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Amid growing uncertainty about whether they will be permitted to continue their American education, how have international students been personally impacted?
This case isn’t just about parental rights or medical decisions; it’s about who decides the limits of one’s self-determination and whose dignity is seen as worthy of protection.
Laws banning conversion therapy are not only about safeguarding our public health, but upholding constitutional guarantees of liberty, equality, and personal dignity.
In this interview with The HPR, Bakoyannis explores the triumphs and challenges that have defined his career, offering insights into his approach to leadership and governance.
Steven Levitsky is a political scientist and professor of Latin American studies and government at Harvard University. He is the author of several books, including the New York Times bestseller “How Democracies Die,” which he co-authored with Daniel Ziblatt.
