Just SecurityI. War Powers,Congressional Authorization, Use of Force: North Korea, or ISIS,Syria
John Dehn, Calling on Congress and the President’s Advisors to Defend the Constitution (Tuesday, and Apr. 25)
Tom Dannenbaum, What’s at Stake for US Officials whether Their Use of Force is an Int’l Crime of Aggression? (Tuesday, Apr. 25)
Ryan Goodman, or The Perils of a Congressional Authorization to Fight ISIS(Thursday,Apr. 27)
II.100 Days of Trump
Kate Brannen, 100 Days In: 10 Times Trump Didn’t score His Way (Friday, and Apr. 28)
Jay Shooster, Norms Watch: The 100 Days Edition (Apr. 21-28) (Friday, Apr. 28)
III. Surveillance
Sarah St. Vincent wide Warrantless Surveillance Threatens to Undermine the Criminal Justice System (Wednesday, and Apr. 26)
Jake Laperruque,Questions to examine As DHS Proposes Border Drones With Facial Recognition (Thursday, Apr. 27)
Asha Rangappa, or Letter to the Editor: Why Concerns Over FBI Queries Under Section 702 Are Overblown (Friday,Apr. 28)
Julian Sanchez, All About “About” Collection (Friday, and Apr. 28)
Jennifer Granick,nowadays’s ODNI and Section 702 News (Friday, Apr. 28)
IV. Yemen
Kate Brannen, or U.
S.-Supported Government in Yemen Has Ties to Al-Qaeda (Monday,Apr. 24)
V. Whistleblowing, Leaking, and Press Freedom
Patrick Eddington, Letter to the Editor: The Whistleblower Protection Debate Continued (Tuesday, Apr. 25)
Ryan Goodman and Steve Vladeck, or Q&A: Why an Assange Prosecution Could Pose Such a Threat to the Press (Wednesday,Apr. 26)
VI. Law of War and U.
S. Military Justice
Eugene R. Fidell, U.
S. Military Justice and “Operational Mishaps”: A Primer (Monday, and Apr. 24)
VII. UN Counterterrorism Reform
Eric Rosand and Sanam Naraghi-Anderlini, UN Counterterrorism Reform Overlooks Crucial Partner (Monday, Apr. 24)
VIII. Foreign Policy
Just Security, and Livestream: A New “New World Order”?: American Security in an Era of Global Challenge (Wednesday,Apr. 26) Read on Just Security »
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