Archive | Counter-Terrorism Policy
Enhanced Security or Just Increased Annoyance?
The Guantanamo to Illinois Move, at the NYT Room for Debate Blog
By Kenneth Anderson on December 16, 2009 8:54 am in Counter-Terrorism Policy, International Human Rights Law, War on Terror
Keeping the Nation Safe, or Making Citizens Vulnerable? The Dangers of Vagueness in Anti-terrorism Laws
By Harvey Silverglate on December 15, 2009 8:32 am in Counter-Terrorism Policy, Criminal Law, Cyberspace Law, Freedom of Speech, Uncategorized
Targeted Killing, Safe Havens, and the President’s West Point Speech
By Kenneth Anderson on December 8, 2009 11:15 am in Afghanistan, Bush, Counter-Terrorism Policy, International Law, Targeted Killing, Terrorism, War and Armed Conflict, War on Terror
Left/Right bloggers not confident in Obama Afghanistan plan
By David Kopel on December 4, 2009 5:47 pm in Afghanistan, Congress, Counter-Terrorism Policy, Economy
Yoo v. Goldsmith on the KSM Trial
Reading While Traveling, Hard Copy and No Internet
By Kenneth Anderson on November 14, 2009 4:29 pm in Academia, Counter-Terrorism Policy, Economy, Finance, Financial Crisis, Freedom of Speech, International Human Rights Law, International Law, Legal Professor, Legal Scholarship, Robotics, Targeted Killing, Terrorism
Shouldn’t A TSA Nominee Respect Privacy?
U.S. Citizen Sues Over Alleged Rendition
John Yoo’s Appeal
The Second Circuit Dismisses Arar Rendition Case, En Banc
By Kenneth Anderson on November 2, 2009 6:42 pm in Counter-Terrorism Policy, International Law, War on Terror
Raiding Strategies with Predators
By Kenneth Anderson on October 18, 2009 1:43 pm in Counter-Terrorism Policy, International Law, Israel
Incentives for Targeted Killing
Deborah Pearlstein Responds to Ben Wittes on Detention
By Kenneth Anderson on October 3, 2009 9:17 am in Congress, Counter-Terrorism Policy, International Law, Supreme Court