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Wikileaks

Dockets of War

Eric A. Posner | Feb 23, 2011
WikiLeaks. Guantánamo Bay. Public-pressure campaigns by angry NGOs. No flavor of lawfare can stand contest against America’s unmatched global power.

Commentary

Brave New WikiWorld

James Jay Carafano | Jan 05, 2011
WikiLeaks acts as if secrecy is inherently evil. It is not. We cannot secure liberty by ignoring the necessity of security.

Leak Fatigue

Paul J. Saunders | Dec 16, 2010
As the novelty of WikiLeaks wears off, it's time to get down to damage control—and going after those responsible.

Blogs

Freedom for Julian Assange

Jacob Heilbrunn | Dec 16, 2010

The First Amendment and Julian Assange

Benjamin H. Friedman | Dec 10, 2010
Prosecuting the WikiLeaks founder for exposing classified documents would only make a bad problem worse.

Don't Blacklist Russia

Jacob Heilbrunn | Dec 09, 2010
Isolating Russia over human-rights concerns will only backfire. And it's not like America's record has been stellar over the last decade, either.
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Books & Reviews

Hugo Chávez Gets a Twitter Account

Christian Caryl | Apr 19, 2011
According to cyberutopians like Clay Shirky, everything from Wikileaks to Twitter is making us better, kinder, gentler human beings. But technology is a tool that can be manipulated by both peaceful protesters and repressive governments.

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