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Readings: Daniel Byman and Jeremy Shapiro Warn Against Hyping the Threat of Returning Jihadists
My Brookings colleagues Daniel Byman (who is, among other things, Lawfare's Foreign Policy Editor) and Jeremy Shapiro (who is, among other things, a demon with a barbecue and a slab of meat), have a new ... -
Readings: Geoff Corn on Precautionary Measures in the Law of Armed Conflict
(Author's note: Apologies to Geoff and everyone else - I somehow managed to delete the last couple of paragraphs of this post when it went up. I'll recover them--including the part of the post that actu... -
The Week That Will Be
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Readings: Marc Sageman on Stagnation in Terrorism Research
Marc Sageman probably needs no introduction to most Lawfare readers. -
The Foreign Policy Essay: The Islamic State’s War Machine
Editor’s Note: The recent killing of Al Shabaab leader Ahmed Abdi Godane is only one of the most recent U.S. attempts to disrupt Al Qaeda and associated movements by targeting their leaders. Although the... -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
News broke two days ago that US Attorney General Eric Holder is stepping down. -
Heritage Event on "The Legal Basis for Military Action against ISIS"
Featuring Cully Stimson, Bobby Chesney, Steve Vladeck, and Steve Bradbury. Here's the video: -
Readings: An International Legal Framework for Surveillance, a New Article by Ashley Deeks
Lawfare's own Ashley Deeks (University of Virginia School of Law) has released a new article, "An International Legal Framework for Surveillance," available on SSRN and forthcoming in the Virginia Journa... -
Lawfare Podcast Twitter Feed
The Lawfare Podcast now has its own Twitter feed. -
The Week that Will Be
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The Foreign Policy Essay: Al Qaeda’s Re-launch in South Asia
Lost in the hubbub over the rise of the Islamic State and the Obama administration’s move to war in Iraq was the Al Qaeda core’s declaration of a new affiliate in South Asia—long a home to jihadist activ... -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
On Friday, Ben pointed out that while it may be fashionable to blame the NSA as the only “bad guys” collecting your data; many organizations, including even the Library of Congress, are actively collatin...
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