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Ripe for Reform: The Opaque World of Specific Licenses to Do Business Under Sanctions
The process for granting licenses under sanctions programs is opaque and the information shared with Congress and the public on licenses is meagre.
Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (Jan 30-Feb 5)
Attack on the U.S. Capitol - Impeachment & investigations - Countering violent extremism - Protection of civilians in war - Guantanamo and coronavirus vaccines - Asylum seekers…
Movie at the Ellipse: A Study in Fascist Propaganda
Scholars on the Nazis and anti-Semitism have seen this before.
Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (January 23-29)
Legal and policy analysis of most recent news and developments.
Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (January 16-22)
Legal and policy analysis of most recent news and developments.
Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (January 9-15)
Attack on the Capitol - Impeachment - Democratic backsliding - Social media technology - Biden nominations - Intelligence community - Guantanamo - Corporate liability…
Impeachment, Incitement and What (Nearly) Happened on January 6th
The 2018 Impeachment Handbook (Charles Black & Philip Bobbitt) has a section on "incitement." Read how directly it applies to the known facts of Trump's actions.
Recap of Recent Articles on Just Security (Dec 19-January 8)
Legal and policy analysis of most recent news and developments.
The Attack on the Capitol: Why It’s Not a Surprise
The Trump-inspired mob who launched an unprecedented siege of the Capitol is a permanent stain on American democracy. What’s worse, it was not unexpected.
20 Most Read Just Security Articles in 2020
What captured readers’ attention over the past year.
The 2020 Just Security Holiday Reading List
Our end-of-year reading recommendations from Just Security editors.
The System Is Not Working: The Lopsided Election Result, Not The Courts, Saved Our Democracy
The president’s post-election litigation has crashed and burned, but it has reinforced the pernicious idea, born from Bush v. Gore, that it is appropriate for courts to step…