Vol. 10 No. 1 Archives - Georgetown Law - Center on National Security

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

Vol. 10 No. 1

International LawInternational Security

Building a Universal Counter-Proliferation Regime: The Institutional Limits of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540

Big DataIntelligence

Gathering Intelligence: Drifting Meaning and the Modern Surveillance Apparatus

Book ReviewsHuman Rights

Requiem for Korematsu?

Book ReviewsHuman Rights

From Protecting Lives to Protecting States: Use of Force Across the Threat Continuum

Foreign PolicyHuman Rights

Countering the Prominence Effect: How US National Security Lawyers Can Fulfill Non-Prominent Humanitarian Objectives

Public Health

The National Security Impacts of Climate Change

Big DataCyberespionage

Sovereign Immunity in Cyber Space: Towards Defining a Cyber-Intrusion Exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

Emerging TechnologyInternational Law

Topics

Vol. 10 No. 1

Building a Universal Counter-Proliferation Regime: The Institutional Limits of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540

Gathering Intelligence: Drifting Meaning and the Modern Surveillance Apparatus

Requiem for Korematsu?

From Protecting Lives to Protecting States: Use of Force Across the Threat Continuum

Countering the Prominence Effect: How US National Security Lawyers Can Fulfill Non-Prominent Humanitarian Objectives

The National Security Impacts of Climate Change

Sovereign Immunity in Cyber Space: Towards Defining a Cyber-Intrusion Exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and the Use of Force by States

Journal of National Security Law and Policy

Topics

Vol. 10 No. 1

Building a Universal Counter-Proliferation Regime: The Institutional Limits of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540

Gathering Intelligence: Drifting Meaning and the Modern Surveillance Apparatus

Requiem for Korematsu?

From Protecting Lives to Protecting States: Use of Force Across the Threat Continuum

Countering the Prominence Effect: How US National Security Lawyers Can Fulfill Non-Prominent Humanitarian Objectives

The National Security Impacts of Climate Change

Sovereign Immunity in Cyber Space: Towards Defining a Cyber-Intrusion Exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and the Use of Force by States