security. Coupled with previously unpublished work devel- oped under a prior Winning Without War theme, the articles therein honor Professor Martel's diverse, yet forward-leaning, research interests. This edition maintains the journal's four tra- ditional sections of policy, history, interviews, and current affairs. Our authors include established academics and practitioners as well as two Fletcher students, Nikolas Ott and Michael Wack- enreuter. Each of the articles analyzes critical issues in the study and practice of international security, and our authors make salient arguments about an array of security-related issues. The articles are borne out of countless hours of work by FSR's dedicated edi- torial staff. I deeply appreciate the time and effort they devoted to the publication of this volume. They are full-time graduate students who masterfully balanced a host of responsibilities. I must express my gratitude for my Managing Editor (Colin Bogdan) and Senior Editors (Carmyn Chapman, Liam Con- nolly, Matthew Keller, Andrew Koch, Hank Nelson, Kaitlyn Neuberger, and Jenn Wilson) for working diligently as we in- stituted fundamental changes in FSR's business processes. I owe a very special thanks to our Directors for Budget (Geoff Carr), Outreach (Jon Cheatwood), and Events (Kerney Perlik) for im- proving the journal's finances and overall strategic direction. On behalf of the entire staff of the Fletcher Security Review, I must thank the Fletcher faculty and staff for their deep support, particularly Dean Gerald Sheehan and our Advisory Board members, Dean James Stavridis and Professors Richard Shultz and Robert Pfaltzgraff. Over the past year, we have sharpened our focus not only to publish engaging literature on a host of topics, but also to serve as a forum for conversations about se- curity with practitioners, such as Sina Beaghley, Colonel Jimmy Blackmon, and Anthony Gilgis. It is my honor to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of the Fletcher Security Review, and I am excited to continue in this role for the next academic year. MEG K. GULIFORD Editor-in-Chief Vol.3 no.11

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