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When Does Int’l Humanitarian Law Call for Releasing Prisoners in Armed Conflicts

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Apr 2nd, 2015

A Reply to Janina Dill: Common Ground

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Mar 31st, 2015

Was the Crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 an Act of Terrorism?

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Mar 31st, 2015

Wikimedia v. NSA: Standing and the Fight for Free Speech and Privacy

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Mar 30th, 2015

“Proportionate” Collateral Damage and Why We Should Care About What Civilians Think

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Mar 27th, 2015

International Law on the Saudi-Led Military Operations in Yemen

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Mar 27th, 2015

Surveying Proportionality: Whither the Reasonable Commander?

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Mar 25th, 2015

No, Disguising Military Equipment As Civilian Objects to Help Kill Isn’t Perfidy

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Mar 24th, 2015

Killing With Military Equipment Disguised as Civilian Objects is Perfidy, Part II

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Mar 23rd, 2015

Killing With Military Equipment Disguised as Civilian Objects is Perfidy

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Mar 20th, 2015

Defining “Meaningful Human Control” Over Autonomous Weapons

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Mar 19th, 2015

It’s Time for an International Drone Accountability Regime

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Mar 19th, 2015

Blackwater’s Unsung Heroes

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Mar 18th, 2015

The Council of Europe’s Draft Protocol on Foreign Terrorist Fighters is Fundamentally Flawed

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Mar 18th, 2015

How an ICC Investigation into Israel Would Cause a Cut Off in US Aid to Palestine

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Mar 17th, 2015

Deep Dive: The White House’s New Memo on Drones and Privacy

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Mar 16th, 2015

The Iran Nuclear Deal: The Dispensability of Obligation

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Mar 16th, 2015

Supreme Court Denies Cert in Samantar v. Yousuf

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Mar 12th, 2015

Legal Flaws in the 47 Senators’ Letter to Iran

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Mar 10th, 2015

US Government Makes Slight Concession in Twitter’s Warrant-Canary Suit

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Mar 9th, 2015

A Terrorist Conspiracy Via Email

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Mar 7th, 2015

Why Teaching International Law in American Universities Matters

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Mar 6th, 2015

Gender, Violent Extremism, and Countering Violent Extremism

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Mar 3rd, 2015

Another Successful Terrorism Trial Inside the US

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Feb 27th, 2015

Associated Forces and Co-belligerency

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Feb 24th, 2015

Think Again: The Limitations in the President’s Draft AUMF Do Have Meaning

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Feb 19th, 2015

Guest Post: CVE Efforts Should be Based on Facts, Not Flawed Theories

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Feb 19th, 2015

In Syria – Learning Lessons from the “Success” of Yemen

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Feb 18th, 2015

The Fine Line Between Collective Self-Defense and Intervention by Invitation: Reflections on the Use of Force against ‘IS’ in Syria

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Feb 17th, 2015

Guest Post: US Intelligence Reforms Still Allow Plenty of Suspicionless Spying on Americans

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Feb 13th, 2015

Key Questions for Today’s Senate Intelligence Committee Hearing With Nicholas Rasmussen

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Feb 12th, 2015

Don’t Overvalue a Sunset in the AUMF: Start Talking About the Conditions When Wars Could End

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Feb 11th, 2015

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