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The Middle East Crisis and International Law
By Anthony Dworkin
July 18, 2006
Bush Administration Orders Armed Forces to Comply With Geneva Rules in War on Terror
By Anthony Dworkin
July 11, 2006
When is it Lawful to Attack Television and Radio Stations?
By Anthony Dworkin
December 5, 2005
Three Misconceptions About the Laws of War
By Jelena Pejic
October 29, 2004
Who Owns the Rules of War?
By Kenneth Anderson
April 24, 2003
Rethinking
the Geneva Conventions
By Steven R. Ratner and Michael Schmitt
January 30, 2003
Law
and the Campaign Against Terrorism: The View from the Pentagon
Interview
by Anthony Dworkin
December 16, 2002
From
A Defining Moment-International
Law Since September 11 (Magazine Issue), September 2002
Introduction
Anthony Dworkin and David Rieff
Order,
Force and Law in a New Era
Robert Cooper
There
is No Need to Reinvent the Law
Georges Abi-Saab
Did
the Era of Rights End on September 11?
Aryeh Neier
The
Future of International Law: Ending the U.S.-Europe Divide
Anne–Marie Slaughter
What
is Really at Stake in the US Campaign Against Terrorism
David Rieff
September
11 and the Middle East: Footnote or Watershed in World History?
Chibli Mallat
International
Law Since September 11 – A Timeline
Iraq and the "Bush doctrine" of Pre-Emptive Self-Defence (Expert Analysis)
August 20, 2002
Trial,
Detention or Release? (Expert Analysis)
May 2002
POW’s
or Unlawful Combatants? (Expert Analysis)
January 2002
Prosecuting al-Qaeda
(Expert Analysis)
December
2001
Is
This a New Kind of War? (Expert Analysis)
October 2001
Terrorism
and the Laws of War (Expert Analysis)
September 2001
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