by Bailey R. Ulbricht, Allen S. Weiner | Apr 15, 2021
Humanitarian Notification Systems & Intentional Attacks Against Hospitals Editor’s note: The following post is part of the Articles of War Symposium on Beth Van Schaack’s book, Imagining Justice for Syria. The symposium offers a platform for the contributing...
by Alexa Koenig, Lindsay Freeman | Apr 1, 2021
Strengthening Atrocity Cases with Digital Open Source Investigations Editor’s note: The following post is part of the Articles of War Symposium on Beth Van Schaack’s book, Imagining Justice for Syria. The symposium offers a platform for the contributing experts to...
by Winston Williams | Mar 17, 2021
Beth van Schaack’s Imagining Justice for Syria Editor’s note: The following post introduces the upcoming Articles of War Symposium on Beth Van Schaack’s book, Imagining Justice for Syria. Ten years into the conflict, this symposium provides an opportunity to...
by Lieber Institute | Feb 18, 2021
Experts Weigh in on Law of Armed Conflict Priorities Presidential transitions present natural opportunities to reconsider national priorities. With the inauguration of a new administration, we asked our Lieber Senior Fellows and Lieber Distinguished Scholar...
by Shane Reeves, Robert Lawless | Jan 27, 2021
Reexamining the Law of War for Great Power Competition The United States has shifted its national defense posture to focus on “the reemergence of long-term, strategic competition” with “revisionist powers”—namely China and Russia. The government is heavily...
by Matt Montazzoli | Jan 19, 2021
Lessons for Legal Advisors from the Brereton Report International humanitarian law practitioners and scholars have justifiably dedicated attention to the recent report of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Inspector General into allegations of violations of the law of...
