Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

World

Author - June 17, 2012

Stoking fears of American decline, China's space technology catch-up is beginning to force US policymakers off the sidelines.

World

Author - June 16, 2012

Figuring out the morals of austerity and spending requires finding the right normative framework.

Books & Arts

Author - June 12, 2012

The President's Club illuminates the network of current and ex-executives.

Middle East

Author - June 11, 2012

The standoff over Iran's nuclear program has exposed the flawed dynamics of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Uncategorized

Author - June 10, 2012

Creating a positive vision for America's urban landscapes

Books & Arts

Author - June 8, 2012

The West Wing gives us an unrealistic view of political success.

United States

Author - June 7, 2012

Chris Hayes was right about one thing—how we use the word matters.

Asia

Author - June 6, 2012

As Nepal experiments with federal reform, the dangerous prospect of a system along ethnic lines looms large.

Interviews

Author - May 31, 2012

The HPR interviews conservative political analyst Bill Kristol

Interviews

Author - May 31, 2012

A conversation with "New York Times" columnist Matt Bai