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[Update - I've clarified some points below, at the bottom, in response to reader feedback]
Ben Emmerson QC is a British human rights law specialist who currently serves as the UN Human Rights Council's ...
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Yesterday, the American Security Project (ASP) held a lunch event on drones. The discussion, between ASP's CEO Stephen Cheney, ASP Fellow Joshua Foust, Daphne Eviatar of Human Rights First, and me was a ...
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The New York Times has the story on that, and other Administration staff changes...
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Herb Lin, the chief scientist at the Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (which is a component of the National Research Council of the National Academies), has been the study director of many i...
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Our friends over at Secrecy News, which I am adding to the Lawfare News Feed, have released a new Congressional Research Service report entitled, "The Protection of Classified Information: The Legal Fram...
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The second installment in the Hoover Institution's series of short essays on national security challenges for the Obama administration's second term is now out. It is by . . . me. Entitled, "Governing a ...
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This should pique the interest of our local readers:
Killing Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and His Legacy: A Discussion with General Stanley A. McChrystal
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In transition from long-time legislator to senior Executive branch official, and asked to reconcile positions that are impossible to reconcile, Senator Kerry in his confirmation testimony took a nuanced ...
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Let’s begin with the latest and greatest national security threat facing the American homeland: North Korea.
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As Ben noted, I have a short essay on extra-AUMF threats as part of a Hoover Institution Task Force on National Security and Law series. Drawing on Bobby’s important paper on the topic, I briefly explai...
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From the Atlantic Organization for Security (AOS), here is a partially translated document from the Russia’s Defense Ministry that apparently reflects Russia’s strategy for cyberwar. (H/t Herb Lin.) Fr...
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The Hoover Institution Task Force on National Security and Law is releasing a series of short essays entitled "Second Term Challenges at the Intersection of National Security and Law." The task force, of...