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...
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THE BLOG
Nov 25, 20183 min read
United States Poorly Positioned to Rebut Russian Arctic Territorial Claims
By: Daniel Wiltshire Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are those of the blogger and are not to be construed as official or...
Nov 13, 20184 min read
How Changing Geography in the Arctic Poses a Challenge to American Economic and National Security
By: Jackson Garrity Climate change is a major concern to U.S. national security interests. Fifty percent of Department of Defense sites...
Mar 27, 20183 min read
Avoiding the Turnip: US Navy Vessel Collisions and Tort Liability
By: Ian Jones-Muñiz “When you’re figuring out who to sue, remember to avoid any parties that may be a turnip. Why? Because no matter how...
Mar 26, 20184 min read
The Application of Economic Pressure to North Korea at Sea: Blockade or Quarantine?
Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are those of the author and are not to be construed as official or reflecting the views of the...
Mar 22, 20185 min read
Not Without a Letter of Marque: The Constitutional Requirement Regarding the Use of Armed Private Mi
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the USCG, DHS, or the...
Mar 21, 20181 min read
Announcing the Spring 2018 Symposium
The National Security Law Brief is proud to announce the panelists and keynote speaker for the Spring 2018 Symposium on the law of the...
Dec 1, 20164 min read
UNCLOS Arbitration Award in the South China Sea Dispute
By Ryan Poitras Background: In June 2016, the United Nations’ Permanent Court of Arbitration Tribunal handed out its final award in...
Dec 1, 20163 min read
Punitive Strikes, Keeping the Seas Safe
By Prescott Heighton Freedom of the seas and their safe navigation has been a fundamental principle of American international relations...
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