A blog covering ethics and rule of law issues in national security,
U.S. governance, and contemporary conflict and war
CERL will consider submissions of 500-2000 words from interested readers for posting on The Rule of Law Post.
Please send to Christopher Jacobs, CERL Research Fellow, at chjac@law.upenn.edu.
The opinions expressed in these posts are those of the writers and do not necessarily represent CERL’s official views.
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presidential pardons, U.S. militaryBy Kevin Govern and Jesse Hamilton -
congressional oversight, nuclear technology, Saudi Arabiaby Theo Wilson -
American democracy, autocracy, foreign interferenceby Eric Orts -
Guantanamo Bay, interrogation and torture, U.S. militaryby MARK FALLON -
outer spaceDr. Cassandra Steer -
Yemen crisis, war making power, U.S. military operationsby Nicholas Saidel -
U.S.-Turkey relations, Turkeyby Nicholas Saidel -
Congressional leadership, political divisionby Claire Finkelstein -
foreign interference, election securityby Eric W. Orts -
interrogation and torture, Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo Bayby Stephen Xenakis, M.D., Brigadier General (Ret.), U.S. Army -
Yemen crisis, accountability of proxy actorsby Bianca Donadio -
privatization of the military, Africaby Emma Sullivan -
dark money, Federal Election Commission, FECby Talya Djemal, Christopher Umanzor, and Calvin Warner