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ChinaTalk: Imperial Legacy Part 2: 1949 to Xi's Death
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The New UN Cybercrime Treaty Is a Bigger Deal Than Even Its Critics Realize
A new treaty endorses a state criminalizing conduct by anyone, anywhere, so long as the conduct harms one of its nationals. -
Hard Lessons From the National Public Data Hack
The sheer scale of the breach and the way in which the data was first collected should be a national security wake-up call. -
The Fifth Circuit Shuts Down Geofence Warrants—and Maybe a Lot More
An astonishing ruling, and one that creates splits on two different issues. -
Chatter: Reconceptualizing National Security with Gina Bennett
How are national security and parenting lessons related? -
ChinaTalk: Sen. Young on Tech Legislation
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Rational Security: The “God Given” Edition
This week, Alan Rozenshtein, Quinta Jurecic, and Scott Anderson were joined once again by Kevin Frazier to talk over the week’s big national security news. -
Supreme Court Rules in Jawboning Case
The Court determined that the plaintiffs lacked standing to bring their claims. -
Julian Assange to Plead Guilty to Violating Espionage Act
The expected plea deal could signal the beginning of the end of a long saga for the WikiLeaks founder and the Justice Department. -
Chatter: Libertarianism and National Security with Katherine Mangu-Ward
How do libertarians think about national security? -
Open Banking: A Case Study in the Benefits of Interoperability
Policymakers must prioritize decentralizing decision-making power in industries before true technological decentralization can occur. -
Watching My Trial for Seditious Conspiracy
To look at the charges against me, you’d think I was a Jan. 6 conspirator. I’m a think tank analyst.
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