National Security Law Journal Vol. 11, Issue 1: Fall/Winter 2023

Published at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School, the National Security Law Journal is one of the United States' leading periodicals adddressing the intersection of law, international relations, and national defense. In this issue:

Dr. Christopher Ford examines Chinese perspectives on the Westphalian world order, and the challenge that a rising China presents to peace, American interests, and the norms of international law.

Steven J. Arango critiques Command-Directed Investigations in the United States Marine Corps, and proposes a number of reforms to ensure the impartiality and thoroughness of such investigations.

Annah Seaford argues that the laws governing whistleblowing activity are unconstitutionally vague, overly fractured, and impractical, and therefore proposes reforms to the Espionage Act of 1917.

Brittany Havens makes the case that the Defense Production Act has been used for purposes tenuously related to national security, and that such uses present separation of powers concerns.

Landon DeKay argues that current rules restricting enlistment by those with mental health histories threatens the readiness of the U.S. military.

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