I. 2014 Elections and the 114th Congress
- Patrick Eddington, Guest Post: 2014 Congressional Midterms and Surveillance Reform: Races to Watch (Monday, Nov. 3)
- Patrick Eddington, Guest Post: A Republican Senate Takeover Won’t Doom Surveillance Reform (Tuesday, Nov. 4)
- Steve Vladeck, National Security Politics in the 114th Congress (Wednesday, Nov. 5)
II. Surveillance and Privacy
- Margo Schlanger, Guest Post: A Cult of Rules: The Origins of Legalism in the Surveillance State (Wednesday, Nov. 5)
- Faiza Patel, Extending Privacy Protections to Foreigners Will Benefit Americans (Thursday, Nov. 6)
- Margo Schlanger, Guest Post: The Problem With Legalism in the Surveillance State (Friday, Nov. 7)
III. Extraterritorial Application of International Human Rights Law
- Daphne Eviatar, Does International Law Matter? (Monday, Nov. 3)
- Just Security, Should International Human Rights Law Regulate the Use of Drones, Detention, and Surveillance Extraterritorially? (Monday, Nov. 3)
- Ryan Goodman, Harold Koh’s New “Memo to the President” on the Torture Convention (Thursday, Nov. 6)
IV. Detentions and Trials
- Jonathan Hafetz, Guest Post: Due Process and Detention at Guantanamo: Closing the Constitutional Loopholes (Tuesday, Nov. 4)
- Marty Lederman, Hamidullin Indicted in Article III Court (Wednesday, Nov. 5)
V. International Criminal Court (and Israel/Palestine): Flotilla Incident
- Beth Van Schaack, Breaking News: ICC Prosecutors Decline to Investigate “Freedom Flotilla” Incident (Thursday, Nov. 6)
- Beth Van Schaack, ICC Analysis on the Flotilla Incident – Fair & Balanced? (Friday, Nov. 7)
VI. ISIL
- Zachary Goldman, Guest Post: Want to Hurt ISIL’s Finances? Go After the People Doing Business With It (Monday, Nov. 3)
VII. Universal Jurisdiction (and South Africa)
- Beth Van Schaack, South Africa Constitutional Court on Universal Jurisdiction: Validating the Obvious (Tuesday, Nov. 4)
VIII. Miscellaneous
- Just Security, Just Security is Hiring a Communications Director (Friday, Nov. 7)