JNSLP is the world’s only peer-reviewed journal devoted exclusively to security law and policy issues such as cybersecurity, torture, teaching national security law, secrecy, and the laws of war.
Reviewers include distinguished members of the journal’s editorial board; law professors; academics from other disciplines; and members of the military, intelligence, law enforcement, and civil liberties communities.
Vol. 13 No. 1
ARTICLES
The First Calling Forth Clause: The Constitution’s Non-Emergency Power to Call Forth the Militia to Execute the Laws | Alden A. Fletcher
TikTok v. Trump and the Uncertain Future of National Security-based Restrictions on Data Trade | Bernard Horowitz & Terence Check
Migrants as a Weapons System | Aaron R. Petty
STUDENT NOTES
On the Precipice: Democracy, Disaster, and the State Emergency Powers That Govern Elections in Crises | Dakota Foster
ISIL as Salesmen? The Roles of Due Diligence and the Good Faith Purchaser in Illicit Artifact Trafficking from the ISIL Insurgency | Victoria Maatta
Shot in the Dark: Can Private Sector “Hackbacks” Work? | Sam Parker
