Recap of Recent Pieces on Just Security (March 11-15)

Countering Violent Extremism

• Bishop Garrison and Ryan B. Greer, New Zealand Attacks: A Wake-Up Call to Counter Far-Right Extremist Violence
• Lauren Van Metre and Linda Bishai, Why Violent Extremism Still Spreads

Russia Investigation, Hush Money and Financial Investigations

• Charles Kels, ‘Fixer’ Unbound: Public Confidence in Attorneys, Not Just the President, at Stake
• Dwight Holton, Trump Investigations and the RICO vs Conspiracy Puzzle

U.S. Lethal Force and Civilian Casualties

• Larry Lewis, Reflecting on the Civilian Casualty Executive Order: What Was Lost and What Can Now Be Gained

Citizenship Stripping

• Shaheed Fatima Q.C., Citizenship-Stripping and ISIS Members: The Recent UK Experience

Asylum and Family Separation

• Anjali Mehta, Ashley Miller and Nikki Reisch, Arbitrary Detention of Asylum Seekers Perpetuates the Torture of Family Separation

Separation of Powers: Legislative Veto and “National Emergency’ Powers

• Geoffrey Manne and Seth Weinberger, Time to Rehabilitate the Legislative Veto: How Congress Should Rein in Presidents’ “National Emergency” Powers

U.S.-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty

• Mark Nevitt, The US-Philippines Defense Treaty and the Pompeo Doctrine on South China Sea

North Korea and Nuclear Weapons

• John Tierney and James McKeon, After Hanoi, What Now?

International Crime and Official Immunity

• Claus Kreß, Letter to the Editor – Germany’s Extradition Request for Gen. Jamil Hassan, with U.S. Support

International Organizations Immunities

• Kristina Daugirdas, What Comes Next: After Supreme Court Reduced Obstacles to Suing International Organizations

Elections and Transitions in the Democratic Republic of Congo

• Steven Leach, DRC’s Presidential Transition: ‘Peaceful’ Maybe, but Signs of Backsliding

United Nations

• Preston Lim, National Security at the United Nations This Week

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