The Structure Of Terrorism Threats And The Laws Of War,
2010
Columbia Law School
The Structure Of Terrorism Threats And The Laws Of War, Matthew C. Waxman
Faculty Scholarship
This article considers a major debate in the American and European counterterrorism analytic community – whether the primary terrorist threat to the West is posed by hierarchical, centralized terrorist organizations operating from geographic safe havens, or by radicalized individuals conducting a loosely organized, ideologically common but operationally independent fight against western societies – and this debate’s implications for both jus ad bellum and jus in bello. Analysis of how the law of armed conflict might be evolving to deal with terrorism should engage in more nuanced and sophisticated examination of how terrorism threats are themselves evolving. Moreover, the merits of …
Ten Federal Circuit Cases From 2009 That Veterans Benefits Attorneys Should Know,
2010
Yale Law School
Ten Federal Circuit Cases From 2009 That Veterans Benefits Attorneys Should Know, Miguel F. Eaton, Sumon Dantiki, Paul P. Gugliuzza
American University Law Review
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