The National Security and Armed Conflict Law Review publishes on a rolling basis. Check out our articles, member articles and book reviews.
Professional articles:
Prosecuting the Crime of Aggression in the International Criminal Court
by Johan D. van der Vyver
Standing Our Ground: A Study of Southeast Asian Counterterrorism Conventions Contributing to a Peaceful Existence
by Major Dennis Hager
Bureaucracy and the U.S. Response to Mass Atrocity
by Gregory Brazeal
Student articles:
Pulling Back the Covers: Saleh v. Titan Corporation and (Near-) Blanket Immunity for Military Contractors in War Zones
by Ian S. Speir
PMCs on the High Seas: The Solution to Somali Piracy or a Failure to Learn from History?
by Bryan K. Doeg
Square Information, Round Categorization: Executive Order 13556 and Its Implementation Challenges
by Austin Harris
Government Secrets, National Security and Freedom of the Press: The Ability of the United States to Prosecute Julian Assange
by Heather M. Lacey
The Diminishing Free Speech Rights of Military Chaplains in the Aftermath of Repealing “Don’t ask Don’t Tell”
by Elyse Stiner
Terrorism Financing: The Rise and Fall of Counter-Terrorism Policy Primacy
by Jeanne K. Giraldo, reviewed by Jonathan Vollinger
Snyder v. Phelps:
Snyder v. Phelps: The Demise of Constitutional Avoidance
by Emily Horowitz
Snyder v. Phelps: The Destruction of the Equilibrium Between the Right to Free Speech and the Right to Protection From It
by Stewart F. Berkeley
Snyder v. Phelps: Finding the Light at the End of the Tort
by Brendan Mackesey
