Harvard National Security Journal

Publisher: Harvard Law School
Publication Website: http://harvardnsj.org/
Coverage: Vols. 1-14 (2010-2023)

ISSN: 2153-1358
Frequency: 2
Additional Information: The Harvard National Security Journal (NSJ) is a student-edited online journal dedicated to improving scholarship and discourse in the field of national security. The field of national security has grown significantly over the past several years, with a corresponding demand for critical scholarly analysis on its legal and policy dimensions. Complicated issues regarding separation of powers, executive authority in the Global War on Terror, the role of the Fourth Amendment in national security surveillance, and the legality of coercive interrogation techniques have challenged our policy-makers and lawyers alike in fields from constitutional law to military law and human rights. To date, however, much of the academic literature on national security has been published in journals of related fields such as international law or public policy. Such diffusion of thought impedes the generation of reflective dialogue and productive dialectic. NSJ aims to foster such dialogue with an eye toward effectively influencing policy by bringing together a diversity of perspectives and expertise in one location.

Source: http://harvardnsj.org/

Volumes:

14 (2023)
13 (2022)
12 (2021)
11 (2020)
10 (2019)
9 (2018)
8 (2017)
7 (2015-2016)
6 (2015)
5 (2014)
4 (2012-2013)
3 (2011-2012)
2 (2011)
1 (2010)