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    Apr 26

    Enjoyed this interview of Michael Anton on Trump’s foreign policy. Good criticism of Trump’s critics, but weak case for Trump’s alternative, which lacks a conception of the “national interest” that it brashly pledges to defend.

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  2. Apr 23

    My podcast discussion with Michael Anton, Trump's former NSC advisor and spokesman, on "The Trump Doctrine."

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  3. Apr 23

    A beautiful poem by Leslie Williams, called "Fine Print."

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  4. Apr 23

    It is heartening to see my friend Eric Posner come round from the thesis of this book, , to the thesis of this book,

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    Apr 22

    The great Leslie Williams poeting in Fine Print

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  6. Apr 22

    Looking forward to discussing this great new book.

    Tomorrow night, hosts Security by the Book with & in conversation with .
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  7. Apr 22

    Willie's back after a 8-month hiatus, shredding over "Sanguine Paradise."

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    Apr 13

    My post for on the U.S.' decision to block the Prosecutor's visa over inquiry & the uncertain legal implications. Tracking analysis from , Dapo Akande, , &

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  9. Apr 13

    Outstanding analysis by of ICC’s Afghanistan Decision. The ICC's “practical realities” of needing support & cooperation have led it to lower its ambitions to focus on cases that can “succeed.” Ie pretty much the ICC the USG wanted in 1999.

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  10. Apr 11

    I wasn't commenting on indictment. But on that: The legal worry for journalists--I don't know the answer--is whether, under USG theory here, you conspire to commit computer crimes when you urge sources to give you password-protected classified info, which does happen alot.

    Every major newsroom now has a secure drop for secret docs. But charge here is attempting to help crack a password to steal classified material. Didn’t work but would news orgs do that? (Not in my experience. )
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  11. Apr 11

    Here is the second:

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  12. Apr 11

    Re-upping two pieces that compare what Wikileaks does to what the NYT does. The differences are not stark and the NYT has become much more like wikileaks over the years. Here is the first piece:

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    Apr 9

    Wise and inspiring column by , with reference to my new book, but going far beyond it, with a terrific discussion of various kinds of norm entrepreneurs.

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  14. Apr 6

    Good analysis of the jus ad bellum implications of recent India strike in Pakistan.

    For , I analyzed the legal rationale offered by India for its aerial strike in Pakistani territory in February. India's explanation raises interesting questions about jus ad bellum: Thank you to and for helpful edits.
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    Apr 3

    Here is the testimony I gave in the Senate HELP Committee yesterday, on campus sexual assault discipline:

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    Apr 3

    Interesting article on pre-publication review. A few years ago I co-published a piece on the CIA's pre-publication review board which gives a bit of context to this -

    Important lawsuit filed by challenging the constitutionality of the USG's wildly overbroad and undisciplined system of prepublication review.
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    Apr 2

    Three key cyber policies are on the table in US-China trade talks. Our take on what’s at stake w/

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  18. Apr 2

    Important lawsuit filed by challenging the constitutionality of the USG's wildly overbroad and undisciplined system of prepublication review.

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    Apr 2

    Cybersecurity.

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  20. Mar 31

    I'm grateful to Sue Biniaz for this excellent discussion about the history of the climate policy process, and for her hugely informed and nuanced takes on the Paris Agreement and Trump's impact on it. I learned a ton.

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