Tools and Tradeoffs: A Second Call for Comments
About a month ago, I posted a draft paper my colleague Dan Byman and I had put together about the different tools the United States uses to go after citizens waging war against it from abroad. In the crush of coverage of the White Paper controversy, the Brennan nomination, and the Rand Paul filibuster, the paper quickly slid down the Lawfare face page, and our call for comments generated, well, none. We are now ready to move the paper toward publication, so I thought I would renew the request once more before doing so.
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About a month ago, I posted a draft paper my colleague Dan Byman and I had put together about the different tools the United States uses to go after citizens waging war against it from abroad. In the crush of coverage of the White Paper controversy, the Brennan nomination, and the Rand Paul filibuster, the paper quickly slid down the Lawfare face page, and our call for comments generated, well, none. We are now ready to move the paper toward publication, so I thought I would renew the request once more before doing so. The draft paper is entitled, “Tools and Tradeoffs: Confronting U.S. Citizen Terrorist Suspects Abroad.” We’d still love to hear from readers with thoughts on it.
Benjamin Wittes is editor in chief of Lawfare and a Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of several books.
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