May 7 2013 Podcast The Boston Terrorist Attack and Strategic Intelligence - Podcast Andrew McCarthy, Dean Reuter International & National Security Law Practice Group Because the surviving Boston bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, is a U.S. citizen, trial before a military...
Aug 17 2016 Blog Post News America to hand off Internet in under two months Timothy Courtney The Washington Examiner reports: The Department of Commerce is set to hand off the final...
Jul 7 2017 Podcast Turkey in NATO - Podcast Alan Makovsky, Blaise Misztal International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast Turkey’s President Erdogan has secured authoritarian rule through constitutional restructuring. He does not tolerate dissent...
Aug 1 1998 Publication Anti-Ballistic Missle Treaty: A Letter from the White House International & National Security Law Practice Group Newsletter - Volume 2, Issue 2, Summer 1998 The following letter was written to The Honorable Benjamin Gilman, Chairman of the House of...
Dec 19 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review Does Neutrality Equal Secularism? The European Court of Human Rights Decides Lautsi v. Italy William L. Saunders Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 Introduction Religion can be an intensely personal activity. However, the idea that religion is only...
Jul 8 2016 Podcast Conservative Internationalism: A Look at American Foreign Policy - Podcast Henry Nau, Matthew R. A. Heiman International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast United States foreign policy regarding terrorism, China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and international trade are at...
May 22 2015 Podcast Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It? Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo 2015 National Security Symposium Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
May 22 2015 Video Event Videos Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It? Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo 2015 National Security Symposium Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
Oct 19 2012 Publication Federalist Society Review A U.N. Regulated Internet? The Case for Defending Against Persistent Intergovernmental Threats to Internet Freedom Robert M. McDowell Engage Volume 13, Issue 3 October 2012 Note from the Editor: The author has adapted this paper from testimony before the U.S....
Aug 13 2012 Publication Federalist Society Review The Economic Freedom Amendment: A States-Based Response to the Nationalizing Effects of Bailouts and Federal Ownership of Corporate Stock Aaron Jack Engage Volume 13, Issue 2, July 2012 Note from the Editor: This paper discusses a proposed state constitutional amendment that would deny...
The Boston Terrorist Attack and Strategic Intelligence - Podcast
Andrew McCarthy, Dean Reuter
International & National Security Law Practice Group
Because the surviving Boston bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, is a U.S. citizen, trial before a military...
America to hand off Internet in under two months
The Washington Examiner reports: The Department of Commerce is set to hand off the final...
Turkey in NATO - Podcast
Alan Makovsky, Blaise Misztal
International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast
Turkey’s President Erdogan has secured authoritarian rule through constitutional restructuring. He does not tolerate dissent...
Anti-Ballistic Missle Treaty: A Letter from the White House
International & National Security Law Practice Group Newsletter - Volume 2, Issue 2, Summer 1998
The following letter was written to The Honorable Benjamin Gilman, Chairman of the House of...
Does Neutrality Equal Secularism? The European Court of Human Rights Decides Lautsi v. Italy
William L. Saunders
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
Introduction Religion can be an intensely personal activity. However, the idea that religion is only...
Conservative Internationalism: A Look at American Foreign Policy - Podcast
Henry Nau, Matthew R. A. Heiman
International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast
United States foreign policy regarding terrorism, China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and international trade are at...
Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It?
Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo
2015 National Security Symposium
Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It?
Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo
2015 National Security Symposium
Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
A U.N. Regulated Internet? The Case for Defending Against Persistent Intergovernmental Threats to Internet Freedom
Robert M. McDowell
Engage Volume 13, Issue 3 October 2012
Note from the Editor: The author has adapted this paper from testimony before the U.S....
The Economic Freedom Amendment: A States-Based Response to the Nationalizing Effects of Bailouts and Federal Ownership of Corporate Stock
Aaron Jack
Engage Volume 13, Issue 2, July 2012
Note from the Editor: This paper discusses a proposed state constitutional amendment that would deny...