The War on Terror: Where We Have Been, Are, And Should Be Going

摘要

It is with pleasure and gratitude that I write this Chapter to honor Professor Ved Nanda and the Denver Journal of International Law and Policy ("Journal") in commemoration of the Journal's 40th Anniversary. Before getting to know Professor Nanda as a friend and colleague, I long admired his work and insight into the crucial international law issues of the day while using his ideas in my own teaching. I have participated in several Sutton Colloquium programs since first meeting Professor Nanda in Montana, and always welcome these opportunities to come to the University of Denver to share thoughts. I also greatly appreciate the Journal's willingness to publish several of my past writings. I have chosen one of these writings here, co-authored with Matt Cooper who is one of Professor Nanda's very best international law students among the many he has taught and inspired, to assess the war on terror as to where we have been, where we are, and perhaps most importantly, where we should be going.~2