Real Work Begins After Ambitious Climate Deal in Paris
Now that a global climate deal exists in the wake of the COP21 climate summit…
Browsing: Centers and Institutes
Ten Detainees Transferred, Leaving Fewer Than 100 Prisoners at Guantanamo
Karen Greenberg quoted in The Intercept about ten Guantánamo prisoners who have been transferred to Oman,…
No More than One Year
Karen Greenberg quoted in a New America Foundation blog about how, seven years into his…
Security Clearance
Fordham Law grads are filling high-profile positions thanks to their affiliation with the Center on…
Better Laws for Growing Urban Populations
Fordham advises on legal frameworks for urban development at UN Habitat meeting in Barcelona. Facing…
New York’s attorney general and law clinics aid entrepreneurs
The activities of the Center on Law and Information Policy were mentioned in the January 2016…
Unstable Environment
Climate agreement likely but enforcement uncertain A global climate agreement among the over 190 nations…
Working with Dignity
In her new book To Live Freely In This World: Sex Worker Activism in Africa,…
Leitner Scholar Receives Highest Honor in South Africa for Work Against Apartheid
The lives of political prisoners and a democratic, post-apartheid nation were at stake. Gay McDougall,…
Book by Former UN Expert Documents Minority Oppression Worldwide
“We don’t have a problem here”—that’s essentially what Gay McDougall heard, over and over, from…