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Lessons for Reintegrating Islamic State Detainees
Best practices drawn from three decades of research on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration. -
The Fortnight that Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
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Fault Lines: Foreign Policy and the Middle Class with David Gordon
The latest episode of Fault Lines -
ChinaTalk: 故事FM (China's "This American Life") Founder Talks Storytelling in Modern China
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Facebook, It’s Time to Put the Rules in One Place
Facebook’s policies on health misinformation stretch across blog posts, different sections within the Community Standards, and now in its Help Center. This must change. -
The Questions FBI Director Christopher Wray Wasn’t Asked
The Senate Judiciary Committee fails to hold the FBI director accountable for the massive intelligence failure for which his agency is chiefly responsible. -
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The Lawfare Podcast: January 6 Oversight with No Bull
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What’s Good for Litigation Isn’t Necessarily Good for Cybersecurity
Efforts to shield post-breach investigations through the attorney work-product and attorney-client privileges are bad for cybersecurity. -
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Hong Kong’s Highest Court Reviews the National Security Law—Carefully
Ruling in the Jimmy Lai case, the Court of Final Appeals preserved its judicial independence, enabled the continued protection of fundamental rights by common law principles and fended off the risk of ex... -
Five Reforms the FTC Can Undertake Now to Strengthen the Agency
Even without Congressional action, there are structural and policy steps the FTC can undertake to increase its reach and effectiveness.
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