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Fresh from my visit at Yahoo! this past Tuesday, I wanted to post on some more great Yahoo! news. From the Yahoo! Business and Human Rights Program Blog:
The Global Network Initiative (GNI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Morgan as its first Executive Director. As Executive Director, Ms. Morgan will be responsible for continuing to make GNI a …
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More from Yahoo!– Susan Morgan named Executive Director of the Global Network Initiative
March 11, 2010 # 1:06 pm # Education, Foreign Policy, Human Rights # No CommentA visit to Yahoo!
March 10, 2010 # 3:24 am # Education, Human Rights # No CommentIt was my great pleasure today to visit the Yahoo! Campus in Sunnyvale, California. Yahoo! has an extremely active Business and Human Rights Program that supports a wide-variety of specific initiatives. In 2007, Yahoo! made a very generous contribution to Georgetown University to establish the Yahoo! International Values, Communications, Technology, and Global Internet Fellowship Fund. This Fund supports the work …
Terrorists: Criminals or Combatants?
March 7, 2010 # 10:12 pm # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Intelligence, International Law # 2 CommentsMy wife Tracy and I are excited to be in San Francisco again! Tomorrow night I will be giving a talk for the Georgetown University Alumni Club of Northern California entitled “Terrorists: Criminals or Combatants?” I will post comments about the evening.
Erin Conaton finally confirmed by Senate to be Under Secretary of the Air Force
March 5, 2010 # 11:50 am # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, Intelligence # One CommentAs numerous posts have noted, Erin Conaton’s nomination to be Under Secretary of the Air Force had been “on hold” for some time. Yesterday, the Senate finally confirmed her. The Air Force Times reports:
The Air Force has a No. 2 civilian leader for the first time since August 2007.
The Senate confirmed Erin Conaton as undersecretary of the Air Force on …
James Raymond Vreeland– Obama Administration needs to show “bold global leadership” to combat protectionist moves in US
March 5, 2010 # 9:57 am # Foreign Policy, International Law, International Organizations # One CommentOver at The Vreelander, my great friend and Georgetown colleague, Professor James Raymond Vreeland, calls upon the Obama Administration to fight against protectionist impulses in the United States. He posts:
Congress is flirting with “Buy America” again, “complaining that money is going to projects that are creating jobs in foreign countries.” They’re pointing to the “Buy America” provisions in the 2009 …
Will the White House reverse its decision on civilian trials for the 9/11 terrorists?
March 5, 2010 # 9:41 am # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Intelligence, International Law, International Organizations # One CommentThe Huffington Post is reporting today:
In a potential reversal, White House advisers are close to recommending that President Barack Obama opt for military tribunals for self-professed Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed and four of his alleged henchman, senior officials said.The review of where and how to hold a Sept. 11 trial is not over, so no recommendation is yet …
Erik Voeten on recent scholarship on UN Peacekeeping
March 4, 2010 # 12:43 am # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, International Law, International Organizations # No CommentOver at The Monkey Cage, my friend and Georgetown colleague, Erik Voeten, posts:
I wrote the previous post on UN peacekeeping as this was something I used to track closely but haven’t followed in the past five years. I was struck by the numbers as I gathered some graphs for teaching the other day. Holger Schmidt, who knows much more about …
Video and Text: Secretary Clinton on the Falkland/Malvinas dispute
March 2, 2010 # 10:31 pm # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, International Law # No CommentQUESTION: (In Spanish.)
INTERPRETER: The journalist was just asking how the U.S. intends to negotiate to get the United Kingdom to sit at the table and address the Malvinas issue. And he was then asking about this setting up of the fund. So, what’s the reserves of the country?
SECRETARY CLINTON: As to the first point, we want very much to encourage …
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