Humanitarian law & policy in 2014: The Janus moon rising - Why 2014 heralds United States’ detention policy on a collision course… with itself
Christopher Jenks · 10 February 2014
Archive note, written 13 October 2026. The original page is not preserved on this site.
Christopher Jenks wrote this thematic note for PHAP. PHAP published it on 10 February 2014 in the series "Humanitarian law & policy in 2014". PHAP's thematic notes gave regular updates on recent developments in the humanitarian community and appeared in PHAP's newsletter updates. The notes in this series were also collected in a download, "Humanitarian Law & Policy in 2014: PHAP Speakers on Upcoming Issues and Developments"; that compilation is also not preserved on this site.
The thematic notes listing on this site kept the opening lines of the note: "2014 will serve as a test of the United States’ claims that its detention policy is consistent with the law of armed conflict (LOAC). If, as President Obama has repeatedly stated, U.S. involvement in..." The rest of the text is not preserved.
Christopher Jenks's faculty profile and CV at SMU Dedman School of Law list this note with its publication date of 10 February 2014.