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Center for Global Legal Challenges, Yale Law School

The Yale Law School Center for Global Legal Challenges is an independent Center that bridges the divide between the legal academy and legal practice on global legal issues. It provides a forum where academic experts and students regularly interact with public and private sector actors responsible for addressing global legal challenges. By bringing these communities together, the Center aims to inject new ideas into legal policy debates and grow a new generation of lawyers with a sense of their capacity and responsibility to use international law, foreign affairs law, and national security law to address real challenges facing the nation.
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Resources:

• June 16, 2020 Black Lives Matter Might Just Rescue American Democracy
  By: Oona A. Hathaway, Daniel Markovits
• July 24, 2019 The Missing State Department Memo on US Officials’ Possible Aiding and Abetting Saudi War Crimes
  By: Oona A. Hathaway
• May 31, 2019 Bolton’s Stated Predicate for War With Iran Doesn’t Work
  By: Oona A. Hathaway
• April 15, 2019 What is a War Crime?
  By: Oona A. Hathaway, Paul Strauch, Beatrice Walton, Zoe Weinberg
• April 11, 2019 Accountability for War Crimes in Syria: The “Criminalization” Confusion
  By: Oona A. Hathaway, Paul Strauch, Beatrice Walton, Zoe Weinberg
• January 25, 2019 Saudi Coalition “Admission” of Error in Bombing Cholera Treatment Center Implicates the United States
  By: Oona A. Hathaway
• December 19, 2015 State Practice on Sovereign Immunity in Employment Disputes Involving Embassy and Consular Staff
  By: Julia Brower
• December 07, 2015 Below the Threshold: The Law Governing the Use of Force Against Non-State Actors in the Absence of a Non-International Armed Conflict
  By: Sarah Weiner, Daniel Hessel, Julia Shu
• December 07, 2015 Common Article 1 and Duty to "Ensure Respect"
  By: Zachary Manfredi
• December 07, 2015 State Responsibility for Non-State Actors That Detain In The Course of a NIAC
  By: Peter Tzeng, Emily Chertoff, Lara Dominguez, Zak Manfriedi
• December 05, 2015 General Principles Regarding the Legal Validity of RUD
  By: Eric Chung
• November 28, 2015 The Applicability of International and Domestic Immigration Law to Relocated Guantanamo Detainees
  By: Sarah Weiner
• August 26, 2013 Historical Examples of Unauthorized Humanitarian Intervention
  By: Ryan Liss, Julia Brower, Tina Thomas, Jacob Victor
• December 10, 2012 Collective Self-Action
  By: Ananth Padmanabhan, Michael Shih
• December 10, 2012 The Meaning of "Assist, Encourage, or Induce" in the Weapons Ban Context
  By: Christina Koningisor
• December 10, 2012 Optimal Deterrence: An Evaluation of the Leaks-Regulating Regime
  By: Ananth Padmanabhan, Tina Thomas, Jacob Victor
• December 10, 2012 UNCLOS Dispute Settlement in Context: The United States’ Record in International Arbitration Proceedings
  By: Ryan Liss, Julia Brower, Michael Shih, Christina Koningisor
• December 03, 2012 EU Privacy Regulation: Implications for U.S. and EI Law Enforcement
  By: Jacob Victor, Carlton Forbes
• January 01, 2012 Internationally Protected Persons: The Status of Consular Employees
  By: Ryan Liss
• November 16, 2011 THE ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE TO THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN
  By: Chelsea Purvis
• November 15, 2011 TACIT AMENDMENTS
  By: Oona A. Hathaway, Haley Nix, Saurrabh Sanghvi, Sara Solow
• November 15, 2011 Lessons from the Past for Foreign Sovereign Immunity After Samantar v. Yousuf
  By: Saurrabh Sanghvi
• November 15, 2011 Arms Trafficking: The International and Domestic Legal Framework
  By: Oona A. Hathaway, Saurrabh Sanghvi, Sara Solow, Chelsea Purvis, Elizabeth Nielsen