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Cross-eyed: Planning When Host-Nation and Intervener Rule of Law Strategies are Unaligned

Cross-eyed: Planning When Host-Nation and Intervener Rule of Law Strategies are Unaligned

by Major Dan Maurer | Sep 16, 2015 | Features, Online Edition, Updates

By Major Dan Maurer* This essay imagines a fictional future ground conflict pitting the United States and a host country against a non-state militant terrorist organization that has seized territory. This hypothetical scenario imagines a “rule of law” mission in the...
VIDEO: 2013 NSJ Symposium

VIDEO: 2013 NSJ Symposium

by harvardnsj | Apr 28, 2013 | Updates

Jeh Johnson and others discuss human rights, IHL, and becoming a national security lawyer

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