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The Tea Party: Past, Present, and Future

Harvard Political Review - June 1, 2010

Explaining the right-wing movement

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Are Interns SLAVES?

Harvard Political Review - April 4, 2010

No -- that would be a tasteless joke. But they do perform a lot of work for free! As The New York Times explains in a...

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Politics Is About Doing Things

Harvard Political Review - March 24, 2010

Matthew Yglesias has written an excellent analysis of the relationship between Republican obstructionism and the size and scope of the health care reform bill. He...

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Midterm Madness

Harvard Political Review - March 8, 2010

A Republican resurgence in the 2010 election?

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Fall 2009

Harvard Political Review - November 27, 2009

Fog of War Volume 36, Number 3, Fall 2009 Letter from the Editor Front Section Bursting at the Seams IAN MERRIFIELD Drug incarcerations, prison overcrowding, and community corrections Escaping...

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Broken State Governments

Harvard Political Review - November 17, 2009

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New Online Only Articles

Harvard Political Review - November 7, 2009

We have a new batch of web exclusive articles from the HPR: a review of books from Cass Sunstein and Tyler Cowen, a search...

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A Fatter or Skinnier Fed?

Harvard Political Review - August 13, 2009

Below is a piece on financial regulation from HPR alum Rahul Prabhakar '09. Rahul is now a Fellow at the Glover Park Group in...

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The Gates Arrest

Harvard Political Review - July 23, 2009

I read the initial article in The Crimson confident that the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr., would make waves far beyond Cambridge, Mass. ...

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Summer 2009

Harvard Political Review - May 29, 2009

Urban America Volume 36, Number 2, Summer 2009. Letter from the Editor The Ten-Year Plan IAN MERRIFIELD Daring to end homelessness The Future of Urban Education Tiffany...