It’s that time of year again…Duke Law’s Center on Law, Ethics and National Security’s Annual Conference. Here are the details:
The Center on Law, Ethics and National Security is pleased to announce that its annual conference will be
Continuing the discussion surrounding issues of personal risk and combat in relation to drone warfare (Anderson on Mazzetti, Corn, and Rona, we add this comment from Charles Dunlap, professor at Duke University Law School and a … Read more »
We are thrilled to announce, that Curtis A. Bradley, the Richard A. Horvitz Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy Studies of Duke University School of Law, is joining Lawfare’s august crew of occasional writers. Curt is an … Read more »
We at Duke University are initiating a year-long project in which a number of us will be considering and discussing the relationship between law and custom. In connection with that project, I have started thinking about the role of historical … Read more »
Bobby and I just finished an unusually good panel at the annual Duke University national security law conference. It was entitled “Indefinite Detention of Terrorists” and was one of the best such events I have ever participated in. In … Read more »
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Leading the news: President Obama speaks today at the National Defense University on counterterrorism policy. Many are previewing the speech, including John. According to the New York Times’s Charlie Savage and Peter Baker, Obama will announce more stringent targeting criteria for non-battlefield strikes. This approach will govern the use of force against both citizens and non-citizens.
Here are the Washington … Read more »
