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The Harvard Political Review is excited to announce our special initiative commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

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Ruby Red: Reflections on Reconstruction and the Current State of the South

Although it seems distant, Reconstruction ties the South, and more broadly, America, back to a time when the country was defining itself, just 150 years ago. In many ways, the current struggles of the South bind America back to its beginnings 250 years ago.

The House Always Wins, but New Yorkers Lose: The Hidden Cost of New York’s Casino Bet

Casinos are coming to New York City. But have the steps taken to mitigate the negative effects on public health and community gone far enough?

To Take Back the Senate, Democrats Must Win in Red America

The Democrats are fighting an uphill battle for Senate control in 2026, and swing states won’t carry them across the finish line. To secure a majority, they will need to make their case to voters in conservative strongholds.

The Youth Yearn to be Heard: An Interview with John Della Volpe

The HPR sat down with pollster John Della Volpe to discuss the results of the 52nd biannual Harvard Youth Poll.
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[Re]building America’s Soft Power

One key element to the establishment of U.S. global hegemony was the exportation of American culture. However, opinions of the U.S. among foreigners have soured in recent years as a result of Trump’s “America First” doctrine, leaving a vacuum that China is strategically fit to fill.

Confidence in Effort: The Missing Variable in China’s Growth Debate

China’s next growth challenge may depend not only on policy or investment, but on whether ordinary people still believe effort can change their lives.

South Korea at Democracy’s Crossroads

Despite a history of martial law declarations and rising polarization between the People Power Party and Democratic Party, there lies a strong undercurrent of civic responsibility and democratic engagement in South Korea.

Divided by Democracy: South Korea’s Tumultuous Path in 2025

The 2025 South Korean presidential election exposed a deepening political polarization, threatening democratic cohesion in South Korea.
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