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Beth George on Russian Threats and Cybersecurity

Senior Fellow Beth George explains the cyber threat landscape for our series “What You Need to Know: Unpacking the Law in Russia’s War Against Ukraine.”

Meet our new 2022-23 Reiss Center Student Scholars

We are pleased to announce that Leila Chang, Rachel Greene, and Alec Nadeau will be our 2022-23 RCLS Student Scholars.

Job Opportunity: Operations Manager

RCLS is seeking a full-time Operations Manager to coordinate our day-to-day operations and help develop our long-term strategic vision. Apply today!

A Road Less Traveled: National Security Careers After Law School

A series of candid conversations with national security law and policy practitioners about their paths after law school, co-sponsored with the student-led National Security Law Society.

In the News

Faculty Co-Director Stephen Holmes discusses Vladimir Putin’s worldview, the historical context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the geopolitical repercussions of the war on Central European University’s “Democracy in Question” podcast.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman discusses accountability for Russian war crimes on the Carnegie Council’s The Doorstep Podcast, including an overview of Senior Fellow Stephen Pomper’s Q&A on cluster munitions published in the Reiss Center and Just Security’s What You Need to Know series.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane analyzes an apparent disconnect between the U.S. government’s condemnation of indiscriminate attacks in warfare & the treatment of the topic in the Department of Defense’s Law of War Manual.