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The Lawfare Podcast: '2034: A Novel of the Next World War'
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Can Litigation Help Deradicalize Right-Wing Media?
By design, defamation law makes intentional, malicious lying an expensive habit, but this works only if people are willing to bring civil cases against the peddlers of disinformation. -
ChinaTalk: Adam Tooze and Matt Klein Return!
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Heavy Lies the Crown: The Survival of Arab Monarchies, 10 Years After the Arab Spring
Monarchs escaped the uprisings relatively unscathed, but now face mounting problems and are turning to more repressive policies to limit dissent. -
Fighting Domestic Extremism: Lessons From Germany
The clear threat of right-wing extremism demonstrates the need for a broad-based approach to CVE. -
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FBI Warns That Deepfakes Will Be Used Increasingly in Foreign Influence Operations
On Mar. 10, the FBI’s Cyber Division released a Private Industry Notification (PIN) warning that “Malicious actors almost certainly will leverage synthetic content for cyber and foreign influence operati... -
The Lawfare Podcast: War Powers and the Biden Administration
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No, Florida Can’t Regulate Online Speech
Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has promised that Florida will soon enact “the most ambitious reforms yet proposed” for “holding ‘Big Tech’ accountable.” There’s just one problem: It’s unconstitutional. -
How Should the U.S. Respond to the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange Hacks?
If the SolarWinds/Holiday Bear campaign was a minimally invasive arthroscopic incision into vulnerable networks, the Microsoft Exchange hack was a full-limb amputation: untargeted, reckless and extremely... -
France, Cyber Operations and Sovereignty: The ‘Purist’ Approach to Sovereignty and Contradictory State Practice
The rule of sovereignty that France asserts applies to cyberspace is incompatible with several of its own operations. The “purist” approach to a rule of sovereignty for cyber operations is at odds with t...
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