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9/11 Then and Now: How It Shapes Us 25 Years On
A Living Document: Strengthening the DoD Law of War Manual
What You Need to Know: Unpacking the Law in Russia’s War Against Ukraine
How Perpetual War Has Changed Us
Novel Threats: National Security and the Coronavirus Pandemic
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RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman writes in War on the Rocks that the United States should move beyond mere description of the changing security conditions in the Arctic and put forth a forward-looking strategy for protecting American interests
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RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman writes in
War on the Rocks
that the United States should move beyond mere description of the changing security conditions in the Arctic and put forth a forward-looking strategy for protecting American interests
In the media
RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman writes in
War on the Rocks
that the United States should move beyond mere description of the changing security conditions in the Arctic and put forth a forward-looking strategy for protecting American interests
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer wrote about senior government lawyers Comey, Mueller and McGahn and their different approaches to strict adherence to established rules and norms
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer wrote about senior government lawyers Comey, Mueller and McGahn and their different approaches to strict adherence to established rules and norms
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer wrote about senior government lawyers Comey, Mueller and McGahn and their different approaches to strict adherence to established rules and norms
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined Preet Bharara’s podcast to discuss national security news, including the extraction of a CIA informant from Russia, John Bolton’s exit and cancelled US-Taliban negotiations
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined Preet Bharara’s podcast to discuss national security news, including the extraction of a CIA informant from Russia, John Bolton’s exit and cancelled US-Taliban negotiations
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined Preet Bharara’s podcast to discuss national security news, including the extraction of a CIA informant from Russia, John Bolton’s exit and cancelled US-Taliban negotiations
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined the Carnegie Endowment’s Encryption Working Group report on advancing the policy conversation about law enforcement’s access to encrypted communications, particularly data stored on mobile phones
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined the Carnegie Endowment’s Encryption Working Group report on advancing the policy conversation about law enforcement’s access to encrypted communications, particularly data stored on mobile phones
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco joined the Carnegie Endowment’s Encryption Working Group report on advancing the policy conversation about law enforcement’s access to encrypted communications, particularly data stored on mobile phones
RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman, of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, writes in Just Security that the diversion of military construction funds to build a border wall will hurt service members’ quality of life
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RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman, of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, writes in
Just Security
that the diversion of military construction funds to build a border wall will hurt service members’ quality of life
In the media
RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman, of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, writes in
Just Security
that the diversion of military construction funds to build a border wall will hurt service members’ quality of life
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic on what UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to temporarily suspend Parliament means for democracy—both in Britain and in a global context
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RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
on what UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to temporarily suspend Parliament means for democracy—both in Britain and in a global context
In the media
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
on what UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to temporarily suspend Parliament means for democracy—both in Britain and in a global context
RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco writes in the Washington Post that confronting threats like domestic terrorism will require leaders to put personal interests aside and do their duty to serve the nation
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RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco writes in the
Washington Post
that confronting threats like domestic terrorism will require leaders to put personal interests aside and do their duty to serve the nation
In the media
RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco writes in the
Washington Post
that confronting threats like domestic terrorism will require leaders to put personal interests aside and do their duty to serve the nation
RCLS fellow and former Legal Adviser to the National Security Council Chris Fonzone reviews John Gans’ new book on the NSC’s role in the policymaking process, examining Gans’ argument that the NSC’s centralization of power has led to greater overreach, diminished effectiveness and reduced accountability.
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RCLS fellow and former Legal Adviser to the National Security Council Chris Fonzone reviews John Gans’ new book on the NSC’s role in the policymaking process, examining Gans’ argument that the NSC’s centralization of power has led to greater overreach, diminished effectiveness and reduced accountability.
In the media
RCLS fellow and former Legal Adviser to the National Security Council Chris Fonzone reviews John Gans’ new book on the NSC’s role in the policymaking process, examining Gans’ argument that the NSC’s centralization of power has led to greater overreach, diminished effectiveness and reduced accountability.
RCLS fellow Yascha Monk writes in Foreign Affairs that populist autocrats’ ability to retain their grip on power may be less secure than recent conventional wisdom would suggest
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RCLS fellow Yascha Monk writes in
Foreign Affairs
that populist autocrats’ ability to retain their grip on power may be less secure than recent conventional wisdom would suggest
In the media
RCLS fellow Yascha Monk writes in
Foreign Affairs
that populist autocrats’ ability to retain their grip on power may be less secure than recent conventional wisdom would suggest
Nick Rasmussen, RCLS fellow and former National Counterterrorism Center director, spoke on “Pod Save the World” about the best policies to combat the rise of domestic terrorism
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Nick Rasmussen, RCLS fellow and former National Counterterrorism Center director, spoke on “Pod Save the World” about the best policies to combat the rise of domestic terrorism
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Nick Rasmussen, RCLS fellow and former National Counterterrorism Center director, spoke on “Pod Save the World” about the best policies to combat the rise of domestic terrorism
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