In the media

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman spoke with CNN about war crimes, aggression, and accountability in Russia’s war against Ukraine.  

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer and co-authors Benjamin Ginsberg and David Becker deconstruct arguments in favor of “de-certifying” the 2020 presidential election, warning that officeholders who promote stolen election claims pose a risk to future election integrity.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane argues in The New York Times with Olga Oliker that imposing a no-fly zone over Ukraine carries enormous risks, and better tools are available to limit civilian casualties in the war.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman explains to the Associated Press that prosecutors could use patterns of Russian attacks on medical facilities as evidence of war crimes.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane speaks to The Washington Post about the implications of Secretary Blinken’s statement that the United States believes Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine.

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman discusses with CNN the threshold for considering a cyberattack an act of war, but cautions that the U.S. may not necessarily seek to respond to a cyberattack with military force.

Faculty Co-Director Stephen Holmes sat down with NYU Law to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its hostility to liberal democracy.

Senior Fellow Catherine Powell examines the opportunities and risks in online activism, tracing trends from the Arab Spring through the #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter movements and the current digital upheaval stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war.

Former Student Scholar Mari Dugas moderated a panel of cybersecurity journalists at U.S. Cyber Command’s 2022 Legal Conference, examining changes and challenges in cyber journalism.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer and his colleague Ben Ginsberg speak to 60 Minutes on their pro bono legal network to assist election workers facing threats.

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