Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Campus

The Myth of the Safe Space

Author - March 6, 2014

The debate over Israel as a Jewish, Democratic state should happen at Hillel

Books & Arts

A Night to Remember, Or Forget

Author - March 6, 2014

The Paris Massacre and French Collective Memory

Interviews

Yo-Yo Ma: Cellist and Grammy Award Winner

Author - March 6, 2014

“There Are Different Spaces for Music; It’s a Big Mansion” –– Yo-Yo Ma discusses the evolving political role of music.

Europe

Why LGBT Ukrainians Want the West to Prevail

Author - March 6, 2014

The stakes are particularly high for Ukraine’s LGBT community, for whom closer ties with Europe promises greater tolerance and increased political standing.

Middle East

The Future of Al-Sisi

Author - March 5, 2014

Egypt's tough and charismatic leader will face his largest challenge yet

Books & Arts

Censored by Memory

Author - March 5, 2014

There is no Richter scale of suffering, but France's troubled history is no justification for its memory laws.

United States

The Schism: Pope Francis and the Vatican's New Message

Author - March 5, 2014

Pope Francis has shown a clear willingness to make waves in the sea of the faithful.

The Short List

President Obama to Visit Harvard Square

Author - March 4, 2014

Welcome back, Mr. President.

United States

The War on Irreligion

Author - March 3, 2014

Why Americans consider it politically correct to discriminate against atheists

Europe

Ukraine's Geopolitical Crisis

Author - March 3, 2014

In light of Putin’s aggression, the question remains whether President Obama’s foreign policy deals effectively with crises like Ukraine or not.