The Journal of National Security Law and Policy is the world’s only peer-reviewed journal devoted exclusively to security law and policy issues, including counterterrorism, cybersecurity, targeted killing, autonomous weapons, international humanitarian law, and domestic terrorism.
JNSLP’s Editor-in-Chief is William C. Banks.
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. 3
The Case for Attempted Perfidy: An “Attempt” to Enhance Deterrent Value | Geoffrey Corn
Lawfare and Sea Power: A Historical Perspective | Dennis Harbin
China’s Anti-Monopoly Merger Control and National Security: Interactions with Foreign Investment Law and Beyond | Meirong Jin & Qian Li
Book Review
A Bellicose Founding Charter: The U.S. and Providing for the “Common Defence” | Lt. Col. Daniel E. Schoeni
Student Notes
Advanced Reactors and Nuclear Terrorism: Rethinking the International Framework | Cameron Tarry Hughes
Congressional and Supreme Court Restraints on Treaty Termination Carried Out at the President’s “Lowest Ebb” of Authority | Shervin Taheran
Vol. 13 No. 2
DRONE STRIKE: ANALYZING THE IMPACTS OF TARGETED KILLING
Analyzing the Impacts of Targeted Killing: Lessons for the United States | Mitt Regan
Analyzing the Legality and Effectiveness of US Targeted Killing | Laurie R. Blank
Over-the-Horizon Drone Strikes in an Ongoing Global War: Afghanistan and Beyond | Laura A. Dickinson
Drone Strike—Analyzing Public Perceptions of Legitimacy | Paul Lushenko
Endless War Challenges Analysis of Drone Strike Effectiveness | David Sterman
Managing the Terrorism Threat with Drones | Katherine Zimmerman
US Commercial Space Regulation: The Rule of Three | John S. Goehring
An Army Turned Inward: Reforming the Insurrection Act to Guard Against Abuse | Elizabeth Goitein & Joseph Nunn