
Musings on how law can help our response to crises, and how to respond to the crisis in law itself - use of force and armed conflict, climate change and security, AI and security, constitutional and int'l human rights, and the rule of law more generally.
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Last week I published another in a series of essays with my friend and colleague Mike Kelly, an international law scholar at Creighton University School of Law, on the risks and governance of AI. In this essay we examine the new Canadian AI...
This is a trial feature of Law in Crisis: a digest summarizing the essays posted over the past 48 hours on the leading international and comparative law blogs, to give a quick but accurate review of what's new in the academic blogosphere. I...
Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, received quite a bit of criticism back in June when he suggested that the US and Israeli attack on Iran was “worth it.” Speaking to CNN reporters at the G7 Summit about the recently announced “agre...
This is a trial project - a digest that provides a summary of the essays posted on the top international and comparative law blogs over the last 48 hours, designed to provide a quick review of what is new in the academic blogosphere. The di...
Introducing a digest summarizing essays posted to the top international and comparative law blog sites within the last 48 hours.
Who has time to carefully and daily review all the academic blog posts that are being published on the top in...
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Lawyer and legal scholar focusing on International and comparative law issues on the use of force and armed conflict, climate change & security, AI & security, constitutional & human rights, sanctions law, and the rule of law more generally.
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