Syria

State Responsibility for Assisting Armed Groups: A Legal Risk Analysis

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Dec 22nd, 2016

US-led Coalition Needs to Improve ‘Opaque, Ad Hoc’ Process for Reporting Civilian Casualties, New Report Says

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Dec 12th, 2016

Congress on Track to Extend Condolence Payments to Syrians

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Dec 5th, 2016

KT McFarland’s Hardline on Russia with Nuance

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Nov 26th, 2016

Foreign Gov’t Assistance to Trump Administration Policies: What Int’l Law Prohibits

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Nov 23rd, 2016

What are the Legal Issues Surrounding the Use of Depleted Uranium in Syria and Iraq?

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Nov 10th, 2016

Recommended Reading: Brian Finucane’s “Partners and Legal Pitfalls”

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Nov 7th, 2016

The New Western Counter-Terror Wars: Toward US-European Convergence?

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Nov 4th, 2016

Letter to the Editor: Syria and the “Implicit Consent” Myth–A short reaction to Ford (and Goodman)

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Nov 3rd, 2016

Implicit Consent and the Use of Force in Syria

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Nov 2nd, 2016

Beyond Gitmo: What is the US Going to Do About the Coming Wave of ISIL Detainees?

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Oct 29th, 2016

UK Government’s Disappointing Dodge on Drones

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Oct 28th, 2016

Untangling the Web of Actors in Syria and Additional Complexities of Classifying Armed Conflicts

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Oct 25th, 2016

Shots Fired: A Reply to Gill and Watkin

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Oct 25th, 2016

Letter to the Editor: “Lines in the Sand”—A Reply to Professor Haque

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Oct 24th, 2016

How to Move Beyond South Africa’s Notice of Withdrawal from the ICC

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Oct 24th, 2016

International Armed Conflict in Syria and the (Lack of) Official Immunity for War Crimes

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Oct 18th, 2016

Turkey’s US-Backed Operation in Syria Has Created an International Armed Conflict

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Oct 17th, 2016

The Terminology of War and the Consequences for Executive Power

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Oct 17th, 2016

The Strategic Balance: A New US-Russian Zero Sum Game

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Oct 17th, 2016

Letter to the Editor from Professor Terry Gill on Classification of International Armed Conflict

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Oct 14th, 2016

Letter to the Editor: Not So Fast on Calling it an “Armed Conflict” Between the US and Syria

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Oct 13th, 2016

The Law of Consent-Based Interventions

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Oct 13th, 2016

Between the Law of Force and the Law of Armed Conflict

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Oct 13th, 2016

Why French President’s Threat of War Crimes Prosecutions against Russia, Syria Rings Hollow—But Needn’t

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Oct 11th, 2016

Is the United States Already in an “International Armed Conflict” with Syria?

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Oct 11th, 2016

5 and Counting: Russia Vetoes No-Fly-Zone in the Security Council

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Oct 10th, 2016

A Humanitarian Exception to the Principle of Non-Intervention?: Measures Below the Use of Armed Force to Save Aleppo

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Oct 6th, 2016

Whose Armed Conflict? Which Law of Armed Conflict?

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Oct 4th, 2016

Would Arming Anti-Assad Rebels Trigger an “International Armed Conflict”—and War Crimes Prosecutions?

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Sep 30th, 2016

Triggers and Thresholds of Non-International Armed Conflict

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Sep 29th, 2016

Is the White House Mulling “Non-Diplomatic” Means to Stop Assad’s Attacks on Civilians?

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Sep 28th, 2016

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