Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Books & Arts

Author - February 23, 2015

Why the rhetoric of battle has no place in public policy discourse

Books & Arts

Author - February 23, 2015

The sexualized language of violence in the Vietnam War

Asia

Author - February 23, 2015

Filling with more corpses by the day, Karachi has become one of the world's most contentious regions.

Covers

Author - February 23, 2015

Discouraging drug trafficking with the threat of mandatory minimum sentences has failed; presenting offenders with pathways to change might work.

Interviews

Author - February 22, 2015

Senator Shaheen on diversity in the senate, Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming address to Congress, and congressional term limits.

Criminal

Author - February 22, 2015

The protests that gave birth to black studies programs in the 1960s can inform modern campaigns for racial justice.

Books & Arts

Author - February 20, 2015

As we approach the Oscars, it's worth acknowledging that celebrities are not victims of "red-carpet culture." And neither are we.

Europe

Author - February 20, 2015

In Ukraine, peace without force is no peace at all.

Campus

Author - February 19, 2015

The distance and perspective afforded by spending a semester abroad can allow students to realize what it means to truly be successful.

Media

Author - February 18, 2015

The HPR's Mattea Mrkusic interviews Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton.