Guest Post: Prof Pete Pedrozo on “Russia’s Shadow Fleet”
Heard about Russia’s “shadow fleet”? A few weeks ago Germany seized an oil tanker alleged to be part of it, and more recently another tanker with a murky status was boarded and detained by...
Category: Sanctions
LENS Essay Series: “Through a New Lens: Using Vitoria’s Work to Recontextualize Economic Sanctions and the Use of Force”
Today’s post is by Andrew Parco, the first student from the University of North Carolina School of Law selected to participate in the LENS Essay Series. I met Andrew when he took my course...
Podcast: “Corporations and National Security: Is the Private Sector the New Battleground?”
How do national security law issues impact business? What does a national security law practice look like at a major law firm? Today’s video from Duke’s 28th Annual National Security Law Conference helps to...
Blake Williams on “Sanctions Alone Will Not Deter Russia: Is it Time to Talk?”
Today’s post is by Lawfire contributor LTC Blake Williams, and his essay adds to our ongoing series about the Ukraine crisis (you may recall his recent post “Action and Reaction: Are NATO States Ready to...
