Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

United States

The End of the Dreams of a Generation

Author - January 29, 2012

As men decide to walk only on Earth, it seems as if the dreams of an entire generation – to walk among the stars, to go where no man has gone before – are slowly falling into the ancient pillars of history.

United States

The Real Calculus of Online IP

Author - January 28, 2012

We're missing the issue we should really be concerned about: the practicality of enforcement.

Election 2012

What If No One Wins? A Brokered Convention Is Possible

Author - January 27, 2012

If neither Romney nor Gingrich can unite the GOP, a chaotic convention may lie ahead.

Books & Arts

The Decline and Death of Violence

Author - January 27, 2012

Are we living in the most peaceable era of our species’ existence? "Better Angels of Our Nature" by Steven Pinker

Campus

Harvard says, "Namaste!"

Author - January 26, 2012

Building the Harvard-India partnership

Election 2012

A Bitter Wind Blowing

Author - January 25, 2012

The Super PACs and lackluster candidates are to blame for the vicious campaign season.

Covers

Building a Nation

Author - January 25, 2012

The Roadmap to South Africa’s Constitution

Covers

A Unitarian Constitution

Author - January 25, 2012

How Hungray’s Conservative Wing Wrote a New Constitution for Itself

Covers

The Making of the President, 1789-2012

Author - January 25, 2012

Cracks in the electoral college's application have emerged, prompting calls for reforms to change the system.

United States

Keystone Confusion

Author - January 24, 2012

From the Archives: Obama's rejection of the pipeline will result in jobs lost and worse environmental results