Maybe you, like perhaps millions of Americans, are tired of hearing anything with “election,” “campaign,” or even “vote,” in it, so be patient as I share about Duke University’s Campaign Stop 2016, a website of...
Since this is Memorial Day weekend I’d thought I would share a few words with you about it (and more), as well as highlight a couple of legal aspects you may find of interest....
Drone critics seem to be getting ever more desperate to delegitimize what is increasingly proving to be one of the most effective tactics against terrorist organizations: neutralizing their leaders. For a while the critics...
This is the season of academic commencements, and a wide variety of speakers have exhorted the new graduates to a life of meaning by sharing with them various philosophies as to how to achieve...
The website The Conversation – “a public good journalism project” – has very kindly published my op-ed entitled “Is the U.S. military strategy doing more harm or good in the Middle East?” [Spoiler alert]...
Is there anything legally problematic about government officials equating cyber operations as being “just like” dropping “bombs”? Before getting to that, let’s consider a little context. In recounting progress in the campaign against the Islamic...
Charles J. Dunlap Jr., the former deputy judge advocate general of the United States Air Force, joined the Duke Law faculty in July 2010 where he is a professor of the practice of law and Executive Director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security.
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