Word: dershowitz
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...deciding when preemption is right or wrong is tricky business and creating a universal formula is nearly impossible—at least that’s what Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz argues in his latest book, “Preemption: A Knife That Cuts Both Ways...
While wisely refraining from offering a calculus for preemption, Dershowitz deftly attacks the issue...
After looking at conflicts in Iraq, Israel, and Iran in light of preventive foreign policy, Dershowitz finally offers a plan, shifting the question from whether preemption is appropriate in the first place to how we judge the results of preemptive policy in hindsight...
...Dershowitz, considered one of the nation’s top legal minds, is capable of applying legal precedent and practical application to contextualize these international conflicts, far beyond our own interpretations of news and speechs on foreign policy...
Early in the meeting, Schmid read a statement chastising his colleagues for departing from “norms of civility” in recent weeks. “Most disturbingly, [economist] Edward Glaeser, [law professor] Alan Dershowitz, and Ruth Wisse have insinuated anti-Semitism,” Schmid said, according to a copy of his remarks that he gave to The Crimson...