Recap of Recent Posts at Just Security (April 9–15)

I. Law of Armed Conflict

1. Marty Lederman, Are All “Members” of ISIL Targetable? (Saturday, April 9)
2. Marty Lederman, The Egan Speech and the Bush Doctrine: Imminence, Necessity, and “First Use” in the Jus ad Bellum (Monday, April 11)
3. Oona Hathaway & Zachary Manfredi, The State Department Adviser Signals a Middle Road on Common Article 1 (Tuesday, April 12)

II. Congress & National Security

1. Daniela Nogueira, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, April 11–15 (Monday, April 11)
2. Riana Pfefferkorn, Guest Post: Here’s What the Burr-Feinstein Anti-Crypto Bill Gets Wrong (Friday, April 15)

III. Government Secrecy

• Jennifer Daskal, A New Lawsuit from Microsoft: No More Gag Orders! (Thursday, April 14)

IV. National Security & Election Politics

• John Reed & Steve Vladeck, Guide to the Presidential Candidates’ National Security Positions (Wednesday, April 13)

V. Counterterrorism

• Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, The Long War: The Real Threat of Militant Islamic Extremism (Monday, April 11)