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Claire Finkelstein is a contributor to this new report released by Brookings
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“International Migration and Climate Change” presentation by CERL fellow Xander Meise
at Bond University’s “2021 Climate Change, Law and Legal Education Conference,” Feb. 26-27; info and registration
here
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Claire Finkelstein participates in this WHYY Radio Times interview
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CERL senior fellow Xander Meise to moderate fireside chat on Feb. 24 with Zaid Zaid
about his experience as an Obama appointee; sponsored by Out in National Security and the Truman Project; register
here
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Claire Finkelstein comments in this Aljazeera article
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Claire Finkelstein comments in this Newsweek article
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Claire Finkelstein talks about the constitution, the state of the republic and the future of the executive branch in this Just Ask The Question podcast with Brian Karem
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Retired general Joseph Votel, CERL board member, contributes to this Federal News Network podcast
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Dan Abrams on his SiriusXM show interviews Claire Finkelstein
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David Koplow’s article takes a counter position to Why the Biden Administration Should Stay Out of the JCPOA.
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CERL Fellow Alexandra A.K. Meise is the author of “Lessons from the Arctic: The Need for Intersectoral Climate Security Policy” – listen to the
Penn Law podcast, too
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Al Jazeera interviews Prof. Claire Finkelstein
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Naomi Egel argues the Biden administration’s failure to rejoin the deal would be a drastic mistake
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Penn Today interviews Claire Finkelstein
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CERL Advisory Council member David Jonas explains why the United States under the Biden administration should not re-join the JCPOA, more widely known as the Iran Nuclear Deal
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A CERL blog post by Mimi Sheller on how the study of “Arctic mobilities” is playing an essential role in addressing the ethics issues of Arctic climate change
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Read this opinion piece by Claire Finkelstein and CERL Advisory Council member Richard Painter published in Just Security
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by Arctic policy expert Dr. Lawson W. Brigham of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
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In this short NPR feature, Claire Finkelstein talks about faithless electors
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Claire Finkelstein comments in this Christian Science Monitor article
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The report covers the issues discussed at the conference Circling the Arctic: Security and the Rule of Law in a Changing North
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Listen to this interview of Claire Finkelstein on KYW Newsradio
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Stuart Gerson, member of the CERL-CREW Working Group that issued a report on the DOJ and the Rule of Law under the Tenure of Atty. Gen. William Barr, refers to its findings in this NPR The Takeaway podcast
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An article by CERL advisory council member George Croner published in Just Security
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Claire Finkelstein comments on Trump’s tactics in this WHYY Radio Times interview
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Read this NBC News editorial by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
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Claire Finkelstein appears in this ABC News report
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Read this new CERL
blog post by Jane Wang, Henry Scherck and Souvik Chatterjee
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with Claire Finkelstein and advisory council member Richard Painter
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John Jay didn’t get a Broadway play, but he was indeed a superstar…read how he kept the Republic intact in this blog post by Gary Stein
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Richard Painter, CERL advisory council member, is the author of this essay published by Just Security
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Read this new CERL blog post by Peter Neal
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on “Emoluments and other Financial Conflicts of Interest in the Age of Trump” at Northern Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law on 10/29
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George Croner, CERL advisory council member, wrote this article for Just Security
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Listen to The Politics Podcast with Richard Painter
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An article by the Independent on the CERL-CREW report on the DOJ and the rule of law
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The Hill reports on CERL-CREW’s report on the DOJ and the rule of law
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Claire Finkelstein and CERL advisory council member Richard Painter wrote this opinion piece for Newsweek
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Read Bloomberg’s story on the CERL-CREW Report on the Department of Justice and the Rule of Law
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Recorded October 3 during CERL’s conference, Circling the Arctic: Security and the Rule of Law in a Changing North
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A working group did a thorough study of Barr’s and the DOJ’s policies and practices for a report to be issued on October 12
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Claire Finkelstein answers the question for Reality Team
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This latest CERL blog post is by Mark Nevitt, a law professor whose research focuses on climate change’s legal and national security implications
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Read this op-ed on LSE’s Middle East Centre blog by Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet, Penn history professor and member of CERL’s Advisory Council
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Blog post author Ashley Fuchs asks how can the government require more accountability from Big Tech for its content without eroding the innovation and free expression CDA 230 brings about?
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In this Checks and Balances podcast, Claire Finkelstein and Don Ayer, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General, talk with Paul Rosenzweig on their forthcoming report on the DOJ and the rule of law
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Advisory council member Mark Fallon reminds us of the CIA torture program put in place after 9/11 and what our democracy lost as a result
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Claire Finkelstein commented in this Al Jazeera interview
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CERL focuses on USPS privatization and politicization issues of the USPS
CERL advisory council member Richard Painter testified before the House Oversight Committee on recent actions taken by Postmaster General DeJoy (print ). On 9/13, Profs. Painter and Finkelstein submitted a letter to the Operations Subcommittee on the privatization and politicization issues
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Homeland Security’s Christopher Krebs writes about an unprecedented effort over the last four years to ensure that the 2020 election is as secure as any in U.S. history.
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Read this opinion in The Hill by CERL board member Dr. Stephen Xenakis and Jonathan Moreno, Penn professor of medical ethics and health policy
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Connecticut’s Deputy Secretary of the State Scott Bates wrote this commentary for the CNAS-CERL-APPC 2020 Elections Project
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Read this Newsweek opinion by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
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Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter filed the complaint with the Office of Special Counsel
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Read this commentary by Chimène Keitner, written for the commentary series of the CNAS-CERL-APPC 2020 Elections Project
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CERL advisory council member Richard Painter comments on how government agencies “have been turned into arms of [the president’s] political campaign” in this New York Times article
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New commentaries on what the U.S. can learn from other countries to combat election interference
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Jules Zacher and Theo Wilson call for lawmakers to replace the policy that gives the president sole authority to deploy nuclear weapons with one that reflects 21st century realities
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Richard Meyer joins CERL as interim executive director
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Ashley Fuchs, Alana Sheppard and Robert Stoffa contend that lawmakers concerned about election security should stop focusing on ballot fraud and start educating voters on how to vote by mail effectively
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A commentary by Claire Finkelstein and Carrie Cordero, released by the CNAS-CERL-APPC Election Project
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Claire Finkelstein is interviewed by Al Jazeera
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Claire Finkelstein interviews General Votel in this Penn Law podcast
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State-federal conflicts surrounding law enforcement responses to violent protests present a U.S. authoritarianism crisis of nearly unparalleled proportions, according to Claire Finkelstein and Kevin Govern
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The debate stemming from the revelations of the FBI’s broken FISA application process should not put the existence of the FISA court in jeopardy, according to George Croner, a CERL advisory council member
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An opinion by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter published by Bloomberg Law
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Co-drafted by CERL advisory council member Richard Painter
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In this CERL blog post, Ted McConnell and Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker explain that civic illiteracy disproportionately impacts communities most in need of advocating for themselves.
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General Joseph Votel (ret.), CERL board member and former CENTCOM commander, co-wrote this article in Defense One
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Watch Richard Painter, CERL advisory council member, during this Al Jazeera interview
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A Washington Post opinion on the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Vance by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
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Claire Finkelstein is interviewed by Al Jazeera on today’s ruling in Trump v. Vance
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CERL board member Ret. General Joseph Votel is featured in this New York Times Magazine article
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Amid the public debates about the role of the U.S. military in domestic policing, an unfortunate myth has gained traction about the Posse Comitatus Act. Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Kels explains.
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In this CERL blog post, board member Kevin Govern explains why the 1033 Program needs change
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Read this Newsweek opinion by CERL’s Claire Finkelstein and CERL advisory council member Richard Painter
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Read this CERL blog post by Eric Orts, Wharton professor and CERL advisory council member
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Professor Richard Painter also calls for an investigation into ethics rules violations
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CERL advisory council member Richard Painter serves as co-counsel in the petition for U.S. Supreme Court review in this case, Lieu v. Federal Election Commission
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Claire Finkelstein and CERL advisory council member Richard Painter wrote this
Newsweek op-ed
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In this blog post, CERL board member Joseph Votel, retired U.S. Army four-star general and former US CENTCOM,commander, explains why the military must remain apolitical
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CERL board member Stephen Xenakis and Penn professor Jonathan Moreno call for Defense Secretary Esper and Joint Chiefs chair General Miley to resign
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Claire Finkelstein answers the question in this Penn Today article
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In this CERL blog post, Angelic Young states that we must transform the way we recruit, staff, train, and support law enforcement personnel
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This Washington Post op-ed is by CERL advisory council member
Richard Painter
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CERL, Center for a New American Security and Annenberg Public Policy Center will produce articles, podcasts, a fall conference, and unique teaching material about foreign interference in a constitutional democracy
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Read this Newsweek opinion by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
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In this article, CERL senior fellow Alexandra Meise comments on the order Judge Sullivan issued this week regarding amici curiae in the Flynn case
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In this new blog post, Lauren Bean Buitta and Erin Connolly maintain that the experiences of girls demand that we adjust our approach to security to reflect their collective security experiences
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This CERL blog post argues that Congress should amend FOIA to cover the NSC so that its records, including COVID-19 records, are transparent
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In this ABC News story, Claire Finkelstein comments on Trump’s claims of total immunity in three cases to be argued on May 12
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written by CERL’s Prof. Claire Finkelstein and CERL advisory council member Prof. Richard W. Painter
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Read this CERL blog post by Dr. Cassandra Steer on Russia’s latest launch of a direct ascent missile designed to destroy satellites
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Author George W. Croner is now a member of CERL’s Advisory Council
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James R. Clapper served as U.S. Director of National Intelligence in the Obama Administration from 2010-2017…read more in the press release
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Read the analysis in this CERL blog post by Ashley Fuchs and Ryan Bender
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In this blog post, Stephenie Foster writes about the active roles women can play in terrorism and how that understanding them is critical to stemming terrorism and extremism
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Washington Post reporter Emily Rauhala discusses with Claire Finkelstein in this episode of the podcast “Can He Do That?”
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The law is clear, according to Claire Finkelstein, in this Politico article
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according to Claire Finkelstein in this Daily Beast article on DOJ Barr’s pressure on Australia to help on Mueller review
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during this interview with Dan Abrams on SiriusXM
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To minimize voter disenfranchisement, CERL senior fellow Alexandra A.K. Meise argues for states change the mail-in ballot deadline from “received by” election day to “postmarked by” election day
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a CERL blog post by Claire Finkelstein and Richard Painter
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CERL board member Stephen Xenakis co-wrote this opinion published in The Hill
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Read this CERL blog post by George W. Croner
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CERL board member co-authored this op-ed in The Hill
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The most pressing need to implement Women, Peace, and Security is the military’s commitment, writes Dr. Joan Johnson-Freese
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Richard Painter, CERL advisory council member, says they should recuse themselves from decision-making
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Steve Xenakis attended hearings at Guantanamo
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The University of Minnesota law professor and former White House chief ethics counsel is committed to preserving the rule of law
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CERL and APPC will jointly promote and strengthen the rule of law in democratic institutions
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George W. Croner wrote this careful critique on the Senate’s proposed bill that aims to reform FISA
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in support of New York County’s issuance of subpoenas to obtain Trump’s financial records from accounting firms
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The former Director of National Security discusses his intelligence career as chronicled in his book, Facts and Fears: Hard Truths from a Life in Intelligence
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In this Newsweek opinion piece CERL board member Shawn Turner writes about the firing of Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman
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with Claire Finkelstein and Jonathan Turley, professor at GW Law
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Issued by Perry World House in connection with its The Future of the Global Order Colloquium Fall 2019
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Brain injuries from Iran air strike highlight military’s failure to care for its own
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Failings in the FBI’s FISA application process hurts us all
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“The Report” won’t let us forget that enhanced interrogation is torture
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“Israel should scale back Iraq strikes while US shores up Iraq alliance”
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“Executive privilege has no role to play in an impeachment hearing….”
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The impeachment trial
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The danger of traumatic brain injury
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“This is a moment of very serious constitutional crisis for our democracy”
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Guantánamo testimony exposes role of doctors in C.I.A. interrogations
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The fight over witnesses is really a fight against Trump’s obstruction
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“They applied tactics…known for decades and regarded as harmful.”
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Trump’s impeachment trial begins
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Assessing the injuries after Iranian missile attack
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“We are not any closer to understanding if this will be a fair trial”
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Read this
report by Dr. Cassandra Steer, CERL’s senior non-resident fellow
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Read this
Q&A by Gen. Joseph Votel, former Centcom commander and current CERL board member, and Foreign Policy
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Joseph Votel, former head of U.S. Central Command and current CERL board member, comments on the Soleimani strike in this Defense One article
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Read two new posts on CERL’s blog: The Rule of Law Post
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In this Washington Times article, Claire Finkelstein comments on the impeachment process
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Read Gen. Votel’s op-ed in The New York Times
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Claire Finkelstein shares her views on the House Democrats’ articles of impeachment during this audio panel discussion on WBUR On Point
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The annual report highlights CERL’s events and accomplishments from the 2018-19 academic year
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This November 21 program features David Cole of the ACLU, Richard Fontaine and Kara Frederick of the Center for a New American Security, and Prof. Marwan Kraidy of Penn’s Annenberg School for Communication
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Read the latest blog post by Devin Stewart about how the U.S. and China relationship can be thought of as a “grey power competition”
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Read this op-ed by CERL friend Brig. Gen. John G. Baker, chief defense counsel of the Military Commissions Defense Organization (MCDO)
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In this Washington Post article, Jens David Ohlin, CERL board member and Cornell professor of law, delves into the president’s dangerous belief in “total war”
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CERL board member Gen. Joseph Votel argues that the president’s policy shift in Syria damages American interests
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CERL board member Dr. Stephen Xenakis comments on the new film about releasing the Senate torture report
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Claire Finkelstein comments on the first televised impeachment hearings into Donald Trump’s presidency
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Read the CERL announcement
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A Newsweek opinion piece by CERL board member Stephen Xenakis and 2019 CERL summer intern Jesse Hamilton
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Claire Finkelstein discusses the latest development in the impeachment process and outlook with Al Jazeera
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In this Vox article, CERL board member Jens David Ohlin, Cornell law professor, responds to the assertion that the president cannot be prosecuted
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Claire Finkelstein speaks on WHYY’s Radio Times about the impeachment probe and U.S. foreign policy
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Mr. McCraw discusses his book Truth in Our Times: Inside the Fight for Press Freedom in the Age of Alternative Facts
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This article in the Jewish Exponent covers CERL’s recent book talk with Julie Salamon, author of An Innocent Bystander: The Killing of Leon Klinghoffer
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A Warfighter’s Perspective on the Challenge of Future Weaponry
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Claire Finkelstein joins MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle and fellow panelists in a discussion about former Special Envoy Kurt Volker’s role in the impeachment inquiry
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In this Voice of America interview, Claire Finkelstein provides legal commentary on Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s president
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Claire Finkelstein comments on this developing story in The Atlantic
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In this Global Post article, Claire Finkelstein breaks down the legal issues surrounding the situation and what they could mean for Trump
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“That’s a complete abuse of office,” states Claire Finkelstein in this Washington Post article
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“We are in a new ballgame in terms of testing the limits of presidential power,” states Claire Finkelstein in this article published in The Hill
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The Washington Examiner published this opinion piece by Claire Finkelstein
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Penn Law student Jon Blomberg recounts his experience as a CERL 2019 summer intern
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According to Claire Finkelstein in this Washington Times article, “Craig worked for a firm that is working for the Ukraine. He is two steps removed, and the statute doesn’t guide us on that.”
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This blog post by Sherry Tseng examines China’s and UAE’s troubling use of surveillance technology domestically and against the U.S.
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Theo Wilson wrote in his blog post that corporate interests may have motivated the Trump administration to secretly transfer the technology, but the larger concern is that the administration never notified Congress of any of its authorizations
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In this blog post, Kevin Govern and Jesse Hamilton make the case that pardoning U.S. servicemembers who committed war crimes or other criminal acts can undermine the rule of law
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American democracy is dying, and Putin knows he’s playing a big role in its likely impending demise, according to Eric Orts, Guardsmark Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics at Wharton, in his CERL blog post
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Claire Finkelstein comments in this Al Jazeera article
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For CERL’s blog, Mark Fallon writes about the case of Majid Khan, a Guantanamo Bay detainee who seeks a reduced sentence as reparations for the torture he received from the CIA
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Read Claire Finkelstein’s opinion piece published in The Hill
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The brief supports the request of Majid Khan to reduce his sentence for the torture he endured during his years in CIA custody and at Guantanamo
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The 1967 Space Treaty makes it clear that no one owns the moon--or outer space--according to Claire Finkelstein during this July 1 WHYY radio report.
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In this NBC News article, Claire Finkelstein comments on presidential use of investigation as a political tool against enemies
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Will the president’s promise to “fight all subpoenas” from House Democrats lead to a constitutional crisis? Claire Finkelstein comments during an interview on NPR’s On Point
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Claire Finkelstein comments on the inadequacies of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) in controlling foreign propaganda
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Claire Finkelstein and other panelists discuss on Al Jazeera’s Inside Story
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Claire Finkelstein gives some insight
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And the United States is not likely to do anything about it, according to Dr. Cassandra Steer, space security consultant and CERL’s nonresident senior fellow
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Penn Today talks to three Penn faculty, including Claire Finkelstein, about their reactions to what we know—and what’s still unanswered
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Jens David Ohlin, Cornell Law School vice dean and professor and CERL executive board member, explains the error in this Vox article on Barr’s summary of the Mueller report
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Written by Claire Finkelstein, CERL Faculty Director, and Nicholas Saidel, CERL Fellow
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Claire Finkelstein comments on legal actions taken in response to President Trump’s declaration of an emergency in this Al Jazeera interview
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in this ABC6 article by Stephen Loiaconi of the Sinclair Broadcast Group
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Claire Finkelstein participates in this February 18 audio panel discussion with Paula Reid, CBS News correspondent, and constitutional lawyer Stephen Vladeck, professor at the University of Texas School of Law, and hosted by WBUR’s Meghna Chakrabarti.
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CERL’s Feb. 14 panel presentation with Claire Finkelstein, Jonathan Turley, Sanford Levinson, Michael Skerker and Sharon Lloyd
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CERL board member Steve Xenakis, MD, wrote this op-ed in The Hill
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CERL executive board member retired Brig. Gen. Stephen Xenakis, MD, is quoted in this UPI article on the government dealing with ailing Guantanamo detainees
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Al Jazeera talks to Claire Finkelstein about more Russia-related concerns
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CERL research fellow Nick Saidel authors this latest post on The Rule of Law Post, CERL’s new blog
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Prof. Finkelstein comments on the rule of law implications and other issues during this interview by Al Jazeera on 11/7
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On Al Jazeera, Claire Finkelstein comments on the synagogue attack in Pittsburgh and the rise of anti-Semitism and nationalist ideology
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Watch the clip on CBS Philly
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New York law professors explain why they tried to prevent Kavanaugh from joining the Supreme Court
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Listen to this radio interview of Claire Finkelstein on
900AM CHML Global News Radio
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Claire Finkelstein comments on the Kavanaugh hearing in this 9/28 radio interview on 900AM CHML Global News Radio
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Claire Finkelstein joins a panel discussing the future of Rod Rosenstein as Deputy Attorney General and the Mueller investigation
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Listen to this radio interview on ABC Sydney
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Claire Finkelstein participates in a panel discussion on Al Jazeera America’s Inside Story
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Read this op-ed in The Hill written by CERL Fellow Nicholas Saidel
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Claire Finkelstein shares her insights in this 9/17 900AM Global New Radio interview
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Claire Finkelstein comments in this WJLA.com article on whether the anonymous Sept. 5 NYT opinion piece rises to the level of “sedition”
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Shawn Turner, Director of Communication for CNAS and former deputy White House press secretary for national security, was named a Terker Distinguished Fellow by George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs
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BeFM News Radio in South Korea interviews Claire Finkelstein
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Read Claire Finkelstein’s op-ed published in The Hill
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Claire Finkelstein comments on cooperation agreements in this 8/23 Boston Globe article
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Claire Finkelstein answers the question during this 900 CHML Radio interview
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Read this 8/21 op-ed by Claire Finkelstein and Mark Nevitt
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Claire Finkelstein on drone attack and alleged assassination attempt on Venezuelan president Nicholas Meduro
A “Knowledge@Wharton” interview with Penn’s Michael Horowitz and Dorothy Kronick on SiriusXM
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Claire Finkelstein talks to ABC-affiliate WJLA-TV in Washington, DC, about Trump’s threats to remove critics’ security clearance
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The CERL board member and communication director of the Center for a New American Security is quoted in a 7/17 story on intelligence chief Dan Coats
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CERL board member and Cornell law professor Jens David Ohlin opines in this Business Insider article
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Mark Nevitt, Penn Law’s Sharswood Fellow, presented on gray zone conflict issues to summer interns on July 11
Mark (far right) is a former U.S. Navy flight officer and JAG attorney
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CERL on Trump administration’s rescindment of affirmative action guidelines
Prof. Claire Finkelstein comments on the rescindment of Obama-era affirmative action guidelines in this July 5 Al Jazeera interview
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Author Steven Barela references CERL’s paper The Ethics of Interrogation and the Rule of Law in this 6/26 article
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CERL lunch & learn for summer interns, 6/20
CERL board member Prof. Kevin Govern shared his expertise on the privatization of war
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In this 6/19 article, Neil Barnett, co-editor of a forthcoming CERL volume, writes about how Italian and Austrian ministries could help Russia meddle in Europe
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Disinformation as foreign interference discussed at CERL
Shawn Turner, Director of Communications at Center for a New American Security and CERL board member, met with CERL’s summer interns to discuss the role of cyber and public disinformation in foreign interference. (Shawn, center, with interns Andrés Fernández Pallares and Elaine Lee)
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Op-ed by Shawn Turner appears in USA Today
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Meet the 12 students participating in CERL’s 2018 summer program
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Claire Finkelstein: It is “highly improper for the president to weigh in on a pending case….”
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In this blog post, Bryn Shaffer discusses the March 2018 debate between CERL board member Prof. Duncan MacIntosh of Dalhousie University and Prof. Noel Sharkey of ICRAC
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Claire Finkelstein commented on Deputy AG Rosenstein’s referral of Trump’s investigation demand to OIG
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Alberto Mora named as new director of the ABA Rule of Law Initiative
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CERL board member Jens David Ohlin, Vice Dean at Cornell Law School, answers this question on the May 12 airing of CNN’s Smerconish
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A guest on PBS NewsHour on May 9, CERL board member Dr. Stephen Xenakis comments on Haspel’s moral and legal failures concerning the use of torture on post-9/11 detainees
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This May 9 op-ed was written by CERL Director Claire Finkelstein and CERL board member Dr. Stephen Xenakis, who assert that Haspel’s adherence to orders and legal advice does not absolve her from her involvement in torture and in the destruction of video evidence
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In this timely report, CERL examines how the torture program may be revived and recommends legal avenues to prevent the current and future presidents from reinstating torture by executive order.
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CERL has determined the baseline parameters, objectives, and guidance needed for a successful new AUMF.
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Former CERL Acting Executive Director Cassandra Steer states in this Politico article that a lack of transparency by all nations about their preparations for space conflict can in fact result in a cyclical escalation, and a conceivable return to a Cold War-type arms race.
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Teen Vogue quotes Cassandra Steel and CERL’s Weaponization of Outer Space conference in their recent article on the potential for a Cold War-style space arms race
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Click through to read CERL Board Member Stephen N. Xenakis’ recent op-ed for The Hill.
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Mr. Christopher Naughton hosts a panel on the Opioid addiction Crisis. Panelists: Ms. Gerianne Tringali DiPiano, President & CEO, FemmePharma; Dr. Thomas Farley, Health Commissioner, City of Philadelphia; Dr. Andrew Kolodny, Co-Director, Opioid Policy Research at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University; Mr. Donald Migliori, Attorney, Motley Rice LLC; Mr. Stephen Sheller, Founding Partner, Sheller P.C. Law Firm
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Speaking at the CERL hosted Legal Response to the Opioid Addiction Crises Conference, Stephen Sheller of Sheller PC specifically called out former New York mayor and federal prosecutor Rudy Giuliani, whose consulting firm represented OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma LP during a criminal investigation in 2007.
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President Donald Trump’s plan to combat opioid drug addiction nationwide calls for stiffer penalties for drug traffickers, including the death penalty where appropriate
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For more information and to apply, click
HERE.
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CERL Director Claire Finkelstein discusses Russian election interference with Vox’s Emily Stewart.
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CERL Director Claire Finkelstein is quoted in this USA Today article.
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CERL Director Claire Finkelstein is featured on WBUR’s On Point
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Read CERL Director Claire Finkelstein’s February 28th Op-Ed for The Hill.
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For more information and to apply, click
here
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As CERL prepares for our conference “Legal Responses to the Opioid Addiction Crisis” on March 16th, we are pleased to note the attention given to the issue by Senator Claire McCaskill in her recent report titled “Fueling an Epidemic”.
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CERL Director Claire Finkelstein discusses the crisis brewing in Syria.
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CERL is now accepting applications for the Center’s 2018 Summer Internship Program. The deadline for submission is Friday, March, 9, 2018.
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CERL Faculty Director Claire Finkelstein talks with Futurism about national security in the age of cyberwarfare.
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Listen to CERL Faculty Director Claire Finkelstein discuss the Nunes memo and the fallout from its release on WHYY’s Radio Times.
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Are we steps away from a constitutional crisis? Professor Claire Finkelstein is interviewed on NPR “On Point” to discuss the abrupt resignation of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
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January 19, 2018
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2016-2017 CERL Annual Report
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CERL Executive Board Member Stephen Xenakis publishes op-ed in The Boston Globe
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Claire Finkelstein interviewed about Mueller’s investigation by the Geneva Tribune. Says it is not likely the President will fire Robert Mueller, but that investigation will continue if he does.
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Listen to Professor Claire Finkelstein on Catch up on This Week with Trump on the Scott Thompson Show.
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Professor Claire Finkelstein is quoted in this article from Business Insider about the importance of the timeline of events surrounding the firing of former FBI Director, James Comey.
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The first in a year-long series that looks at under reported stories that have a profound impact on New Jersey’s public health and well being.
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November 15, 2017 at 12pm in Gittis 213, Penn Law School
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Citing the CERL report from January, 2017 - The Intersection of Opioid Overuse and Veteran Mental Health Challenges - this article in The Columbia Missourian discusses how the Truman Veterans’ Hospital takes a wellness approach to combat veteran health problems.
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National Constitution Center
November 9, 2017
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A recent article in the New York Times by Suzanne DiMaggio, director and senior fellow at New America and speaker at CERL’s North Korea: Bargaining in the Shadow of Armed Conflict Conference.
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Claire Finkelstein spoke to a crowd of about 40 people at Smith College on Monday, discussing how recent presidents have ignored the rule of law to increase the power of the executive branch.
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A Lecture by Professor Claire Finkelstein - Is the U.S. Becoming a Constitutional Dictatorship? Executive Authority and the Rule of Law in the Age of Trump
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Recent op-ed by Joseph DeTrani
October 25, 2017
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Visiting Fellow Laurence (Laurie) Neill Nathan and Journalist-in-Residence Marc Ambinder
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Welcome Vivian Berger, Sean Carter, and John Giordano.
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CERL Faculty Director Claire Finkelstein to give public lecture at the University of Maryland
September 28, 2017
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September 8, 2017
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August 16, 2017
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August 22, 2017
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August 23, 2017
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August 18, 2017
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August 3, 2017
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August 14, 2017
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What is an infrasonic weapon and how have they been used in the past?
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On Sept. 8, Claire Finkelstein will be moderating a panel on
Progress of Liberal Democracy Since 1989, and the Authoritarian Counteroffensive.
For more information and to RSVP, please
CLICK HERE.
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Claire Finkelstein’s op-ed appears on the blog of the American Philosophical Association
July 18, 2017
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Carlton Haelig’s journal article on contemporary military innovation and asymmetric conflict environments was published by Small Wars Journal.
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Tommy Tucker of WWL First News talks with Claire Finkelstein
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June 16, 2017
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June 12, 2017
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June 9, 2017
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June 10, 2017
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June 9, 2017
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Business Insider
June 8, 2017
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June 6, 2017
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Business Insider
June 5, 2017
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June 3, 2017
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March 24, 2017
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Op-ed by Professor Claire Finkelstein
May 11, 2017
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April 18, 2017
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April 11, 2017
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Center in the Law School is Fighting Addiction to Opioids Among Veterans
March 13, 2017
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February 20, 2017
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How Should Catholics React to the Immigration Ban? (2 segments)
February 2, 2017
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January 31, 2017
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January 13, 2017
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University of Pennsylvania, Cohen Hall, RM G17, 12:00pm
February 3, 2017
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Brigadier General Stephen Xenakis among officers
January 6, 2017
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Applications will be evaluated on a rolling basis and the deadline for submission is
Friday, February 17, 2017. To apply click
here.
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Carlton Haelig is the new CERL Junior Fellow
December 2, 2016
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November 18, 2016
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Where Even Nightmares Are Classified: Psychiatric Care at Guantánamo (The New York Times, Nov. 12, 2016)
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Panelists: Dan Gottlieb, Bill Edmonds, Susan Brison, Stephen Xenakis
(Nov. 14, 2016)
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CERL Director Claire Finkelstein and Board Member Steve Xenakis discuss veterans and the opioid addiction crisis on Knowledge@Wharton, Sirius XM 111. (Oct. 14, 2016)
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“How ‘Enhanced Interrogation’ Hurt America,” by Douglas A. Johnson, Alberto Mora, and Averell Schmidt (Foreign Affairs, Sept/Oct 2016)
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“How U.S. Torture Left a Legacy of Damaged Minds,” by Matt Apuzzo, Sheri Fink, and James Risen
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Professor Claire Finkelstein (Founder & Director of CERL) and Professor Steve Vladeck (University of Texas School of Law) discuss Congress overriding President Obama’s veto of 9/11 victims bill on Knowledge@Wharton (SiriusXM Channel 111).
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Sergio Moro Spoke at CERL’s “Producing Leaders of Character and Integrity: Instilling Values into Public Life” Conference on September 15th
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Contemporary Armed Conflict and the Non-State Actor
November 15, 2016
Fordham University School of Law
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How “Enhanced Interrogation” Hurt America
by Douglas A. Johnson, Alberto Mora, and Averell Schmidt
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by Stephen N. Xenakis, MD, US Army