National Security Law: Principles and Policy (Aspen Treatise Series)
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National Security Law: Principles and Policy (Aspen Treatise Series)

by Geoffrey S. Corn, Jimmy Gurulé, Eric Talbot Jensen, Peter Margulies

Law
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This treatise delves into the principles and policies of national security law, providing a structured overview for legal professionals and scholars. It examines the foundational elements that inform decision-making in protecting national interests while adhering to legal standards. Part of the esteemed Aspen series, it equips readers with essential knowledge for navigating complex security challenges.

About This Book

National Security Law: Principles and Policy offers a detailed examination of the core concepts shaping national security jurisprudence within the Aspen Treatise Series.

The book addresses key principles that guide legal responses to threats against national interests, emphasizing policy implications for government actions.

Authored by leading experts, it serves as a vital resource for understanding the interplay between law and security policy in contemporary contexts.

Readers will find structured analysis that supports academic study and professional practice in this critical field.

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