Case Western Launches Global Security Website
The beSpacific blog reports that Case Western Reserve University School of Law has launched a website for its Institute for Global Security, Law and Policy.
"Security and counter-terrorism present distinct new policy and legal issues. Satisfactorily addressing these issues requires a broad approach taking into account the vast legal, financial, political, social, religious, and cultural roots and ramifications inherent in this area. The Institute for Global Security Law and Policy at Case School of Law offers a uniquely comprehensive hub for addressing these issues through a multi-faceted, interdisciplinary approach that also blends theory with practical applications. "
The site includes news, commentary as well as links to the websites of various institutes on the topics of international security and counter-terrorism. Many of the links to other sites appear to be biased towards the conservative side of the U.S. political spectrum but many are neutral or have a critical perspective towards American policy.
"Security and counter-terrorism present distinct new policy and legal issues. Satisfactorily addressing these issues requires a broad approach taking into account the vast legal, financial, political, social, religious, and cultural roots and ramifications inherent in this area. The Institute for Global Security Law and Policy at Case School of Law offers a uniquely comprehensive hub for addressing these issues through a multi-faceted, interdisciplinary approach that also blends theory with practical applications. "
The site includes news, commentary as well as links to the websites of various institutes on the topics of international security and counter-terrorism. Many of the links to other sites appear to be biased towards the conservative side of the U.S. political spectrum but many are neutral or have a critical perspective towards American policy.
Labels: international law, terrorism
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