Law in Crisis
Craig MartinMusings 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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Assessing the Air Strike on the School in Minab
There has been much reporting and discussion of the US-Israeli air strike that hit a primary school in Minab, Iran, on the first day of the joint U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran on February 28. The strike is reported to have killed between 150...
The Danger of the US Attacking Iran
The risk of US military strikes against Iran has risen sharply in the last few weeks. The US has moved a carrier strike group and other naval and air assets into the region, while President Trump has made increasingly bellicose comments abo...
The US Withdrawal from Climate Institutions
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The US Intervention in Venezuela: A Preliminary Analysis
The news of the U.S. attack on Venezuela and seizure of President Nicolás Maduro is still breaking, so this is just a very preliminary take on the situation. But I do think it is very important that some of the core issues are properly unde...
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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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