Unstable Environment
Climate agreement likely but enforcement uncertain A global climate agreement among the over 190 nations…
Browsing: Centers and Institutes
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…
ISIS Sympathizers in U.S. Prefer Twitter Among Social Media
The Center on National Security at Fordham University’s School of Law is quoted in a Wall Street…
New Transatlantic Data Privacy Law on Horizon
A new transatlantic data privacy law impacting thousands of American companies is on the horizon…
Removing Barriers to Removal
Recently the Securities and Exchange Commission has faced criticism for its in-house tribunal. Defendants complain…
ISIS Risk in the U.S. Is Homegrown, Numbers Show
Karen Greenberg is quoted in a NBC News story about the likely affiliation with ISIS…
ISIS Against the World
Recent ISIS terror attacks on Paris, Beirut, and a Russian airliner have demonstrated the need…
Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder Receives Fordham-Stein Prize
Fordham Law School last night honored at its annual Stein Prize Dinner former Attorney General…