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Chatter: Science Fiction and International Relations with Stephen Dyson
Stephen Dyson joined David Priess to discuss how science fiction movies and television shows use governance systems and international political interactions to build worlds. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Brazil’s Search for Accountability After Jan. 8
What does accountability look like in the aftermath of the coup attempt in Brazil on Jan. 8? -
ChinaTalk: Emergency Pod: Qin Gone!
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ChinaTalk: Taiwan's Presidential Elections: A Primer
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Fixing U.S. Policy Toward Foreign Military Coups
Legislative changes can help the United States be more consistent in its policy response. -
ChinaTalk: Why Chinese Evs Will Take Over the World
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From All-Out Assault to Salami Slicing Tactics: Israel’s Crisis Continues
The Israeli governing coalition is now “only” trying to strip the Supreme Court of its power to conduct reasonableness review of cabinet decisions. -
Cluster Munitions and Operational Considerations
Military necessity, humanity, and the complicated realities of conflict regulation. -
Examining a New Bill to Label Apps “Made in China”
A new bill would require app stores to label apps from certain countries. It’s another piece of legislation focused on data, security worries, and country of origin. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Ukrainians Hit the Kerch Bridge ... Again
This weekend, the Ukrainians hit—for the second time—the Kerch Bridge and the Russians announced that they are not renewing the Black Sea Grain Initiative. -
Assessing U.S. Data Policy Toward China: A Proposed Framework
Addressing risks posed by Beijing’s accessing Americans’ data requires first conceptualizing the trade offs in current U.S. policy approaches. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Eric Adamson on the NATO Summit
The NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, just wrapped up, and the big news is that Sweden is in, and Ukraine is not.
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