Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Europe

On Punishment: Breivik, Justice, & Philosophy

Author - November 4, 2012

The difference between restorative and retributive justice warrants a closer examination of their respective philosophical assumptions and their pragmatic societal costs.

United States

Libertarianism: A Movement in Chains

Author - November 4, 2012

Media coverage, presidential debate rules, state ballot laws, and the organization itself are all constraints of today's Libertarian Party.

United States

Deferred Action

Author - November 3, 2012

Why Mitt Romney won't get his 38% Latino support

United States

Off the Back Burner?

Author - November 3, 2012

The road to immigration reform in the United States is filled with potholes, disappointments, and broken promises.

Asia

Pacific Pivot

Author - November 2, 2012

Australia’s Dilemma Between Strategy and Culture in the South Pacific

United States

An Unfair Fight

Author - November 2, 2012

Puerto Rico’s rigged vote on its political status

United States

A More Civil War: The Virginia Senate Race

Author - November 1, 2012

The 2012 Virginia Senate race could guide Washington towards bipartisanship.

Middle East

The Gangs of Syria

Author - October 31, 2012

Can Syria survive without Assad?

United States

Too Much of a Good Thing?

Author - October 31, 2012

An excessive concern for balanced reporting can do more harm than good.

Endpaper

Who Do We Think We Are?

Author - October 31, 2012

The sky over Cambridge is grayer these past few months. It has been a difficult semester for Harvard. We lost two students—one to an accident...