International Law

Iran’s Leaders Preserve the Republic With a Hybrid of International and Islamic Law

by Anicée Van Engeland

Jan 16th, 2020

Top DoD Lawyer Stresses U.S. Compliance with the Rule of Law in Military Operations

by Thomas Lee

Nov 8th, 2019

U.S. Offensive Cyber Operations against Economic Cyber Intrusions: An International Law Analysis – Part II

by Edwin Djabatey

Jul 16th, 2019

Self-Defense in International Law: What Level of Evidence?

by Jasmin Johurun Nessa

Jul 8th, 2019

Deconstructing the Int’l Criminal Court’s Decision on Afghanistan

by Luis Moreno Ocampo

Apr 24th, 2019

A Congo War Crimes Decision: What It Means for Universal Jurisdiction Litigation in Germany and Beyond

by Cristian González Cabrera and Patrick Kroker

Jan 11th, 2019

How Far Can a Rogue Kremlin Push International Law?

by Anders Åslund

Dec 13th, 2018

10 Ways the U.S. Can Curb Interpol Abuses

by Ted R. Bromund

Dec 11th, 2018

Letter to the Editor: How About Some Regulation of the Mercenary Industry?

by Gabor Rona

Oct 23rd, 2018

Trump Gets “Presumption of Innocence” Wrong on Saudi Responsibility for Khashoggi Disappearance

by Ben Batros

Oct 18th, 2018

To Undermine the ICC, Bolton’s Targets Extend Way Beyond the Court

by Ben Batros

Sep 24th, 2018

It’s a Start – Why the Global Compacts on Refugees and Migration Matter

by Linda Bishai

Sep 12th, 2018

U.N. Peace Operations Should Get Off the Counter-Terror Bandwagon

by Larry Attree and Jordan Street

Sep 4th, 2018

“ISIS Widows” and “Boko Haram Wives”: Overlooked Abuses in Iraq and Nigeria

by Lauren Aarons and Nicolette Waldman

Aug 23rd, 2018

How the U.S. and EU’s Cooperation with Sudan Rubberstamps Bad Behavior

by Mohammed Osman

Jul 30th, 2018

The Challenge of Foreign Assistance for Anti-ISIS Detention Operations

by Jonathan Horowitz

Jul 23rd, 2018

Just Security Podcast: Shaheed Fatima QC on Protecting Children in Armed Conflict

by John Reed

Jul 20th, 2018

“We Could Hold Them for 100 Years If the Conflict Lasts for 100 Years”

by Daphne Eviatar

Jul 17th, 2018

Protecting Civilians in Cyberspace: Ideas for the Road Ahead

by Steven Feldstein and David Sullivan

Jul 3rd, 2018

A Belief Shattered: The International Criminal Court’s Bemba Acquittal

by Nadia Carine Fornel Poutou and Lucie Boalo Hayali

Jun 25th, 2018

In Saudi Arabia, Countering Terrorism Becomes Chimera for Rights Abuses

by Ben Emmerson QC and Fionnuala Ní Aoláin

Jun 18th, 2018

Syria: Where Civilians Became a Commodity for Settling Accounts

by Bassam Alahmad

Jun 6th, 2018

Both the US’s Cloud Act and Europe’s GDPR Move Far Beyond Geography, but Will Not Solve Transatlantic Jurisdictional Conflicts

by Johannes Thumfart and Paul De Hert

Jun 4th, 2018

Policy and Legal Implications of European Court’s Ruling on CIA “Black Sites”

by Katherine Cheasty Kornman

Jun 1st, 2018

Understanding the Fog of Law: Enduring Ambiguities in International Security Law

by Derek Jinks

May 30th, 2018

AI, Law of Armed Conflict, and “Liminal” Conflict Among Technological Peer Great Powers

by Kenneth Anderson

May 14th, 2018

Navigating the Terrain at the Intersection of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

by Monica Hakimi

May 11th, 2018

The Fog of Law and the Jus Ad Bellum

by Michael J. Glennon

May 9th, 2018

In Defense of Sovereignty in Cyberspace

by Michael Schmitt

May 8th, 2018

Common Article 1 and the U.S. Duty to Ensure Respect for the Geneva Conventions in Yemen

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

Apr 26th, 2018

State Responsibility for U.S. Support of the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen