Adam I Klein’s faculty profile
U.S. Department of Justice May 12, 2023
Durham Special Counsel Report
Lecturer Adam Klein's work as Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board Chairman and resulting article is quoted in the Durham Special Counsel Report regarding intelligence activities and investigations from the 2016 presidential campaigns.
Politico April 28, 2023
Biden has a new pitch to reup a controversial surveillance program. And Republicans might like it.
Lecturer Adam Klein discusses the debates over renewing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act's Section 702, noting that the government must demonstrate its value to overcome privacy concerns.
National Review March 15, 2023
Don’t Eliminate One of America’s Best Spy Tools
Lecturer Adam Klein authors a piece on the elimination of the National Security Agency's (NSA) authority to collect certain types of data on Americans, which is set to expire at the end of the year unless renewed by Congress.
Lawfare December 27, 2022
FISA Section 702 (2008-2023?)
Professor Adam Klein pens an article about the expiration of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect data on foreign targets through American communications infrastructure.
MeriTalk September 19, 2022
Senators Urged to Wall off Data from Hostile Nations
Lecturer Adam Klein explains how foreign intelligence services will continue to gather sensitive personal information even if lawmakers limit the access hostile foreign powers have to American personal data.
City Journal July 15, 2022
The Problem with “Disinformation”
Senior Lecturer Adam Klein authors an article on foreign intelligence operations, the problem of "disinformation," and First Amendment rights.
The Hill May 22, 2022
A lesson from the Ukraine war: Secure our semiconductor supply chains
Lecturer Adam Klein co-authors an opinion piece on the underestimated importance of semiconductors during wartime, and how a semiconductor supply chain shortage could put American national defense at risk.
The Hill March 20, 2022
Judge the CHIPs Act as defense policy, not industrial policy
Professor Adam Klein, with LBJ School of Public Affairs professor William Inboden, co-authored an opinion piece about the importance of the CHIPS Act to United States national security policy.