The print edition of Volume 4, Issue 1 is now available on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. In this issue, Major Patrick Walsh, Associate Law Professor at the Army’s Judge Advocate General’s School, analyzes a framework where national security professionals can predict changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to determine which programs are at risk of removal […]
Continue ReadingPrint edition of Vol. 3, Issue 1 now available
The print edition of Volume 3, Issue 1 is now available on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. In this issue, Lieutenant Colonel Eric Merriam, Assistant Professor of Law at the United States Air Force Academy, analyzes how the laws governing biological weapons apply to non-state actors; Professor Ronald Sievert from the University of Texas School of […]
Continue ReadingPrint edition of Vol. 2, Issue 1 now available
The print edition of Volume 2, Issue 1 is now available on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. Read insightful analysis covering combat drones, ITAR exemptions, nonjudicial punishment in the military, federal law enforcement support to states in emergencies, and two book reviews — all in our latest issue, out now in print. Each copy is only $12.95 […]
Continue ReadingBarnes & Noble offers NSLJ print edition
Earlier this week, bookstore giant Barnes & Noble joined Amazon.com and started offering the print edition of the National Security Law Journal through its extensive distribution network. Both Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble have listed the National Security Law Journal in the top ten titles for national security law, and both companies are offering the […]
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