Executive & Military

Important Report by White House on National Security Due Soon

by Joshua Geltzer

Feb 28th, 2018

The Human Cost of Trump’s Weakness Toward Russia

by Samantha Vinograd

Feb 22nd, 2018

Episode 60 of the National Security Podcast: TL;DL – This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

by Steve Vladeck

Feb 21st, 2018

The Yemen Crisis and the Law: The Saudi-Led Campaign and U.S. Involvement

by Oona A. Hathaway, Alexandra Francis, Aaron Haviland, Srinath Reddy Kethireddy and Alyssa Yamamoto

Feb 20th, 2018

The “Shift Cold” Military Tactic: Finding Room Under International Law

by Adil Ahmad Haque

Feb 20th, 2018

The “Shift Cold” Military Tactic and International Humanitarian Law

by Michael Schmitt and Lt. Col. Matthew King

Feb 20th, 2018

Impunity for U.S.-Funded Warlords in Afghanistan

by Katherine Hawkins

Feb 16th, 2018

“Reasonable Certainty” vs “Near Certainty” in Military Targeting–What the Law Requires

by Michael J. Adams and Ryan Goodman

Feb 15th, 2018

The United States Can – And Should – Prosecute the Killers of US Journalists and Aid Workers in Syria

by Beth Van Schaack

Feb 14th, 2018

Episode 59 of the National Security Law Podcast: Share the Cookies

by Steve Vladeck

Feb 13th, 2018

I’ve Been Part of the Problem: Politicizing General Officer Influence

by Bishop Garrison

Feb 13th, 2018

The White House Latest Move to Undermine Congressional Authority

by Daniel Schuman

Feb 8th, 2018

Debate, Dispute, Disagree—But Please Don’t Call for Arrest

by Joshua Geltzer

Feb 6th, 2018

Al-Alwi and the Unraveling of Detention Authority at the End of Active Hostilities

by Oona A. Hathaway, Paulina Perlin and Beatrice Walton

Feb 6th, 2018

Japan’s Definition of Armed Attack and ‘Bloody Nose’ Strikes Against North Korea

by Craig Martin

Feb 1st, 2018

Collective Self-Defense and the “Bloody Nose Strategy”: Does it Take Two to Tango?

by Aurel Sari and Hitoshi Nasu

Jan 26th, 2018

Two Notable Omissions in the Mattis National Defense Strategy

by Benjamin Haas and Mark Nevitt

Jan 24th, 2018

We’ve Been Here Before: Sticks Don’t Work Well with Pakistan

by John Sipher

Jan 18th, 2018

Episode 54 of the National Security Law Podcast: Family Ties or Family Matters?

by Steve Vladeck

Jan 17th, 2018

Recent Israeli Strikes on Syria and the Prohibition on the Unilateral Use of Force

by Oona A. Hathaway

Jan 16th, 2018

16 Years Since Gitmo: A New Chapter in Indefinite Detention Begins

by Albert Fox Cahn

Jan 12th, 2018

Words Matter in War

by Jonathan Horowitz

Jan 12th, 2018

Special Edition Podcast: Liza Goitein on Section 702’s Reauthorization

by John Reed

Jan 11th, 2018

Unhappy 16th Anniversary, Guantanamo Bay

by Daphne Eviatar

Jan 11th, 2018

Today’s Mass Guantanamo Habeas Petition and the Ongoing Human Cost of America’s “Battle Lab”

by Scott Roehm

Jan 11th, 2018

Trump Administration Notches a Serious Human Rights Win. No, really.

by Rob Berschinski

Jan 10th, 2018

Parsing Howard Nielson’s Sources: A Thesis Without Support

by Beth Van Schaack

Jan 8th, 2018

International Criminal Court Indictments of U.S. Officials Are not Impossible

by Thomas Obel Hansen

Jan 5th, 2018

Alseran v MOD and the Legal Risks in Treating All Captives as Prisoners of War

by Aurel Sari

Jan 4th, 2018

Episode 52 of the National Security Law Podcast: Trump Derangement Syndrome or a Distraction from the Forever War?

by Steve Vladeck

Jan 3rd, 2018

Paul Manafort’s Latest Publicity Stunt

by Renato Mariotti

Jan 3rd, 2018

Norms Watch: Democracy, the Trump Administration, and Reactions to It (Dec. 2017)

by Artin Afkhami

Jan 2nd, 2018