I. Drones & Autonomous Weapons
- Rachel Levinson-Waldman, Guest Post: Deep Dive: The White House’s New Memo on Drones and Privacy (Monday, March 16)
- Robert Keohane & Allen Buchanan, Guest Post: It’s Time for an International Drone Accountability Regime (Thursday, March 19)
- Michael Horowitz & Paul Scharre, Guest Post: Defining “Meaningful Human Control” Over Autonomous Weapons (Thursday, March 19)
II. Surveillance & FISA Reform
- Steve Vladeck, Whither the Section 215 Reauthorization Debate? (Thursday, March 19)
- Faiza Patel & Elizabeth Goitein, Reforming the FISA Court (Friday, March 20)
III. Authorization for the Use of Military Force
- Jennifer Daskal, Why Sunset and Supersession Provisions Are Both Needed in an Anti-ISIL AUMF (Wednesday, March 18)
IV. Iran
- Michael J. Glennon, Guest Post: The Iran Nuclear Deal: The Dispensability of Obligation (Monday, March 16)
V. Blackwater
- James Stewart & Sara Gray, Guest Post: Blackwater’s Unsung Heroes (Wednesday, March 18)
VI. European Terror Laws
- Shaheed Fatima, Deradicalization, Free Speech, and Academic Freedom (Monday, March 16)
- Martin Scheinin, Guest Post: The Council of Europe’s Draft Protocol on Foreign Terrorist Fighters is Fundamentally Flawed (Wednesday, March 18)
VII. Perfidy Under International Humanitarian Law
- Rogier Bartels, Guest Post: Killing With Military Equipment Disguised as Civilian Objects Is Perfidy (Friday, March 20)
VIII. Palestine & the ICC
- Kip Hale, Guest Post: How an ICC Investigation Into Israel Would Cause a Cut Off in US Aid to Palestine (Tuesday, March 17)
IX. Hillary Clinton’s Email
- Andy Wright, Collateral Effects of Secretary Clinton’s Nonofficial Email (Monday, March 16)
X. US Immigration Law & Alleged Human Rights Violators
- Beth Van Schaack, Salvadoran General Deemed Deportable in the Absence of Criminal Charges (Tuesday, March 17)
XI. Congressional Hearings
- Megan Graham, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, March 16–20 (Monday, March 16)
XII. Miscellaneous
- Sarah Knuckey & Bassam Khawaja, Call for Papers: Columbia’s Human Rights Law Review & Human Rights Institute (Tuesday, March 17)