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Law and National Security: Legitimacy, Security, and ‘Tom Clancy Stuff’ podcast
Doyle Hodges , Bobby Chesney , Laurie Blank
Oct 23, 2019
In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, TNSR‘s executive editor, Doyle Hodges, sits down with Laurie Blank, clinical professor of law and director of the International Law Clinic at Emory University, and Bobby Chesney, Clements Center faculty fellow and Strauss Center director. They discuss the field of national security law broadly, including why Americans have turned increasingly to law to address questions related to national security, even as public confidence in institutions associated with law has declined. They also dive into how law confers legitimacy on the process of national security decision-making and what the limitations of law are in addressing national security questions. Join us for a fascinating discussion on law, security, technology, and society.
Strategy by Solarium: From Eisenhower to Cyber
Will Inboden , Celeste Ward Gventer , Bobby Chesney , Steve Slick
Aug 28, 2018
In War on the Rocks' podcast series "Horns of a Dilemma," Clements Center's Will Inboden and Celeste Ward Gventer, Strauss Center Director Bobby Chesney, and ISP Director Steve Slick discuss Sen. Ben Sasse's Cyber Solarium.
Is the War Model of Counterterrorism a Failure?
Bobby Chesney
Aug 25, 2017
In the Lawfare blog, Faculty Affiliate Bobby Chesney discusses the ongoing debate over U.S. counterterrorism policy.
CC Senior Fellow Bobby Chesney talks with NPR about Comey memos
Bobby Chesney
Jun 09, 2017
Bobby Chesney, a Professor at UT Law and Director of the Strauss Center, answers questions from NPR's Audie Cornish about legality issues regarding the former FBI Directors released memos.
Bobby R. Inman Award Semi-Finalist Philip Nichols on Leadership Decapitation vs Mid-Tier Degradation
Steve Slick and Bobby Chesney
Feb 01, 2016
In a recent Lawfare blog post, Intelligence Studies Project Director Steve Slick and Clements Center Senior Fellow Bobby Chesney provide context for Inman Award semi-finalist paper titled "Counterterrorism Strategies: Leadership Decapitation vs. Mid-Tier Elimination."
