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The world’s only peer-reviewed journal devoted exclusively to security law and policy issues, including counterterrorism intelligence, cybersecurity, space law, autonomous weapons, artificial intelligence, international humanitarian law, and domestic terrorism.

Faculty Journal Advisors: Laura K. Donohue, David Koplow, and David Luban.

Journal Advisor: Todd Huntley

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Published since 2003

Editor-in-Chief William C. Banks

CybersecuritySecrecy

Under the Radar: NSA’s Efforts to Secure Private-Sector Telecommunications Infrastructure

Big DataCybersecurity

Symposium Introduction: Swimming in the Ocean of Big Data

Big DataFISA

Charting the Future: What to Expect from Big Data

Big DataFISA

Big Data Before and After Snowden

Big DataCybersecurity

Big Data: It’s Not the Size That Matters

Big DataCybersecurity

The Democratization of Big Data

Big DataFISA

The NSA and Accountability in an Era of Big Data

Big DataFISA

On the Bulk Collection of Tangible Things

Secrecy

Discovering the Artichoke: How Mistakes & Omissions Have Blurred the Enabling Intent of the Classified Information Procedures Act

Teaching National Security Law

Developing Client-Ready Practitioners: Learning How to Practice National Security Law at Military Law Schools

Secrecy

Free Speech Aboard the Leaky Ship of State: Calibrating First Amendment Protections for Leakers of Classified Information

Secrecy

Chutzpah

Teaching National Security Law

Educating National Security Lawyers for the Twenty-first Century: The Intersection of National Security Law and International Affairs

Teaching National Security Law

National Security Law Pedagogy and the Role of Simulations

Book ReviewsSecrecy

Unknotting the Tangled Threads of Watergate Lore

The Constitution

Self-Restraint and National Security

International SecurityLaws of War

Can the President and Congress Establish a Legislative Veto Mechanism for Jointly Drawing Down a Long and Controversial War?

FISA

From Executive Order to Judicial Approval: Tracing the History of Surveillance of U.S. Persons Abroad in Light of Recent Terrorism Investigations

CybersecuritySurveillance

Virtual Checkpoints and Cyber-Terry Stops: Digital Scans To Protect the Nation’s Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources

Laws of WarTerrorism and Counterterrorism

Basic Principles of the War Power

SecrecyTerrorism and Counterterrorism

The Continuing Quandary of Covert Operations

International LawInternational Security

Conducting Shadow Wars

SecrecyTerrorism and Counterterrorism

Covert War and the Constitution

International LawLaws of War

Covert War and the Constitution: A Response

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Journal Topic: National Security & Homeland Security

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All Journal: National Security & Homeland Security items

Under the Radar: NSA’s Efforts to Secure Private-Sector Telecommunications Infrastructure

Symposium Introduction: Swimming in the Ocean of Big Data

Charting the Future: What to Expect from Big Data

Big Data Before and After Snowden

Big Data: It’s Not the Size That Matters

The Democratization of Big Data

The NSA and Accountability in an Era of Big Data

On the Bulk Collection of Tangible Things

Discovering the Artichoke: How Mistakes & Omissions Have Blurred the Enabling Intent of the Classified Information Procedures Act

Developing Client-Ready Practitioners: Learning How to Practice National Security Law at Military Law Schools

Free Speech Aboard the Leaky Ship of State: Calibrating First Amendment Protections for Leakers of Classified Information

Chutzpah

Educating National Security Lawyers for the Twenty-first Century: The Intersection of National Security Law and International Affairs

National Security Law Pedagogy and the Role of Simulations

Unknotting the Tangled Threads of Watergate Lore

Self-Restraint and National Security

Can the President and Congress Establish a Legislative Veto Mechanism for Jointly Drawing Down a Long and Controversial War?

From Executive Order to Judicial Approval: Tracing the History of Surveillance of U.S. Persons Abroad in Light of Recent Terrorism Investigations

Virtual Checkpoints and Cyber-Terry Stops: Digital Scans To Protect the Nation’s Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources

Basic Principles of the War Power

The Continuing Quandary of Covert Operations

Conducting Shadow Wars

Covert War and the Constitution

Covert War and the Constitution: A Response