Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Europe

Greece’s Game of Chicken

Author - February 18, 2015

How Greece and Europe can avoid a mutual economic crisis

Humor

Taylor Swift Frontrunner for Republican Nomination in 2016

Author - February 18, 2015

Swift has long showed her support for conservative values through her music. Her album 1989 is an obvious ode to the years of Ronald Reagan’s presidency.

Covers

The Death of the Mafia?

Author - February 17, 2015

A contemporary look at the state of the Italian Mafia in America.

Covers

Picket Line to Prison Line: Arrested Activism Post-Ferguson

Author - February 17, 2015

Activism around the Black Lives Matter movement comes with a heightened risk of arrest, but appropriate strategizing can keep demonstrators safe.

Europe

"Growing Up" in European Politics

Author - February 16, 2015

How UKIP and Podemos are graduating from youthful rebels to mainstream parties in European politics

Books & Arts

Creating the Navajo Classroom

Author - February 16, 2015

How students are overcoming assimilation

Books & Arts

The Odyssey and the Ramayana

Author - February 16, 2015

Expanding the horizon of the Western canon

Books & Arts

Shepherding Virtuous Wolves

Author - February 16, 2015

How language has shaped the liberal arts

Online

The Death of Religion and the Rise of Faith

Author - February 15, 2015

Americans' spiritual preferences are shifting from away from traditional forms of organized religion.

Campus

The Case in Defense of the Humanities

Author - February 14, 2015

Studying the humanities is not mutually exclusive with making money