Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Europe

Author - August 30, 2014

Why a few spats won’t spell the end of the Anglo-American alliance

Asia

Author - August 28, 2014

The past month’s agreements on nuclear power and rail lines are unprecedented between the two countries.

Cities

Author - August 27, 2014

With tensions flaring once again and mutual distrust on the rise, are equality and peaceful coexistence out of reach?

Cities

Author - August 26, 2014

Public transportation in cities across the globe

United States

Author - August 24, 2014

The signs are subtle, but it seems many have already forgotten the lessons of the Great Recession.

United States

Author - August 18, 2014

Judge Carney’s decision emphasizes a technical problem with the system rather than the wrongness of the system itself.

City Limits

Author - August 15, 2014

"Ferguson will always be remembered for this."

City Limits

Author - August 12, 2014

What happens when pro-Palestinian sentiments are too consistently associated with anti-Semitic rhetoric?

Campus

Author - August 12, 2014

Universities are turning to gap years to eradicate challenges that commonly plague college freshman.

Cities

Author - August 10, 2014

Urbanization, Insurgency, and the Future of Conflict