Long taught in US law schools, this sub-field of law at the intersection of constitutional law, civil liberties, international law, and security studies is increasingly present (and funded) in research, yet undertaught in classrooms. This talk will explore the challenges of teaching national security law, its mapping, and the challenges regarding its conceptualization.
Nedim Hogic is a Research Fellow with the University of Oslo's Faculty of Law. His academic interests include corruption, the rule of law, EU law, international law, negotiation, peacebuilding and Western Balkans politics.