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Lawfare Podcast Episode #54: Inside NSA, Part III---Wherein We Talk to Lonny Anderson, Chief of NSA's Technology Directorate
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Live: Senate Intel Hearing on Nominees Caroline Diane Krass and Daniel Bennett Smith
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Lawfare Under Cyber Attack: Stick With Us, Please
Well, that will teach us to post podcast interviews with NSA officials! We have been experiencing intermittent outages this morning. They appear to be the result of cyberattacks coming from IP addresses... -
The Meaning of the Cyber Revolution
That is the title of a recent essay in International Security by Lucas Kello, a post-doctoral fellow at the Kennedy School at Harvard. The essay is a rare effort to understand how international relation... -
"60 Minutes" on Snowden and NSA
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The Foreign Policy Essay: Oriana Skylar Mastro on "China’s ADIZ – A Successful Test of U.S. Resolve?"
China’s declaration of an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea on November 23 confounded many observers, including veteran China-watchers. The move alarmed China’s neighbors and w... -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare In One Post
Let's start with Guantanamo: This year's NDAA has taken its final form, and Raffaela posted an initial summary of the provisions germane to detention. Ben linked us to the full text of the bill once it c... -
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Call for Papers: Stanford Journal of International Law
Jose Aleman, Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Journal of International Law, writes in with this seemingly quite Lawfare-relevant announcement: As the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 Commission Report approa... -
Lawfare To Your Inbox: Email Subscriptions
Lawfare's editorial team is pleased to unveil a new feature: email subscriptions to particular Lawfare content. Here's a rundown of the different types of emails you can subscribe to: Today's Headlines... -
The Foreign Policy Essay: Cheng Li and Ryan McElveen on "NSA Revelations Have Irreparably Hurt U.S. Corporations in China"
Lawfare readers have followed and discussed the Snowden revelations with a mixture of dread and excitement. Our focus, understandably, is on the impact of the leaks on the intelligence community and on U... -
Readings: Chris Borgen on Realpolitik in Russia's 'Near Abroad'
Readings: Christopher Borgen, "Russia, Moldova, and the EU: Realpolitik as Normative Competition," Opinio Juris, October 23, 2013; Christopher Borgen, "The Protests in Ukraine and Normative Geopolitics,"...
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