Editors
| Editor-in-Chief: | Justin LP Shore |
|---|---|
| Managing Editor: | Vincent DeFabo |
| Executive Editor: | Benjamin Glerum |
| Associate Executive Editor: | Erin Kuhls |
| Online Editor: | Andrew Vecera |
Founded in April 2009, the American University National Security Law Brief (Brief) is the nation’s first, student-run law school publication to focus on the ever-growing field of national security law. The Brief is a biannual print publication featuring journal-length, academic legal articles analyzing all aspects of United States national security law, from traditional security issues such as counterterrorism, intelligence collection, and nuclear proliferation, to cutting-edge developments related to soft power and cybersecurity. The Brief also has an extensive online component, featuring student-written pieces on current topics as well as focus pieces from noted national security law practitioners and academics. Given its location in Washington, DC and its growing relationship with the legal community, the Brief serves as an ideal platform for innovative ideas in national security law.
Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 1 (2011)
Articles
Is "National Security Law" Inherently Paradoxical?
Stephen Vladeck
The 9/11 Commission and the White House: Issues of Executive Privilege and Separation of Powers
Daniel Marcus
Judicial Review as Soft Power: How the Courts Can Help Us Win the Post-9/11 Conflict
Dawinder S. Sidhu
First Line Defenders as Second Class Citizens: Collective Bargaining Rights for TSA Employees and National Security Make Good Bedfellows
Mark D. Roth and Jamison F. Grella
Economic Terror: Market Manifestations of Terror Attacks
Richard V. Rodriguez
