National security law / Stephen Dycus ... [at al.]

Providing for the "common defence": the original understanding
The gloss of history : an introduction to the separation of national security powers
The president's national security powers
Congress's national security powers
The courts' national security powers
The domestic effect of international law
The right ot wage war (jus ad bellum)
International humanitarian law (jus in bello)
How we go to War : lessons from Vietnam
The war powers resolution
Collective self-defense
Unilateral self-defense and rescue
Targeting terrorists
Humanitarian and peace operations
Organization and auhtority of the intelligence community
Covert actions in principle and practice
Defying oversight? dirty assets, special military operations, and constructors
Organizing for intelligence collection
The Fourth Amendment and national security
Congressional authority for foreign intelligence surveillance
Programmatic electronic surveillance for foreign intelligence
Third-party records and data mining
Screening for security
Surveillance abroad
Preventive detention by civil authorities
The great writ : habeas corpus before 9/11
The great writ : habeas corpus after 9/11
Military detention before 0/11
Military detention after 9/11
Interrogating terrorist suspects
Case study : coercive interrogation by U.S. Forces after 9/11
Extraordinary rendition
Criminalizing terrorism and material support
Prosecuting accused terrorists and their supporters in criminal courts
Trial by military commission
Homeland security
The military's domestic rules
Regulating access to national security information
Statutory access to national security information
Other grounds for access to national security information
Restraining unauthorized disclosures of national security information
Restraints on publication of national security information.