Research Guides Home: National Security and Terrorism Law: Introduction

Introduction

This Guide provides an overview of print and electronic resources relating to national security law and terrorism. Please use the tabs on the left or bottom of the screen to navigate through the Guide. Access to some resources may be restricted to either the Duquesne Law or Duquesne University community.

Electronic Resource

Homeland Security Digital Library | Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS)
A collection of more than 500 titles including scholarly articles, compiled federal legislative histories, congressional hearings, CRS Reports, Supreme Court briefs and more. It also includes a bibliography of additional resources.

Restricted to Duquesne University faculty and students.
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Congressional Research Service ("CRS") Reports

The Congressional Research Service ("CRS") can be thought of as similar to a "think tank" for Congress. It produces non-partisan overviews of various topics.

Intelligence and National Security Reports

Scholarly Articles and Working Papers

Social Science Research Network National Security & Foreign Relations Law eJournal
Social Science Research Network provides access to working papers and pre-publication versions of journal articles.
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Users may set up SSRN accounts and subscribe to free e-journals in the SSRN Legal Scholarship Network. To automatically receive email alerts for ejournals, go to the Legal Scholarship Network subscriptions page (you will be prompted to log in to SSRN). Look under "Law" on the left side of the screen (Subject Matter eJournals are listed at the end). If Duquesne Kline faculty members are unable to select orange subject eJournals, please contact lawlibrary@duq.edu for account assistance.
Digital Commons: National Security
The Digital Commons provides full-text scholarly articles from hundreds of universities and colleges worldwide, including peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, dissertations, working papers, conference proceedings, and other original scholarly work.

Guide originally created by Julie Tedjeske.

Last Updated: January 7, 2021