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  • Readings: Sean Wilentz on Snowden, Greenwald, and Assange

    Benjamin Wittes
    Jan 24, 2014
    Over at the New Republic, Sean Wilentz has this fascinating long piece about the ideologies of Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, and Glenn Greenwald.
  • The Foreign Policy Essay: Charles Lister on "The anti-Jihadist Revolt in Syria"

    Daniel Byman
    Jan 19, 2014
    The revolt against the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham (greater Syria), usually referred to by its acronym ISIS, is the latest dramatic turn in the Syrian civil war. In the last few weeks, a range of r...
  • The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post

    Yishai Schwartz
    Jan 18, 2014
    This week Lawfare focused on the debate over surveillance reform.
  • Brookings Event on President Obama's Speech

    Ritika Singh
    Jan 17, 2014
    Below is the video of the discussion that took place today at Brookings on the President's NSA speech.
  • Brookings Event on the President's Speech Tomorrow

    Ritika Singh
    Jan 16, 2014
    The Brookings Institution will host---and Ben will speak at---a panel event tomorrow afternoon following President Obama's speech on NSA reform and the Review Group Report. We will embed the event video,...
  • Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on the President's Review Group Report

    Yishai Schwartz
    Jan 14, 2014
    The Senate Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing to review the Report of the President's Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technology. The scheduled witnesses are the members of the Revi...
  • "Afghanistan: A Distant War," by Robert Nickelsberg

    Book Review Editor
    Jan 13, 2014
    Afghanistan: A Distant War Robert Nickelsberg; Foreword by Jon Lee Anderson; Introduction by Ahmad Nader Nadery Prestel U
  • The Foreign Policy Essay: "Syria's Other Foreign Fighters"

    Daniel Byman
    Jan 12, 2014
    The Syria conflict hasn’t really stayed in Syria. The trickle of Sunni jihadists traveling to Syria to fight quickly became a flood, with their numbers rapidly surpassing those in past wars, the anti-Sov...
  • The Week That Was: All of Lawfare In One Post

    Yishai Schwartz
    Jan 11, 2014
    Although this week’s most noteworthy leaks came out of the New Jersey Governor’s office, Lawfare is still analyzing the ripples of earlier federal disclosures. Raffaela pointed us to two statements out ...
  • The Foreign Policy Essay: "2013 – The Year We Lost Iraq?"

    Daniel Byman
    Jan 5, 2014
    Violence in Iraq in 2013 was worse than at any time since 2008 – when Iraq was still in the throes of its all-out civil war that had led to over 100,000 deaths. And Iraq’s problems are getting worse, not...
  • The Week That Was: All of Lawfare In One Post

    Nick Basciano
    Jan 4, 2014
    Reviewing the Reviewers:  The President's Review Group report continues to inspire debate. Carrie Cordero gave a thoughtful three-part analysis of the Report: Part I looked at the Review Group's process ...
  • Joel Brenner: "Mr. Wemmick's Condition; Or, Privacy as a Disposition, Complete with Skeptical Observations Regarding Various Regulatory Enthusiasms" (Lawfare Research Paper Series)

    Benjamin Wittes
    Jan 2, 2014
    The War on Law Reviews continues on many fronts: land, sea, air, and particularly in the cyber domain, where today I am pleased to offer the next paper in the Lawfare Research Paper Series: Joel Brenner’...
  • The Foreign Policy Essay: C. Christine Fair on "Lashkar-e-Taiba: Pakistan’s Domesticated Terrorists"

    Daniel Byman
    Dec 29, 2013
    Lashkar-e-Tayiba (LeT), which operates under the name Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD), is both an important and misunderstood terrorist group. LeT grabbed world attention in 2008, when its operatives attacked hotel...
  • The Week That Was: All of Lawfare In One Post

    Nick Basciano
    Dec 28, 2013
    Continuing coverage of the President's Review Group Report: Ben posted a detailed two-part (so far) analysis in which he separates "the good from the bad, and both from the unimportant" in the Review Gro...
  • "Getting Away With Murder: Benazir Bhutto's Assassination and the Politics of Pakistan," by Heraldo Munoz

    Book Review Editor
    Dec 25, 2013
    Published by W.W. Norton (2014) Reviewed by Bruce Riedel
  • The Foreign Policy Essay: Elizabeth Dickinson on "Financing Extremism in Syria"

    Daniel Byman
    Dec 22, 2013
    The civil war in Syria has confounded U.S.
  • The Week That Was: All of Lawfare In One Post

    Nick Basciano
    Dec 21, 2013
    Who's Ringo? This week District Court Judge Richard Leon’s strong rebuke of bulk telephony metadata collection in Klayman v. Obama stole the headlines---from dismissing Smith v. Maryland as excessively a...
  • Rick Perlstein Slimes Lawfare

    Benjamin Wittes
    Dec 21, 2013
    I would normally leave a very slimy blog post like this one uncommented upon. But Rick Perlstein, the author of this particular post on The Nation's web site, is a very distinguished author of some very ...
  • Lawfare Podcast Episode #54: Inside NSA, Part III---Wherein We Talk to Lonny Anderson, Chief of NSA's Technology Directorate

    Benjamin Wittes Robert Chesney
    Dec 18, 2013
  • Live: Senate Intel Hearing on Nominees Caroline Diane Krass and Daniel Bennett Smith

    Raffaela Wakeman
    Dec 17, 2013
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