Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Campus

The New Form of Self Improvement: Harvard’s Tourists

Author - November 2, 2015

Harvard tourists give students the ultimate challenge, but also the ultimate reward.

Asia

She’s Salty: The Aral Sea, A Case of Bad Romance Between Man and Nature

Author - November 2, 2015

It is now called Aralkum—the Aral desert.

Europe

House of Cards: The Delicate State of Northern Irish Politics

Author - October 30, 2015

How the Northern Irish legislature has neared total collapse.

Books & Arts

Harper Lee's Imperfect Heroes

Author - October 30, 2015

The first set of articles to be published after Harper Lee’s new novel was released this summer were marked by the same sentiment: Atticus Finch,...

Interviews

Martin Xuereb, Malta's Former Chief of Defense, Discusses the Refugee Crisis

Author - October 30, 2015

"The media can focus a bit more on the human element of the crisis" – Martin Xuereb, current director of the Migrant Offshore Aid Station

Online

A Phrase in Flux: The History of Political Correctness

Author - October 30, 2015

History proves that political correctness is not easily defined. In fact modern debates over PC are shaped by definitions of the past.

Asia

Winners Are Grinners

Author - October 29, 2015

Now is the time for a whirlwind of action that will instill the nation with conviction leadership and uplift the Australian public.

Interviews

Shea Serrano on Rap and Politics

Author - October 29, 2015

Shea Serrano is a staff writer for Grantland. He recently published The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since...

Covers

On the Move

Author - October 28, 2015

Exploring the incentive structures that perpetuate abuse and exploitation of migrant laborers

Media

Feelin' the Bern in Boston: Perspectives from the Sanders Rally

Author - October 27, 2015

Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders spoke at a Boston rally in early October, discussing issues of inequality, climate change, and mass incarceration.