Notes for the Perplexed
Charles BlanchardThoughts about the current troubles
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The "Might Makes Right" Alternative to International Law: A Cautionary Tale from Thucydides
In my last post, I made the case that it was in the national interest of the United States to comply with international law—in particular the limitations on the use of military force in Article 2(4) of the United States Charter. In the wake...
Why Should We Care About Following International Law? What Is It Anyway?
Many of my posts about the Trump Administration’s military action have focused on principles of international law. In response to these posts—as well as comments and publications by many others—a very common response has been “Who cares? If...
The Attack on Venezuela
The U.S. military did what it does best this weekend: a carefully planned and executed joint military operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro with apparently very light casualties. The operation showed the strengths of U.S. militar...
The Kennedy Center Fiasco: Some Institutions Should Not Be Politicized
While I am a political junky, and take my politics very seriously, I am also a strong believer that we need American institutions that are above politics. It is important for a democracy that we cabin partisan politics so we can have safe p...
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I am a mostly retired attorney and Senior Counsel at Arnold & Porter. I served as General Counsel of both the Army and Air Force, was a member of the Arizona State Senate, and had the honor of clerking for the great Justice Sandra Day O'Conner.
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