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Trump’s Year of Anarchy

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By Daniel Drezner, Elizabeth Saunders, Richard N. Haass, Scott Shapiro
| t.ly
For most Americans and Europeans alive today, a world of anarchy probably never felt quite real. Since 1945, the United States and its allies crafted and maintained an order that while neither fully liberal nor fully international, established rules that kept the peace among the great powers, promoted a world of relatively open trade, and facilitated international cooperation. In the decades that followed, the world became more stable and prosperous.
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A World Without Rules

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By Oona A. Hathaway, Scott Shapiro
| Foreign Affairs Verified
From the beginning of his presidency, Donald Trump has threatened to destabilize the international legal order. Early in his second term, he claimed he would “take back” the Panama Canal, make Canada the 51st U.S. state, acquire Greenland, and “own” Gaza. Foreign policy experts shook their heads, reluctant to take Trump seriously. After all, his declarations seemed erratic and poorly thought out. Yet even speaking the words did damage.
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Leibniz's Dream: How to Automate Legal Reasoning with AI

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By Scott Shapiro
| eventbrite.com.au
Overview A Myint Zan Law and Philosophy Lecture. In the 17th Century, the philosopher, mathematician, and lawyer Gottfried Leibniz envisioned the creation of a characteristica universalis and calculus ratiocinator that would enable reasoning in law and morals as systematically as in geometry and analysis. His goal was to resolve legal disputes with the precision and clarity with which accountants settle financial discrepancies.
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