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Became an American today. 🇺🇸 Excited to roll up my sleeves and contribute to forming here a more perfect union.

What a week to get citizenship! Thrilled you’re joining the broad and deep ranks of us naturalized folks who feel that same commitment to contribute.

My dear colleague Hannah Buxbaum's new edited book, "Extraterritoriality in Comparative Perspective" is out. It examines the normalization of extraterritoriality as a legal technique with an in-depth focus on fifteen different legal systems. Check it out. brill.com/edcollbook/tit…

Great story about the historical legacy and soaring heights of Indiana University Maurer School of Law’s (IUMaurerLaw) excellent cybersecurity, privacy, and tech law programming! news.iu.edu/live/news/4370…

In Amsterdam this morning for the WarStudiesNLDA “Diversification or Civilian agency in Armed Conflict” conference. Very powerful presentation from CIVIC Ukraine Country Director Alexander Grif on the involvement of civilians in the war in Ukraine.

Excited to officially join the Lawfare team as a Contributing Editor! The people on the masthead are some of the smartest & kindest working at the intersection of law, technology, & national & int'l security. It’s a real honor to be named alongside them. lawfaremedia.org/about/masthead

“The precise scope and duration of the Defense Department order is not clear, as the line between offensive and defensive cyberoperations is often a blurry one.” Sounds like every single one of my cybersecurity law & intelligence law class sessions. nytimes.com/2025/03/02/us/…

🚨 New Paper Alert: "Data Injustice in Global Justice," forthcoming in issue 59(1) of the UC Davis Law Review later this year. I co-authored the paper with Cherry Tang, my former Columbia Law School student. The paper is accessible on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf….

Check out ISP fellow Asaf Lubin's new article: Data Injustice in Global Justice papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

They captured me in deep comments giving mode while holding a large sunflower. That pretty much sums up my persona at conferences.

Spent the last 48-hrs with my absolute best academic friends—Russell Buchan & Leah West—chatting about my forthcoming OUP Law book on the role of int’l law in the regulation of espionage. Saying I had fun would be an understatement! IU Bloomington IUMaurerLaw Hamilton Lugar School at Indiana University

Thank you SSRN for spotlighting my The Chicago Journal of International Law “Technology & the Law of Jus Ante Bellum.” This paper is part of a larger body of work on the law applicable to peacetime war preparation. I have a follow up piece on pre-positioning forthcoming in the SLU Law Journal symposium issue.

Offprints days are the best days. Can’t believe I’m done with this behemoth of a project on spyware regulation. Ohio State Law Journal #SellingSurveillance

New National Security Law (NSL) Unscripted podcast episode from the JAG School just dropped, where I talk with the incredible Emily Bobenrieth about my forthcoming book and the broader regulation of espionage in international law. Check it out here: d34w7g4gy10iej.cloudfront.net/audio/2505/DOD…

This papers looks great! Judicial datafication is a growing concern. Cherry Tang & I argue similar things, focusing specifically on international courts and organizations in “Data Injustice in Global Justice” (forthcoming UC Davis Law Review) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Thanks SSRN for spotlighting this work! Some of the claims I raise here form part of a broader universe of arguments about justice after espionage episodes which I make in the concluding chapter of my forthcoming OUP Law book “The International Law of Intelligence.”