Duncan Hollis
@duncanhollis.bsky.social
Laura H. Carnell Prof. of Law, Temple University; Non-Resident Scholar, Carnegie
I study treaties, international organizations, and how to regulate state behavior in cyberspace (not always in that order)
I study treaties, international organizations, and how to regulate state behavior in cyberspace (not always in that order)
I take a day off to not think about international law & watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and then this happens …
November 28, 2024 at 4:49 PM
I take a day off to not think about international law & watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and then this happens …
I’m at a loss w/ JoAnne Epps’ passing. She took me under her wing when she didn’t have to; she modeled for me what caring & commitment could do to make work a calling w/grace & a smile. I’m remembering that smile now & hoping it can lift up all those she touched on this otherwise awful day
September 19, 2023 at 9:26 PM
I’m at a loss w/ JoAnne Epps’ passing. She took me under her wing when she didn’t have to; she modeled for me what caring & commitment could do to make work a calling w/grace & a smile. I’m remembering that smile now & hoping it can lift up all those she touched on this otherwise awful day
For years I’ve watched baristas struggle with the name ‘Duncan’ (and to be clear I blame Dunkin Donuts for cornering the market w/an alternate spelling). But today wins for most unique alternative:
August 1, 2023 at 7:02 PM
For years I’ve watched baristas struggle with the name ‘Duncan’ (and to be clear I blame Dunkin Donuts for cornering the market w/an alternate spelling). But today wins for most unique alternative:
A question - when quoting 18th century sources, I just turn the long ‘s’ (which looks like today’s ‘f’) into a plain s, right? Or do I get to have quotes like, ‘treaties can only be executed by fuperior powers, by fovereigns who contract in the name of the ftate’?
July 4, 2023 at 3:07 PM
A question - when quoting 18th century sources, I just turn the long ‘s’ (which looks like today’s ‘f’) into a plain s, right? Or do I get to have quotes like, ‘treaties can only be executed by fuperior powers, by fovereigns who contract in the name of the ftate’?