I. Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) Against the Islamic State
- Ryan Goodman, AUMF, “Associated Forces,” and Slippery Slopes: Two More Data Points (Wednesday, Feb. 18)
- Ken Gude, Guest Post: Think Again: The Limitations in the President’s Draft AUMF Do Have Meaning (Thursday, Feb. 19)
- Jack Goldsmith, Ryan Goodman, & Steve Vladeck, Six Questions Congress Should Ask the Administration About Its ISIL AUMF (Friday, Feb. 20)
II. Syria
- Claus Kreß, Guest Post: The Fine Line Between Collective Self-Defense and Intervention by Invitation: Reflections on the Use of Force Against ‘IS’ in Syria (Tuesday, Feb. 17)
- Federica D’Alessandra & Paul Williams, Guest Post: In Syria – Learning Lessons from the “Success” of Yemen (Wednesday, Feb. 18)
III. Countering Violent Extremism
- Michael German, Guest Post: CVE Efforts Should be Based on Facts, Not Flawed Theories (Thursday, Feb. 19)
- Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, Any Effort to Counter Violent Extremism Must Deal With Religion (Friday, Feb. 20)
IV. Detention & Trials
- Steve Vladeck, The Shrinking Military Commissions, Redux (Wednesday, Feb. 18)
V. Drones
- Sarah Knuckey, Washington’s New Drone Sales Policy Could Export US-Style Drone War (Friday, Feb. 20)
VI. Copenhagen and Counterterrorism Efforts in Europe
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Europe’s Newest Attempts at Anti-Terror Regulation Could Shake the Foundations of the EU (Tuesday, Feb. 17)
