THE NATIONAL SECURITY LAW BRIEF

American University

At Washington College of Law

Jan 4
3 min

The Importance of Analyzing Homeland Security Issues through the Lenses of Critical Race Theory

By Wayne Rash, III – Online Editor, National Security Law Brief Critical Race Theory (CRT), once an “obscure school of thought in legal...

Nov 9, 2021
3 min

Ransomware, the Colonial Pipeline, and U.S. Infrastructure

By Rachel Feinstein On May 8, 2021, Colonial Pipeline, which supplies approximately 45% of the refined fuel for the Eastern Seaboard of...

Apr 23, 2021
3 min

Arctic Security is Heating Up

By Victoria Tinker The Arctic region is becoming a hot spot for global security and trade issues, and countries are rushing to stake...

Mar 10, 2021
4 min

The President’s Strike Against Iran-backed Militias in the Context of the War Powers Resolutio

By Lily Goff On Thursday, February 25, 2021, the United States conducted an air strike against Iran-backed militias located in Eastern...

Feb 19, 2021
4 min

The Threat of China Will Persist Regardless of Who Is President

By Francesca Oliveira Many of the national security threats the Trump administration faced within the last four years will likely persist...

Jan 30, 2021
4 min

The Paris Agreement: Security Threats Hiding Within the Reporting System

By Justin Tobey As the overwhelming majority of climate scientists understand, the Earth’s climate is changing as a result of humankind’s...

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THE NSLB

The National Security Law Brief (NSLB) at American University's Washington College of Law is the Nation’s first student-run law school publication to focus on the rapidly evolving field of national security law. We publish a biannual academic brief, and a an online blog examining the legal dimensions of United States national security law and policy.

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