9 Ways 9/11 Changed U.S. Politics Forever
By Sarah Souli
Interview of Karen J. Greenberg
Via Teen Vogue
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A Former Guantánamo Detainee Shares His Story
Interview with Karen J. Greenberg
on NPR’s 1A Podcast
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The Terror of War- Subtle Tools Review
Review of Karen J. Greenberg’s book Subtle Tools
By Samuel Moyn
Via The Nation
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9/11 was a test. The books of the last two decades show how America failed.
By Carlos Lozada
Discussion of Karen Greenberg’s Book Subtle Tools
via Washington Post
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Karen Greenberg, Will the Forever Wars Become Forever Policy?
Article by Karen J. Greenberg
Via TomDispatch
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Bush’s post-9/11 choices reverberate 20 years later, in unresolved war on terror and Afghan retreat
By Todd Gillman
Quotes by Karen J. Greenberg
Via Dallas Morning News
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ENDLESS PRISONERS Standstill in Guantánamo
by Konrad Ege
Quotes by Karen J. Greenberg
Via MiGAZIN
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KPFA's Letters and Politics: The Legacy of the War on Terror
KPFA's Letters and Politics: The Legacy of the War on Terror
With Mitch Jeserich
Guest Appearance by Karen J. Greenberg
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KAREN J. GREENBERG ON THE DISMANTLING OF OUR DEMOCRACY
Leonard Lopate at Large Via
Featuring Karen J. Greenberg
WBAI
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National Security Scholar On Legal Legacy Of War On Terror
By Emily Lever
Featuring Karen J. Greenberg
Via Law360
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The War on Terror: A Podcast
By Justin Kempf
Featuring Karen J. Greenberg
Via Democracy Paradox
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CSIS Event:
Featuring Karen J. Greenberg
Via CSIS
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Social Impact Authors: How & Why Karen Greenberg of Fordham Law Is Helping To Change Our World
By Edward Sylvan
Interview of Karen J. Greenberg
Via Authority Magazine/Medium
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To avoid a new Guantanamo, use the past to shape the future
By Karen Greenberg & Michel Paradis
Via the Hill
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How Biden Can Close Guantanamo Once and for All
By Karen J. Greenberg
Via The American Prospect
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There are three kinds of lame-duck pardons. A self-pardon isn’t one of them.
By Karen J. Greenberg, Michel Paradis, and Stanley Arkin
via Washington Post
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