Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (July 29-August 2)

Immigration and Refugees

• Susan Gzesh, Questions Surround Secretive US-Guatemala Agreement
• Patrick G. Eddington (@PGEddington), Congress Tackles the “100-Mile” Border Zone for Federal Checkpoints
• Raya Koreh (@Raya_Koreh), Border Agents’ Secret Facebook Group Highlights CBP’s Social Media Vetting Risks for Immigrants

Department of Defense

• Luke Hartig (@LukeHartig), Revisiting General Counsel Ney’s Speech in Light of New Pentagon Leadership

Peace and Security Policy

• Larry Attree (@LarryAttree), Celia McKeon (@Celia_McKeon), and Konstantin Bärwaldt, The International Security Echo-Chamber: Getting Civil Society Into the Room

Domestic Extremist Violence (and QAnon)

• Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix), Trump’s Encouraging QAnon May Result in Violence—Just ask the FBI

Russia Investigation and Government Secrecy

• Jefferson Morley (@jeffersonmorley), How Secrecy Undermines Mueller and the Defense of Democracy

2020 Election and Cybersecurity

• Joshua Geltzer (@jgeltzer), “Virtual Iowa Causes” Demand Cybersecurity Attention: 2020 Election Security Can’t Wait Till 2020

Israel-Palestine (and Corporations)

• Amanda McCaffrey, Airbnb’s Listings in Disputed Territories: A Tortured Compromise

US-Iran Conflict and Japan

• Ruth Effinowicz, Is There a Legal Basis for Deploying Japanese SDF to the Strait of Hormuz?

Norms Watch

• Charles Dunst (@charlesdunst), Norms Watch: Damage to Democracy and Rule of Law in July 2019

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