I’m very grateful for the generous blurbs for my forthcoming book. I do feel like it’s one of the best things I’ve written, and it reflects decades of my thinking about the foreign affairs powers of the government. It’s never too early to pre-order!
amazon.com/Historical-Glo…

Hacking a ship like the Dali would be difficult but is not impossible.

A short 🧵on how to hack a ship

Come learn more about international law at The Fletcher School at this year's White & Case Jessup International Rounds in DC!

Hello #InternationalLawTwitter !

One of my students has asked me about institutions that offer international law related internships (preferably paid). Here's an alphabetical list of those I could think off the top of my head, can you add more?

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On the latest episode of the Foreign Press Podcast Patrícia Vasconcellos interviews Duncan Hollis, Laura H. Carnell Professor of Law at Temple University Temple Law School about international law, cyberspace, and cyberattacks.

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It was a pleasure to chat! Hope it can be a good introduction to some folks on the state of play in the geopolitics of cyberspace right now.

A rare and important statement from the ICRC concerning the situation in #Gaza :

icrc.org/en/document/st…

Pleased to moderate an OEWG side-event next Tues, March 5, 8:30-9:30am EST re the Int'l Law Multistakeholder Compendium compiled last fall by Relaciones Exteriores Temple iLIT Microsoft. Come join me & Tilman Rodenhäuser Harriet Moynihan Mohamed Helal by registering here: forms.office.com/pages/response…

The African Union’s Statement on the Application of International Law to Cyberspace: An Assessment of the Principles of Territorial Sovereignty, Non-Intervention, and Non-Use of Force | by Russell Buchan & Nicholas Tsagourias

ejiltalk.org/the-african-un…

From Legal History Blog: New work by Prof. Ben Heath (@jbentonheath) on early 20th-century boycotts as 'insurgent legal ordering' and their relevance for economic sanctions in the international legal order today. bit.ly/49f7HKb

New Opinio Juris by me: 'The African Union (Rightly) Endorses Pure Sovereignty in Cyberspace.' The African Union's new communique on how international law applies in cyberspace is a blockbuster. But will it be taken seriously by the West? opiniojuris.org/2024/02/05/the… Russell Buchan

Very pleased to share with all of you my new article: 'One Click from Conflict: Some Legal Considerations Related to Technology Companies Providing Digital Services in Situations of Armed Conflict' cjil.uchicago.edu/print-archive/… The Chicago Journal of International Law UChicago Law School

I've written a series of posts on international law, narratives, and the situation in Israel-Palestine.

Special thanks to Mark Kersten for providing a space for my reflections.

Part One is accessible below 👇

State has published its 2022 Intl Law Digest. Check it out - state.gov/digest-of-unit….

Fwiw journalists should include the actual language from the Constitution in their coverage on the Colorado Supreme Court case

Turns out regular people can also read and make up their own mind about the constitution, just like judges!

Here it is (14th Am, Sec 3)