At Fordham Law, Former CIA Director Warns of Global Cybersecurity Risks
As global instability and geopolitical crises—including wars in Europe and the Middle East as well…
Browsing: Karen Greenberg
TomDispatch: Prof. Karen Greenberg on Guantánamo 21 Years Later
Professor Karen Greenberg, who has researched Guantánamo Bay prison for decades, wrote a piece for…
The Lawfare Podcast: Karen J. Greenberg on the Intertwined Stories of Saifullah and Uzair Paracha
Professor Karen J. Greenberg was a guest on The Lawfare Podcast, where she discussed her recent…
What We Might Hear From The January 6th Committee
In an interview with WNYC, Center on National Security Director Karen J. Greenberg discusses her…
An Eye-Opening Portrait of Bin Laden, Drawn from His Personal Files
In an article published in The Washington Post, Center on National Security Director Karen J.…
Center on National Security Panel Discusses War Crimes in Ukraine
On March 18, the Center on National Security (CNS) at Fordham Law brought together two…
‘Ukraine, Russia, War, and Law’: Fordham Law Experts Assess Crisis in Ukraine
Drawing on their practical experience in the U.S. and abroad, three experts from Fordham’s Law…
Putin’s Historic Miscalculation May Make Him a War Criminal
Center on National Security Director Karen J. Greenberg was quoted in a New Yorker article…
With Crisis in Ukraine Looming, Former CIA Director John Brennan Joins Ali Soufan to Discuss Foreign Policy Challenges with Center on National Security
As international challenges and crises in Ukraine, Afghanistan, and elsewhere continue to make headlines, top…
20 Years In, What’s Next for Guantanamo Bay and the 39 Prisoners Still There
Center on National Security Director Karen Greenberg spoke with NPR about the future of U.S.…