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Cyberspace and Instability: Reconceptualizing Instability
A new volume edited by Bobby Chesney and co-authors reconceptualizes instability in relation to cyberspace.
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A new volume edited by Bobby Chesney and co-authors reconceptualizes instability in relation to cyberspace.
The issues—and Lawfare coverage—that kept our editors up at night in 2022.
Artificial intelligence is heralded as the next big thing, threatening to replace all kinds of writers the internet over. Can it replace Lawfare editors and contributors?
In a Lawfare debut, we are posting this national security-related crossword puzzle for our readers’ bewilderment.
When a political movement has consistently, in the service of its own power, put lies ahead of truth with respect to Russia, Trump, and associated matters, it simply has to smear those who stared the issue in the face honestly.
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I’m excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for a new Associate Editor at Lawfare. If you have ever thought to yourself, “I want to be Quinta Jurecic when I grow up,” this is your chance.
No, Quinta’s not going anywhere. We’re expanding. Over the last few months, Lawfare has seen an enormous increase both in our readership and in the volume of material we publish on the site. This growth necessitates staff growth.
Yesterday morning, I had pleasure of speaking to the great Ira Glass of This American Life about my piece on President Trump’s executive order on refugees and visas. Later on, Glass sent me a lovely note about Lawfare: “On Saturday I stumbled across your analysis of the Executive Order banning people from seven countries. Two days later you were the first to post the State Department dissent.
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