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Brookings ECPA Event Today
I was delighted to host an excellent panel event today at Brookings on the future of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. For ECPA nerds, the video below is well-worth watching, as it contains a ve... -
AEI Event: "CIA Interrogations and the Bin Laden Operation"
I spoke today at this event at AEI--the video for which available below: The operation that killed Osama bin Laden has reignited the debate over Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) interrogations. Numerous... -
"The Cup of Lawfare"
I was inexpressibly moved yesterday when I opened a surprise package that showed up in my office from a military base in Afghanistan. The package contained this cup, along with a note from Brig. -
New Faces on Lawfare
As of today, we are adding two new faces to Lawfare to help Larkin with the many roles she plays keeping this place going. Larkin has made an enormous contribution at Lawfare, much of which readers can s... -
A Reminder to "Like" Lawfare
For obvious reasons, this is a high-traffic day on Lawfare. So it's a good time to remind people to go to our Facebook page and click that little "like" button and to follow the @lawfareblog Twitter feed... -
Light Posting
I haven't been able to post much lately, and I won't be able to much for at least another six weeks. During that period I will be completing a book on how and why the Obama administration embraced so ma... -
Waters on the Neutral Conception of "Lawfare" (and This Blog's Contribution to that Conception)
Near the time we launched this blog last September (has it really only been half a year?), there was an impressive symposium on the topic of "lawfare" at Case. The articles for that symposium have now b... -
Introducing Lawfare's New Book Review Editor
I am delighted to announce that Kenneth Anderson has agreed to become Lawfare's new book review editor. As I noted a few weeks back, the volume of recent and forthcoming books of potential interest to re... -
Lawfare is Growing
We are thrilled to announce, that Curtis A. Bradley, the Richard A. Horvitz Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy Studies of Duke University School of Law, is joining Lawfare's august crew of o... -
Mobile Lawfare
Those who access Lawfare on a mobile device, such as an iPhone or a Blackberry or an Android phone, will notice that the site looks different today. As an experiment, I have installed software to optimiz... -
Jonathan Rauch on Comment OR Vote
My partner in the Comment OR Vote campaign, Jonathan Rauch, has this column today in The Daily. -
Ad-Free Lawfare
Back in December, we announced the Lawfare Official Advertising for Charity program, the LOAC Fund as we jokingly named it. The idea was to create a revenue stream through advertising on the blog for two... -
Comment OR Vote!
I am pleased to announce the launching of the Comment OR Vote! campaign, which I consider to be the most important work I have ever done. Readers of this blog know how we feel about the scourge of Intern... -
Call for Papers and Participants: 4th Annual National Security Law Faculty Workshop/IHL Training
I’m very pleased to announce the call for papers and participants for the 4th Annual National Security Law Faculty Workshop/IHL Training, which will take place on May 19 and 20 at the Army JAG School in ... -
Event Monday: Breaking the Judicial Nominations and Confirmations Logjam
The following information isn't national-security-related, but still may be of interest to many readers: Brookings will host an event Monday, "Breaking the Judicial Nominations and Confirmations Logjam.... -
Eric Posner: The Threat of Lawfare is Overhyped
In a very interesting essay in the new National Interest, Eric Posner contends that the supposed threat of "lawfare" is much over-hyped. His concluding paragraph captures the broad outline of his argum... -
Lawfare: So Are We Waging It?
Parwan, Friday, November 19, 2010 -- The week’s posts up until now—written on a Blackberry while we moved or found small spaces of time between engagements—position me finally to move from the definition... -
Welcome to Lawfare
Welcome to Lawfare, a new blog by Robert Chesney, Jack Goldsmith, and myself. For those readers familiar with our prior writings, our subject will come as no surprise: We mean to devote this blog to that...
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