National Security Report Back Issues

Volume 32 - 2010 & 2011

Issue 1 (Winter 2010)

• A Comparative Look at the Investigative Detention of Terror Suspects in the US, the UK and France
  
• The Problem with Law Avoidance
• In Counterterrorism, the Law of War is a Key Source of Law for the Courts
• Book Review: "Is There a Right to Remain Silent?" Coercive Interrogation And The Fifth Amendment After 9/11 
• The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, The Stock Broker’s Clerk
•  The winning paper of the 2009 National Security Law Student Writing Competition: Redefining Fourth Amendment Rights in the Digital Age: Suspicionless Border Searches of Electronic Data Storage Devices

Issue 2 (Spring 2011)

• A Debate About the Significance of the Ahmed Ghailan Trial Verdict
• How Can We Make the Internet More Secure?
• A Commemorations of Morris I. Leibman
• Integrating Students into National Security Law
• Remarks by Assistant Attorney General Tony West
  
• Protecting Against Economic Espionage
  
• Cyber Security: Responding to the Threat of Cyber Crime and Terrorism 

Issue 3 (Fall 2011)

• Are Mexican Cartels a Threat to National Security?
• What is the Customary Law of War or Does that Even Matter?
• Breakfast Program: 2011 - Ten Years Later
• Breakfast Program: America the Vulnerable - "The New Face of International Conflict"
• The Mexican Drug War: The Case for a Non-International Armed Conflict Classification

Volume 31 - 2009

Issue 1 (January - February)

• Was the Gaza Campaign Legal
  
• Proportionality "Re-Configured"
• The winning paper of the 2008 National Security Law Student Writing Competition: Covert Action and the War on Terror: Reconciling Secrecy and Public Legitimacy
  

Issue 2 (March - April)

• Looking Back to Go Forward: Remaking U.S. Detainee Policy
  
• Money Laundering: The United States Should Loosen the Restraints, But Do So Carefully
• Redefining Liberty in the 21st Century

Issue 3 (May - June)

• Enforcing ICC Arrest Warrants
  
• National Security and the International Criminal Court
• Standing Committee mourns the loss of Judge Robinson O. Everett
  

Issues 3-4 (July - October)

• Military Commission, the Golden Rule, and the Laws of War: A Comment on the Detention Policy Tastk Force's Preliminary Report of July 20, 2009 and the NDAA Amendements to the Military Commissions Act
  
• Covert Action Policy and Procedure
• Book Review: “The Constitution and 9/11”
• Be Careful What You Wish For: A Review of Ibrahim Warde’s The Price of Fear
• Jeh C. Johnson: Speech to the ABA Standing Committee  

Volume 30 - 2008

Issue 1 (March)

• Enemy Combatants in the "War on Terror?" A Case Study of How Myopic Lawyering Makes Bad Law
• Combatant Status Under the Laws of War
• Intelligence Agency? Does the U.S. Need a Domestic Intelligence Agency?
• Committee on Law and National Security Available Resources

Issue 2 (June)

• The Court, The Culture Wars and Real Wars
• Reflecting on Boumediene: The Substance of Habeas and the Futility of Exhaustion
• Commentary: Munaf, Bigger than Boumediene?
• Commentary: Boumediene: The Path Forward
• Morris I. Leibman Award Presented to Professor Howard S. Levie
• ABA Committee Announces the 2008 National Security Law Student Writing Competition

Issue 3 (September - October)

• Special Issue: “Advice for the Next Administration and Congress" 
  
• “A Running Start: Getting Law Ready During a Presidential Transition”
  
• “Homeland Security Reform Priorities for the Next Administration and Congress” 
• “A National Security System for the 21st Century”
• “Advice to the Next Administration and Congress Regarding Coercive Interrogation” 
• “The Four Freedoms as Good Law and Grand Strategy"

Issue 4 (November - December)

• Guantanamo’s Second Generation
  
• Why Are We Trying to Solve the “Problem of Guantanamo?”
  
• Run for the Border: Laptop Searches and the Fourth Amendment
  
• “International Travel and the Constitution" 
•  Conference Summary of the Committee’s workshop: “The Intersection of Immigration and National Security” 

Volume 29 - 2007

Issue 1 (February)

• U.K. Perspectives: Detaining Suspected Terrorists"
• Anti-Terrorism Orders Out of Control?
• Civilians Accompanying Forces in the Field Now Subject to UCMJ
• Army is Maximizing Lawyers' Skills in Contemporary Operations
• Improving Disaster Preparedness Through Good Samaritan Legislation

Issue 2 (May)

• The Power of Congress to Restrain the President's Exercise of Military Force
• Democratic Checks on Presidential Wars
• Federal Commandeering in Times of Emergency
• Book Review: Leading at the Speed of Light: New Strategies for U.S. Security
• In the Information Age
• The War on Terrorism, the War of Ideologies, and the Strategic Legal Advisor: Using Lawfare to Our Advantage?

Issue 3 (August)

• The Nuclear Proliferation Threat
• A report on the Standing Committee’s Special Program titled: Responding to the Department of Justice Inspector General’s Report on the Use of National Security Letters

Issue 4 (November)

• What’s Wrong With Rendition
• Transferring Suspected Terrorists
• A Debate Between Professor John Yoo (Berkeley) and Dean Jesse Choper (Berkeley) concerning the Military Commissions Act’s Restraint of Habeas Jurisdiction

Volume 28 - 2006

Issue 1 (March)

• Special Issue: The NSA Surveillance Debate
• If Men Were Angels: NSA Eavesdropping and the Fourth Amendment
• Sellers Remorse? The Auhtorization for Use of Military Force in the NSA Surveillance Debate
• The Statutory Argument in the NSA Surveillance Debate
• National Security Law and the NSA-FISA Controversy
• If the Commander in Chief Does It, It's Not Illegal: The Nixon Doctrine Revised
• Above the Law?
• Understanding Counterterrorism Technology and Privacy
• Additional Resources Concering the NSA Surveillance Debate

Issue 2 (July)

• Arar v. Ashcroft: "Why Constitutional Rights Litigation Should Not Follow the Flag
• Arar v. Ashcroft: "Rights Without Remedies: The Newfound National Security Exception to Bivens
• Rumsfeld v. Padilla: Dodging the Jose Padilla Case
• Breakfast Program: Philip Zelikow: Legal Policy in the Twilight of War

Issue 3 (September)

• Essays on the Issue of Criminal Prosecution Relating to Leaks of Classified Information
• The Lessons of History
• What to Do About Leaks?
• Leaks, National Security and the First Amendment 
• Freedom of the Press Is Not Freedom from the Law
• Prosecuting Journalists Would Be Unprecedented and Unwise
• Inconvenient Truth About Leaks

Issue 4 (November)

• The Constitution vs. Counterterrorism
• Greasing the Wheels of Justice: Independent Experts in National Security Cases
• A Review of Robert Young Pelton’s Licensed to Kill: Hired Guns in the War on Terror
• Voices from the Stars? America’s Generals and Public Debates
• Understanding the Privatization of National Security - Conference Executive Summary
• Remarks by Benjamin Powell, General Counsel of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Volume 27 - 2005

Issue 1 (February) 

• Counterterrorism Technology and Privacy, A report on the June 2004 Cantigny Conference in Wheaton, Illinois
• Cantigny Principles on Technology, Terrorism and Privacy

Issue 2 (March) 

• Conference Report: National Security, Law in a Changed World: The Fourteenth Annual Review of the Field

Issue 3 (June)

• Breakfast Program: Judge Laurence Silberman, Co-Chair of the WMD Comission, DIscusses the Commission's Process and Conclusions
• Piracy Law as a Weapon in the War on Terror
• Debate: Non-Self-Executing Declarations by the Senate
• Response to Professor Halberstam
• Professor Halberstam's Reply

Issue 4 (August) 

• Special Issue: Careers in National Security Law
• Event Summary: Different Paths In National Security Law
• Profile: Suzanne E. Spaulding, Managing Director, The Harbor Group by Brad Moss
• Profile: Col. Tia Johnson, General Counsel, Internationl Criminal Court Task Force, U.S. Army JAG Charles Moldenhauer
• Profile: Jeremy Zucker, Associate, Hogan & Hartson by Justin Zeefe
• Profile: Sheldon I. Cohen, Private Practice, Arlington, VA
• Profile: Judge William H. Webster, Senior Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley, and McCloy by Jodi Else
• Profile: Angeline G. Chen, Associate General Counsel, Lockheed Martin; Adjunct Professor, George Mason University Law School, University of Maryland

Issue 5 (October)

• Law Amid the Ruins: Doing Business After Disaster, A report on the May 2005 Cantigny Conference in Wheaton, Illinois.
• Start with a Worst-Case Scenario, and then Work Backwards and Forwards
• Common Vocabulary, Common Goal
• Existing Plans: Pros and Cons (The National Response Plan)
• It's the Process, Not the Plan
• Broaching the Fear Issue: Educating the Public
• Private Sector Roles and Responsibilities
• Interdependency: Dividing Responsibilities
• Adressing the Legal Dimension
• What's Next: Conclusions and Next Steps

Volume 26 - 2004

Issue 1 (March) 

• Conference Report: The Thirteenth Annual Morris I. Liebman Review of the Field of National Security Law Conference

Issue 2 (Summer)

• The Proliferation Security Initiative: A New Multilateralism
• Book Review: Combating Terrorism: Strategies of Ten Countries
• Book Review: Piercing the Veil of Secrecy
• Breakfast Program: Counsel to the President Alberto R. Gonzales Discusses Administration Procedures on Unlawful Combatants

Issue 3 (October)

• Perspectives on a U.S. China Strategic Relationship
• New Committee Members Selected: Baker Appointed Chair
• 9/11 Commission Members Assess Prospects for Change in Intelligence
• Book Review: A War of a Different Kind: Military Forces and America's Search for Homeland Security
• Intelligence Community Reform: Pending Legislation
• Breakfast Program: Judge Chertoff Addresses Challenges to the Legal System in Fighting Terrorism
• Breakfast Program: Rep. Harman on Changing U.S. Intelligence Community
• Panel Assesses Long Term Impact of the Supreme Court's 2004 National Security Related Decisions

Issue 4 (November)

• A Practical History of the USA PATRIOT Act
• Advisory Committee Members Selected: Friedman Appointed Chair
• Rhetoric, Practice, and Historical Perspective in the War on Terror
• Intelligence Reform in Congress

Volume 25 - 2003

Issue 1 (May)

• Conference Reports: National Security, Law in a Changed World: The Twelfth Annual Review of the Field and Outer Space Law and Policy and National Security Concerns in the 21st Century: A Cantigny Conference Executive Summary"

Issue 2 (October) 

• The Role of the Military in Securing the Homeland: A McCormick Tribune Foundation Cantigny Conference Series Post-Conference Report

Issue 3 (December)

The Guantanamo Bay Detentions: A Point-Counterpoint

• Detaining Terrorists at Guantanamo Bay: Questions of Law and Policy
• The Staturs of Terrorists
• Questions and Answers with Colonel M. Tia Johnson, Legal Advisor Defense Reform Commission
• Breakfast Meeting: Col. Frederic Borch and Col. Will Dunn
• Standing Committee on Law and National Security Law, A Brief History, November 2003

Volume 24 - 2002

Issue 1 (May)

• Conference Report: Moving from Polarization to Progress on National Security Issues
• Book Review: The White House Staff Inside the West Wing and Beyond
  

Volume 23 - 2001

Issue 1 (January - February)

•  R.James Woolsey On National Security Challenges in the 21st Century
• After Burma: The Fifty States, Terrorism and a Unified National Security Policy
• Kosovo Update: United Nations Efforts to Establish the Rule of Law
• Judicial Review Features of the Drug King Pin Act
• The International Legal Regulation of Navy Space Operations
  

Issue 2 (March - April)

• Special Issue: National Security Law in a Changing World: The Tenth Annual Review of the Field
  

Issue 3 (September)

• A Message from the Chair: The Tasks Ahead
• Summary of Key Provisions in USA PATRIOT ACT of 2001
• The Terrorist Threat at Home: Legal Responses
  

Volume 22 - 2000

Issue 1 (January - February)

• Latin America and New U.S. National Security Concerns for the Year 2000
• The 21st Century Pirate: Modernity of an Ancient Scourge
• Book Review: A G-Man's Journal
• Defending Against the Rogue: Deterrence and Building A U.S. National Missile Defense System
• James L. Pavitt, CIA Deputy Director for Operations, Addresses the Standing Committee
  

Issue 2 (March - April)

• Gilman G. Louie Discusses In-Q-Tel the CIA's New High-Tech Investment Company
• Enforcing International Humanitarian Law: The U.S. Office of War Crimes Issues
• Whatever Happened to the Alien Terrorist Removal Court?
  

Issue 3 (May - June)

• The Way to Missile Defense: Dealing with Russia and Ourselves
• Catastrophic Terrorism: A Cantigny Conference Executive Summary
• Book Review: Honey and Vinegar - Incentives, Sanctions and Foreign Policy
• Trolling for Terrorists: New Report Outlines Surveillance Authorities
  

Issue 4 (July - August)

• New Targeting and Goals for National Security in Intelligence Matters
• Is Catastrophic Terrorism Just Strategic "Peanuts?"
• Book Review: the Soul of Battle
• Book Review: Information Warfare and Security

Volume 21 - 1999

Issue 1 (May)

• Representative Bill McCollum Discusses US National Security Policy in the 21st Century
• Former HPSCI Chairman David McCurdy Highlights the Private Sector's Role in the Digital Age
• Russian Delegation Addresses Export Control and Non-Proliferation Progress
• Book Review: Terrorism and America
• Book Review: Democracy at Dawn
• Milosevic Indicted by ICTY
  

Issue 2 (June)

• Special Issue: National Security Law in a Changing World: The Eighth Annual Review of the Field
  

Issue 3 (July)

• The Importance of Kosovo for NATO
• Congress' Role in the Kosovo Crisis
• Crossing the International Status Line: Kosovo and its Refugees
• A Short History of the Kosovo Crisis
  

Issue 4 (August)

• Deputy Secretary of Defense Dr. John J. Hamre Challenges Standing Committee to Lead Debate on Homeland Defense
• What's a Pound of Your Information Worth? Constructs for Collaboration and Consistency
• Emerging Issues in Cyberdefense
• What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing Challenging the the U.S. Government's Cryptography Regulations?
• PFIAB Chairman Testifies Before the HASC on Security at the U.S. Department of Energy
• Privacy in the 21st Century
• The E-Commerce Weak Link
• Exploits: How Hackers Hack
  

Issue 5 (September)

• Ambassador Max Kampelman Receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Curtis, Davis, and Wood Named to Standing Committee
• Book Review: Tracking Nuclear Proliferation
• Book Review: Policing the New World Disorder
• Ninth Circuit Panel Rules on Encryption Export Controls in Bernstein v. U.S. DOJ et al
• The U.S. DoD Arms Control Compliance Process
• The White House Press Release on the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2000
  

Issue 6 (November)

• Sovereignty & Independence: The Mainline China-Taiwan-United States Triangle
• A Report on Document Exploitation in Bosnia and NATO's Stabilization Force
• Merits of the ABM Treaty are Debated at June Breakfast
• Special Thanks to Dr. Robert F. Turner
  

Volume 20 - 1998

Issue 1 (Winter)

• General Marsh Outlines Infrastructure Protection Recommendations
• Snider Discusses Hill Access to Intelligence
• Book Review: After the Cold War
• National Security Resources on the Internet
• Senator Calls for More Efforts to Curb the spread of WMD Technology
• Federal Judge Criticizes State Department's Visa Policy
• Israel and US Begin to Discuss Restructuring Financial Aid
  

Issue 2 (May)

• Special Issue: National Security Law in a Changing World: The Sixth Annual Review of the Field Conference
  

Issue 3 (July)

• Special Issue: National Security Law in a Changing World: The Seventh Annual Review of the Field Conference
• Promoting the Rule of Law A Tribute to Lewis F. Powell Jr.
  

Issue 4 (November)

• Special Tributes to Lewis Franklin Powell Jr. (1907-1998)
  

Issue 5 (Fall - Winter)

• General Barry R. McCaffrey Discusses Drug Policy
• JCS Chairman General Henry H. Shelton Addresses June Breakfast
• Book Review: The Pacific War and the Origins of Modern Intelligence

Volume 19 - 1997

Issue 1 (Winter)

• Ambassador Saito Discusses US - Japan Security Relationship
• National Security Implications of the Information Age
• Book Review: The Next War
• Senate Consents to Ratification of Chemical Arms Ban Before April Deadline
• President Ratifies CWC Treaty
• Russian Duma Delays Action on CWC
• NATO Expansion Questions Begin Reaching Hill
  

Issue 2 (May)

• FISA Court Chief Judge Royce Lamberth Discusses Work of Court
• Under Secretary Slocombe Says Nuclear Weapons Still Necessary for Deterrence
• Book Review: International News and Foreign Correspondents
• Business Executives Call for Biological Weapons Strategy
• Editor Disavows Stories Alleging CIA Drug Conspiracy
• Nonproliferation Center Warns of Russian Rocket Exports
  

Issue 3 (June)

• Hong Kong's Top Lawyer Envisions "Sherpa" Role for Future
• A View from the Senate
• Should The Military be Dealing with Adulterers?
• Bolton and Turner to Debate "In International Law Really Law?"
• Defense Spending Bills Move Rapidly Through Both House and Senate
• House Passes Bill Calling for Greater Attention on Chinese Intelligence and Military Activities
• Congress Scrutinizing Secretary Cohen's Base-Closing Plan
  

Issue 4 (Summer)

• Okinawa Governor Ota Addresses ABA Breakfast
• Adultery and the Military: A Reply to Gen. Creighton
  
• Why US Troops Must Arrest War Criminals
• Classification Appeals Panel Rules Against Agencies in 33 of First 34 Cases
• Former State Department Legal Adviser Proposes Treaty on Property Rights
• New Study Examines Sharing Secrets With Congress
• NSIC Published New Organized Crime Monographs
  

Issue 5 (September)

• Special Issue: The Strategy of Sanctions, a Cantigny Conference, May 8-9 1997
  

Issue 6 (Fall)

• Jack McNeill Receives First ABA Liebman Award
• Bosley, Peterson and Spaulding Named to Standing Committee
• Former Defense Secretary Weinberger Calls for NATO Expansion and Missile Defense
• Book Review: Citizen Warriors
• Is International Law Really Law?
• Critical Infrastructure Panel Warns of Computer Threats to Communications and Electrical Networks
• Information Security Oversight Report
• Chinese Media Report
  

Volume 18 - 1996

Issue 1 (Winter)

• Law Enforcement and Intelligence in the Last Years of the Twentieth Century
• Russian Ambassador Laments Lack of U.S. Support
• Book Review: My American Journey
• SFRC Agrees to Report Chemical Weapons Convention

Issue 2 (March)

• Special Supplement: Chairman's Report, About the Standing Committee
  

Issue 3 (April)

• Harold Brown Reports on Work of Intelligence Commission 
• General Krulak Warns of "Lack of Values" in Society 
• An Interview with State Department Legal Adviser Conrad Harper
• Book Review: The Wages of Guilt
• Martin Faga Describes Work of Government Secrecy Commission
  

Issue 4 (May - June)

• Under Secretary Davis Reports on Korea and on Moscow Summit
• A Special Tribute to William E. Colby (1920-1996)
• Turkey's Role in Security in the Balkans, the Caucasus, and Central Asia
• Book Review: United Nations Peace Operations
• House Passes Iran-Libya Foreign Oil Sanctions Act
• 1997 Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill Approved by Senate Subcommittee
• Most Favored Nation Trading Status for China Set for Vote
• Senate Panel Approves Defense Authorization
  

Issue 5 (Summer)

• An Interview with Defense Department General Counsel Judith A. Miller
• Book Review: The Middle East
• CIA Attorney John Rizzo Receives Tom Clark Award
• Intelligence Reform Effort Appears Stalled in Congress
• Senate Prepares to Vote on Defense Authorization Bill
• Congress Exploring Recent Iran-Turkey Natural Gas Deal
  

Issue 6 (October)

• Bass, Healey and Williamson Appointed to Standing Committee
• An Interview with Former CIA General Counsel Jeffrey H. Smith
• Faculty Seminar on Teaching Strategic Weapons Proliferation
• Book Review: Americans No More
• Congress Approves FY97 Intelligence Authorization Bill
• President Approves Defense Conference Report in Omnibus Appropriations Bill
  

Issue 7 (November)

• Special Conference Issue: Law Enforcement & Intelligence: Report on the September 19-20 Conference
  

Issue 8 (December)

• Dellinger Discusses "Executive Branch Lawmaking"
• Representative Porter Goss Responds to CIA Critics
• Book Review: Executive Privilege
• In Memoriam John H. "Jack" McNeill (1941-1996)
  

Volume 17 - 1995

Issue 1 (January)

• The International Atomic Energy Agency
• Dan McMichael Salutes Frank Barnett at Conference Dinner
• Book Review: The Law of Naval Warfare 
• Book Review: Excessive Maritime Claims
• Edward Hidalgo (1912-1995)

Issue 2-3 (February - March)

• National Security Issues in the 104th Congress
• Aspin Outlines Role of Intelligence Commission
• Standing Committee Member L. Britt Snider Named Staff Director of Intelligence Commission
• Book Review: War and Responsibility

Issue 4 (April)

• The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
• Senator Specter Calls for Intelligence Help for U.S. Business
• Book Review: Somalia and Operation Restore Hope
• Zoe Baird Named to Standing Committee
• David Martin (1914-1995)
  

Issue 5 (May)

• White House Counsel Discusses Separation of Powers
• "Law Enforcement and Intelligence" Showcase Set for August 6
• Book Review: High Seas
• Book Review: A Sense of Values
• Book Review: Regulating Covert Action
  

Issue 7-9 (Summer)

• Shenefield Testifies on Terrorism Bill
• Report on June 29 Breakfast
• Book Reviews: Nicaragua and the World Court

Issue 10 (October)

• Panel Discusses Problems of Law Enforcement and Intelligence
• Former NSC Legal Adviser Paul Stevens Named New Standing Committee Chair
• An Interview with NSC Legal Adviser Alan Kreczko
• Book Review: U.S. Intelligence at the Crossroads
• House and Senate Approve Intelligence Bills
• Intelligence Commission Updates

Issue 11 (November)

• Carlucci Offers Five Rules for Effective Policy
• Congressional Interference with Constitutional Power of the Executive
  

Issue 12 (December)

• Special Conference Issue: National Security Law in a Changing World: The Fifth Annual Review of the Field
  

Volume 16 - 1994

Issue 1 (January)

• Combating Proliferation with "Catch-All" Statutory Provisions
• National Security Issues Facing the New Congress
• Mary C. Lawton (1935-1993)
• Book Review: Toward Managed Peace
• Ambassador Miller Guest at February 17 Breakfast
  

Issue 2 (February)

• Glickman Calls for Releasing Intelligence Community Budget
• Secretary of Defense Perry to Address March Breakfast
• Proposed Rules for the International Tribunal to Adjudicate War Crimes Committed in the Former Yugoslavia 
• Prominent Historian John Lewis Gaddis Rebuts "Revisionist" Cold War History

Issue 2a (February)

• Special Conference Supplement: Anarchy in the Third World
  

Issue 3-4 (March - April)

• Secretary of Defense Perry Addresses March Breakfast
• National Classification System Update
• Ambassador Miller Provide Rules for Low Intensity Conflict

Issue 5 (May)

• Proposed Rules for the War Crimes Tribunal in the Former Yugoslavia
• Lucinda Low Testifies on Foreign Aid Reform
• "Partnership for Peace" Program to be Discussed May 26
• Ukraine Project Seeks Experts in Export Control Law and Administration
• American Assembly Issues Report on Post-Cold War Intervention Policy

Issue 6 (June)

• Democracy Training Comes Too Late for Rwanda
• INS Commissioner Doris Meissner Addresses National Security Immigration Problems
• War Crimes Rules for the Former Yugoslavia

Issue 7-8 (Summer)

• Special Conference Issue: Nonproliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  

Issue 9 (September)

• Bruemmer and Heymann Named to Committee
• Truman Didn't "Ignore Congress" On Koran War

Issue 10 (October)

• Adm. Owen Emphasizes Jointness and Technology for Post-Cold War Military
• Non-Governmental Security Threats to be Addressed at Conference
• Book Review: Operation Anadyr
• Book Review: Enforcing Restraint
• Clinton Administration May Seek Revision of War Powers Resolution
• Congress Set to Reassess US Intelligence Community
• Ex-KGB General Alleges Philip Agee Sold US Secrets to Moscow
• Talks to Put Teeth in Biological Weapons Convention to Start in January
  

Issue 11 (November)

• Dr. Edward Teller Emphasizes Need for International Cooperation
• Les Aspin to Address January 19 Breakfast
• Book review: Death By Government
• Standing Committee to Cosponsor Chemical Weapons Conference
• Truman and Korea - Comments and Corrections
  

Issue 12 (December)

• National Security Implications of the Law of the Sea Convention
• Conference Examines Non-Governmental Security Threats
• Book Review: Waiting for Winter to End
• Humberto Ortego Resigns as Nicaraguan Defense Chief
• State Department Says Serb Atrocities Increased in Recent Months
• Biological Weapons Evidence found in Iraq
• Russian Arms Controls Developments

Volume 15 - 1993

Issue 1 (January)

• Redefining National Security: A Post-Cold War Imperative
• Gates to Address February 18 Breakfast
• Court Denies Lonetree Appeal
• Book Review: To Unite Our Strength
• Sowcroft Admits Covert Effort to Oust Saddam
• START II Endorsed by Russian Military
• START I Awaits Ukraine Ratification
  

Issue 2 (February)

• Strengthening Congressional Oversight of Intelligence
• Gates Opposes CIA Role in Industrial Espionage or Active Law Enforcement
• Debate over Intelligence Budget Anticipates
• United States Endorses U.N. Rapid Deployment Force
• DPRK on Collision Course with IAEA over Nuke Site Inspections
• Second Libyan Poison Gas Plant Discovered
  

Issue 3 (March)

• Promoting the Rule of Law in Militaries of Emerging Democracies
• Let's Keep Our Old-Fashioned "National Security," NSIC Sponsors Working Group on Intelligence Reform
• Army Report on Iraqi War Crimes Sent to Security Council
• DPRK-IAEA Clash Leads to NPT Withdrawal and Possible Security Council Action
• FIA Says Pakistan has Four to Seven Nukes
• Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction Programs Outlined
  

Issue 4 (April)

• Foreign Investment in U.S. National Security Business, Senator DeConcini Addresses Breakfast
• Conference to Examine "Anarchy in the Third World"
• State Department Reports 38% Decline in International Terrorist Attacks in '92; names Iran as most dangerous sponsor of terrorism
• Iraqi-sponsored Attack on Former President Bush Thwarted in Kuwait
• Egypt Charges Iran and Sudan with Terrorism
• U.S. Spy Satellite Photos Shared with IAEA
• Poll Reports 71.6% of Panamanians Favor U.S. Military Presence After 1999
  

Issue 5 (May)

• DeConcini Responds to Gates Remarks on Oversight
• Assessing the 1992 Intelligence Reorganization Legislation
• Security Council Unanimously Approves Bosnia War Crimes Tribunal; Urges DPRK to Reconsider NPT Withdrawal
• Applies Magnetics-Nakamichi Sale Said to Violate Exon-Florio
• Ukrain Hardens Stand on Nukes
• Iran Continues Arms Buildup; Nuclear Programs 
  

Issue 6 (June)

• Russia's Security and Intelligence Services Today
• Anarchy Conference Praised by ABA President
• Supreme Court Avoids Constitutional Challenge to Export Administration Act
• Book Review: U.S. Intelligence Evolution and Anatomy
• Book Review: The Reader's Guide to Intelligence Periodicals
• WHO Asks ICJ to Advise on Legality of Using Nukes
• DPRK Suspends NPT Withdrawal
• Iran Calls for Moslem Unity in Acquiring Technology
  

Issue 6a (June)

• Special Conference Supplement: Second Annual Review of the Field of National Security Law
  

Issue 7 (July)

• Kampleman Says Europe Must "Reach for the 'Ought'"
• New York Panels to Address Proliferation
• Peacekeeping and War Crimes
• Firmer Stand Needed on North Korean Nukes
  

Issue 8 (August)

• Controlling Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Frank Rockwell Barnett (1921-1993)
• Sudan Added to State Department Terrorism List
• Bosnia asks ICJ to Declare Peace Accord "Null and Void" 
• U.S. Imposes Sanctions for PRC Missile Sales to Pakistan
• Russian Reformers Seeking U.S. National Security Law Expertise
  

Issue 9 (September)

• The U.S. Navy and the Marine Pollution Convention
• First Circuit Applies CIA Information Act
• Book Review: Making War
• Commission on Improving UN Recommends Voluntary Quick Reaction Force and Expanding Security Council
• U.S. Unable to Verify Dismantling of Russian Nuke
  

Issue 10 (October)

• Chief Arms Inspector Kay Addresses Breakfast
• "National Security in a Changing World" Conference Held
• John Marsh Affirms Commitment to Rule of Law at October Conference
• December Conference to Examine Democracy and the Rule of Law in Foreign Affairs
• PFIAB Reorganized at White House
• Duke Law School Establishes Center on Law, Ethics and National Security
• NSIC Report on Transnational Criminal Enterprises
  

Issue 11 (November)

• Attorney General Reno Addresses Intelligence and Law Enforcement
• Stalin Approved Korean Attack, Urged Chinese Intervention

Issue 12 (December)

• Zbigniew Brzezinski on North Korea and Bosnia
• Task Force on Nonproliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Book Review: Reducing Nuclear Danger
• Nuclear Materials Smuggling Rings Broken in Ukraine
• Iranian Defense Minister Visits North Korea

Volume 14 - 1992

Issue 1 (January)

• U.S. Seeks to Stifle Megaweapons Trade
• Latin America and the Caribbean: Problems and Opportunities
• Book Review: Deadlines A Memoir
• Yugoslavia: Another View
  

Issue 2 (February)

• Iraqi War Crimes Trial - A Progress Report
• Leahy Bill would Narrow FOIA National Security Exemptions
• Book Review: October Surprise: America's Hostage in Iran and the Election of Ronald Reagan
• An Independent Quebec?
  

Issue 3 (March)

• Japan - U.S. Military Cooperation Still Essential
• Treasury Issues Final Exon-Florio Regulations
• Book review: The Political Economy of Defense Contracting
• Conference on "Intelligence in a Post-Cold War World"
• CNCL Summer Institute on National Security Law
  

Issue 4 (April)

• Judge Sporkin Urges Private Sector Action Program for the Former Soviet Union
• Case Notes: INS v. Doherty - The Attorney General's power to Deport
• Book Review: SDI and the Alternatives
• Book Review: Espionage and Secrecy
• Standing Committee to Consider Wide-Ranging Agenda
• "The National Security Agenda..."
  

Issue 5 (May)

• In Memoriam of Morris Liebman, the "Godfather" of National Security Law
  

Issue 6-8 (June - August)

• Conference Surveys Post-Cold War Intelligence Issues, Democratization Goals
• Kidnapping and the Supreme Court: Understanding the Alvarez Decision
• Book Review: The Spy Who Saved the World
• Independent Counsel Statute
• U.S. v. George, Export Controls Reexamined
  

Issue 9 (September)

• Five Named to Standing Committee
• Ex-KGB Chairman Addresses Breakfast
• ABA Convention Panel Links Law and World Order
• Conference to Honor Morris Liebman
• Pentagon Declassifies NRO
• House Subcommittee Approves Anti-Terrorism Bill
• POW Information Declassifies
• Castro Halts Nuclear Power Plan Construction
  

Issue 10 (October)

• Cuban General Says Castro "Crazy" and "in his last hour"
• Maryland Court Adopts Restrictive View of State-Secrets Doctrine
• Post-Referendum Canada
• Senate Consents to START
• Iranian Arms Buildup
• EPA to Police Nuclear Weapons
• France Agrees to Trial of Terrorists in Libya
• Russia Selling Declassified Spy Satellite Photos
  

Issue 11 (November)

• Liebman Conference Draws Record Audience
• Holbrooke Report Calls for Restructured White House
• Bipartisanship, the Rule of Law and Constitutional Vigilance
• Iranian Arms Buildup Continues
• G-7 Continues Export Controls to Limit Shipments to Radical States
• Russia Seeks Funds to Destroy Chemical Weapons
  

Issue 12 (December)

• Conference Remarks: Humanitarian Intervention: The Case for Somalia
• Holbrooke Urges New Organization of White House at Breakfast Meeting
• Cities and States Refuse to Move Away from Anti-South Africa Action
•  October Surprise" Charge Found Unsupported by Senate
• NSIC Invites Seminar Applications
• Military and Defense Encyclopedia Forthcoming
  

Volume 13 - 1991

Issue 1 (January)

• We've Been Here Before
• Ortega Pays Tribute to Saddam Hussein
• Will Yugoslavia Break Up?
• Book Review: Legal Terrorism
• Courts Rule No Entitlement to Security Clearance
• Courts Rule Criminal Defendant Status Does Not Enlarge FOIA Rights
  

Issue 2 (February)

• Soviet Developments Call for Close Attention
• Morris Liebman Salute
• Verification Compliance Problems Hamper Chemical Weapons Agreements
• Why the Sanctions on Iraq Were Unlikely to Succeed
• Former Ambassador to Germany Loses FOIA Case
  

Issue 3 (March)

• White House is Upgrading Council on Environmental Quality
• Saddam Hussein's Transgressions: War Crimes Trial Urged
• National Energy Strategy
• Military Law and the Law of War
• War Powers Litigation
• Book Review: U.S. Foreign Intelligence: The Secret Side of American History
  

Issue 4 (April)

• Senator Leahy Cites Middle East Peace Opportunities
• Book Review: The Web of Disinformation
• Conference to Treat the Separation of Powers in Foreign Policy
• A Historical Perspective on Business
• University of Virginia to Host National Security Law Institute in June
  

Issue 5 (May)

• Harry Schwartz: Promoting Freedom and Prosperity in South Africa
• Book Review: The Lives and Secret  of William J. Casey
• The Freedom of Information Act Litigation
• Major OSS Conference to be held at National Archives
  

Issue 6-8 (June-August)

• Conference Examines "Congressional Activism" in Foreign Policy
• Judge Webster to be Honored at September Breakfast
• Right to Abduct Drug Terrorists Overturned
• The Congressional Role in Presidential Decision-Making
• Verdugo II Reconsidered: The Law and Policy of Rendition
• New Intelligence College at Wright- Patterson AFB

Issue 9 (September)

• ABA Approves Committee's War Crimes Resolution 
• Standing Committee Welcomes New Members
• Committee to Host Program on "Rule of Law Engagement" 
• Book Review: Terrorism and Democracy, 
• President's Report set National Security Strategy
• President Signs Permanent Reauthorization of Exon-Florio
• Verdugo II: Another View
  

Issue 10 (October)

• Conference Stresses "Rule of Law Engagement" In United States Foreign Policy
• Judge Webster Says Changing World Requires New Intelligence Approaches
• Agency General Counsels Set National Security Agenda
• Book Review: Repealing the War Powers Resolution
• Strategic Sealift: Lessons Learned From the Gulf War
• Conference to Consider U.S. Defense-Industrial Base
  

Issue 11 (November)

• Court Finds FBI Investigation Violates 1981 Decree
• U.S. Defense-Industrial Base Under Budget Siege
• Foreign Investment in the U.S.: Threat to our National Security or Boost to our Industrial Base?
• Teaching National and International Security: Curricula for a New Century
• Perestroika and Demokratizatsiia at Cross-Purposes in Russia Today
  

Issue 12 (December)

• Pentagon Refocuses Nation's Defense on Regional Conflicts
• Standing Committee Priorities: Rule of Law, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Intelligence
• The Yugoslav Challenge,
•  Book Review: Desert Victory The War for Kuwait