Kristen Eichensehr

Law Professor; Editor @just_security. Cybersecurity, Foreign Relations & International Law

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Now out in the Virginia Law Review: In "Frictionless Government and Foreign Relations," Ashley Deeks & I explain how foreign policy can go off the rails when too much agreement leads political & structural checks to break down--and how to avoid that fate. https://t.co/gi6xQtC10q

[UVA Law School @UVALaw]

Profs. Ashley Deeks and @K_Eichensehr say that policy friction could benefit the United States’ approach to China. @thehill https://t.co/u0cRAKIaE3

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

"The U.S. Needs More Disagreement on National Security Policy" w/@UVALaw Ashley Deeks: https://t.co/1waActyQPL Bottom line: "policies born of too much agreement, and too little dissent, bring their own risks," like escalating conflict & unlawfully targeting minority groups

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Always a pleasure to talk with @lawfarepodcast and @S_R_Anders! For those who may be interested, here's the article we discuss: https://t.co/gi6xQtC10q.

[Lawfare @lawfare]

On Lawfare Daily, @S_R_Anders spoke to Ashley Deeks and @K_Eichensehr about their law review article, “Frictionless Government and Foreign Relations,” the dangers that can arise when there is broad consensus on policies, and strategies policymakers can embrace for managing them.

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Many thanks to the excellent @VirginiaLawRev editors for all of their work on the article!

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Now out in the Virginia Law Review: In "Frictionless Government and Foreign Relations," Ashley Deeks & I explain how foreign policy can go off the rails when too much agreement leads political & structural checks to break down--and how to avoid that fate. https://t.co/gi6xQtC10q

[Jack Goldsmith @jacklgoldsmith]

Important forthcoming book by Ashley Deeks: "The Double Black Box: National Security, Artificial Intelligence, and the Struggle for Democratic Accountability."
https://t.co/T7mC9WS0Qb

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

It’s a pleasure to be part of the @just_security symposium on Harold Koh’s “The National Security Constitution in the 21st Century.” Looking forward to reading the other pieces as they roll out!

[Just Security @just_security]

In foreign relations and #NationalSecurity policymaking, “friction” between the branches can serve as an important check, write Ashley Deeks and @K_Eichensehr.

The next in our Symposium on @haroldhongjukoh’s ‘The National Security Constitution.”
https://t.co/b1rLNhtxYT

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

New from me and Ashley Deeks: "Frictionless Government and the National Security Constitution" https://t.co/jeR98SNsFL

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

@curtisabradley Congrats, Curt! Looking forward to reading it.

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Such a pleasure to co-author with @oonahathaway and to take part in a terrific symposium by @PennLRev. Thanks to the student editors for all of their hard work!

Check out the symposium pieces here: https://t.co/nVSMaaU6vJ

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

An enormous loss for the legal academy and all who were lucky enough to know Fred.

[Lawrence Solum @lsolum]

Fred Schauer Has Passed, https://t.co/YxhgsJulB8: It is with a heavy heart that I report that Fred Schauer passed yesterday, Sunday, the first of September, 2024.  I have known Fred for almost forty years. At the very beginning of my academic career, Fred provided comments on my very first law review--an act of great kindness and intellectual generosity.  One of my most important scholarly projects, the development of virtue jurisprudence, originated with a paper I wrote that responded to a paper of Fred's. Throughout my career, I have consulted Fred's work again and again on multitudinous topics. He is one of the greats, a scholarly giant and a wonderful human being.  He is irreplaceable and his loss is a heavy blow that will be felt far beyond the University of Virginia.

[Just Security @just_security]

The recent #SupremeCourt decision to overrule Chevron v. NRDC -- and with it previous doctrine on deference to administrative agencies -- may have limited effects on #ForeignRelations and #NationalSecurity cases.

From @K_Eichensehr (@UVALaw):
https://t.co/OuAyzKaR5i

[UVA Law School @UVALaw]

WATCH: Prof. @K_Eichensehr discusses her paper “Major Questions About International Agreements,” co-authored with @YaleLawSch Prof. @oonahathaway, at @PennLRev’s symposium “The Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency.” https://t.co/rWkLRJo7vh

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

New from me and the great Ashley Deeks: “Frictionless Government and Foreign Relations” is forthcoming with ⁦⁦@VirginiaLawRev⁩. Comments welcome! https://t.co/NaSiHyU0Vi

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

New paper with the brilliant @daniellecitron on “Resilience in a Digital Age.” It’s part of the @UChiLegalForum national security symposium. Comments welcome! https://t.co/C8kGC2cgCe

[UVA Law School @UVALaw]

WATCH: Prof. @K_Eichensehr discusses what comes next in the conflict between constitutional self-government and authoritarianism. @miller_center https://t.co/J8f3TPpPtK

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Clerking for Justice O’Connor was a tremendous honor. Some thoughts here on her enduring legacy and how I’ll remember her. She will be deeply missed. Remembering Sandra Day O'Connor | Miller Center https://t.co/JIPAEeTxNs

[The University of Chicago Legal Forum @UChiLegalForum]

The Legal Forum's 2023 Symposium "Reimagining National Security" will take place on 11/3 and will feature United States Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco '97 as keynote speaker

[UVA Law School @UVALaw]

Profs. @K_Eichensehr and @cathyhwang47 will be panelists today for the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law’s conference “The Changing Concept of National Security and the International Economic Law System.” https://t.co/f4CgCY7k7j

[Kristen Eichensehr @K_Eichensehr]

Legal Theory Blog: Download of the Week: "Major Questions about International Agreements" by me and ⁦@oonahathaway⁩. Thanks, ⁦@lsolum⁩! https://t.co/n35HWIJ0pB