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The Cyberlaw Podcast: Scarlett Johannsson Appears on the Cyberlaw Podcast
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ICJ Releases Order on Allegations of Genocide in Ukraine
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Selective Service Reform AWOL in 2022 NDAA (again); What Happens Now?
In many respects, the U.S. has never been closer to imposing equal draft registration requirements on both men and women than it was in 2021. -
Lawfare No Bull: Ukrainian President Zelensky Addresses Congress
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Foreign Intelligence Collection
While the intelligence community is adept at collecting foreign intelligence outside the U.S., it does not neatly address how to exploit domestic foreign intelligence, largely due to conflicting narrativ... -
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The Seizure of a Russian Merchant Vessel Raises Questions About High Seas Freedoms
Is the recent sanctions-based seizure of a Russian cargo ship beyond French waters consistent with the high seas freedoms and exclusive flag state jurisdiction reflected in the law of the sea? -
The Lawfare Podcast: Negotiating with the Russians, with Alexander Stubb
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Rational Security 2.0: The 'Ides of March' Edition
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Soldiers, Statesmen and Cyber Crises: Cyberspace and Civil-Military Relations
Cyberspace may be a domain of military operations, but it is not predominantly so. Civil-military relations in the United States must adapt to new demands or cyberspace may be irretrievably diminished. -
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ChinaTalk: UkraineTalk: The View from Berlin
Will Germany’s policy changes towards Russia have a knock-on effect on its attitude towards China? -
The Lawfare Podcast: A 1/6 Check-in with Roger Parloff
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Reckless Associations: A New Tort for a New Information Ecosystem
Courts should craft a narrow form of tort liability that would apply to leaders of online radicalized networks when their persistent communications cause a member of the group to commit an act of violence. -
What Happened the Last Time Congress Amended § 230
FOSTA, which became law in 2018, deserves greater attention as a cautionary tale about what can go wrong with reforms of § 230. -
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Putin's Revised Foreign Agent Law Could Enable Mass Repression
While Vladimir Putin and his generals continue their brutal war against Ukraine, the Russian State Duma has been furthering Putin’s campaign to crush Russian civil society. -
The Lawfare Podcast: How Ukraine is Changing European Security
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Four Climate Security Insights From the COVID-19 Pandemic Response
What insights can be gleaned from the crisis as we prepare for a future increasingly defined by climate destabilization and extreme weather?
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The Situation: Dominance Play
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Kodak to Deepfakes: Publicity Rights and Abuse of Our Likenesses
As increasingly realistic deepfakes depict us against our will, a century-old law originally made for cameras may offer a solution.
