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NSJ's Spring 2023 Issue is out! The Issue features contributions from @kdaugirdas @katerinalinos @oonahathaway and @FletcherAlden harvardnsj.org/2023/05/20/vol…

Looking forward to a great discussion next week @Harvard_Law between former senior national security prosecutor @BVanGrack, former White House Counsel Neil Eggleston, and @KimberlyEAtkins on the ongoing classified documents investigations

NSJ's Fall 2022 Issue is now live. The Issue features several important contributions to the U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC) debate harvardnsj.org/2022/12/28/vol…

Read Governor Waller and Former Deputy National Security Advisor Singh's respective remarks here (tinyurl.com/24zjb9va) and here (tinyurl.com/yckvyy4p)

Tomorrow, NSJ will host an in-person Symposium on Digital Currencies and National Security, featuring speeches by Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller and former Deputy National Security Advisor Daleep Singh. NSJ's Fall Issue will include 3 articles on this critical topic.

GULC Global Law Scholar Ryan Pereira @Ryanmichael0720 tackles the use of end-to-end encryption by IS supporters and how U.S. authorities are responding: harvardnsj.org/2021/09/shinin… @GtownLawGlobal @GeorgetownLaw

Our former Editor in Chief Sam Rebo recently published a long form article on FARA, analyzing its similarities and differences to Russia’s foreign agent law. Check it out @ link below ⬇️

An examination of the legitimacy of collective countermeasures in international cyberspace by @Schmitt_ILaw & Sean Watts

Harvard NSJ is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 12, Issue 2. You can find the issue at the link below: harvardnsj.org/2021/06/volume…

A historical investigation into the original meaning and intended scope of the Espionage Act of 1917 by @drdanlarsen

A insightful look at the First Amendment rights of retired US military service members by Pavan S. Krishnamurthy & Javier Perez

This edition includes a first of its kind analysis of FISA court opinions that details their evolution by @Laura_K_Donohue

The Defense Futures Simulator is here! Want to know how defense strategy translates into defense spending? Well we have a website for you. Over the last year, @AEI @CSIS and @WarOnTheRocks jointly built a defense simulator, which is now live. youtu.be/mk3ZZkWE0IE

When people look to understand why the United States put so many resources into a remote country like Afghanistan, they will find the answers in this book, FP's Janine di Giovanni writes. buff.ly/3a4uFqW

Congratulations to Lieber Institute co-founder and co-director COL(P) Shane Reeves!

Please see this fascinating new essay by our former executive editor, Patrick McDonnell, and Johnathan Falcone, discussing how President Biden should approach the relationship between Chinese military companies and the US financial sector. 19fortyfive.com/2021/04/chines…

Every week, a new missile test, exercise, or dramatic air operation shows that the steady drip of military activity in the Arctic is accelerating. CSIS's new Arctic Tracker provides a clear overview of this phenomenon. cs.is/39PwDLH

Save the date: Join us on April 14th at noon Eastern for the final event in the Spring series on Careers in Public International Law, featuring Prof. @Schmitt_ILaw. Open to current @Harvard_Law students and staff. Advanced registration required: pilac.law.harvard.edu/events//pil-ca….

The second part of this fascinating series by Professor Chimène Keitner (@KeitnerLaw) has been published and is now available at NSJ Online. harvardnsj.org/2021/03/the-fo…

"The brutal terrain of the Pech, unwilling Afghan partners, and a cunning, determined enemy not only dashed the plans of the Army units dispatched to the Pech but turned the small corner of Afghanistan into a slice of hell." mwi.usma.edu/twenty-years-o…