Benjamin Wittes Boeken

The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Obama administration's speeches on national security legal issues, presenting a comprehensive overview of legal and policy positions. It examines various contested principles, highlighting both domestic and international perspectives. By bringing these speeches together for the first time, the authors shed light on the complexities and nuances of the administration's approach to national security law.

The terrifying new role of technology in a world at war

The book delves into the decline of the judicial nominations process over the past fifty years, highlighting its implications for judicial independence. Wittes utilizes extensive reporting and interviews to reveal how institutional changes in Congress have influenced this evolution, moving beyond typical partisan blame. He advocates for fundamental reforms to shield the judiciary from the increasingly toxic political environment, emphasizing the need to restore integrity and independence to judicial appointments.

This book provides a thorough evaluation of contemporary laws governing warfare, addressing the complexities introduced by the Age of Terror. It offers a thoughtful and pragmatic guide for navigating the future of freedom, emphasizing the balance between security and civil liberties. Through its analysis, the author explores the implications of evolving legal frameworks on individual rights and societal values in a rapidly changing global landscape.