Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

The Short List

Author - July 30, 2013

Is banning explicit content really the way to go?

Books & Arts

Author - July 30, 2013

After years underground, disco has reinvented itself as electronic dance music.

The Short List

Author - July 28, 2013

Forty percent of the Obama administration’s top officials possess either an undergraduate or graduate degree from an Ivy League institution.

Asia

Author - July 25, 2013

Can Japan's new leaders spark the nation's stagnating economy?

Books & Arts

Author - July 25, 2013

In a world of caged chickens and mad cows, food fascism helps us cope with our own moral confusion.

Asia

Author - July 24, 2013

How religiosity and nationalism will undo Russia's political landscape.

Interviews

Author - July 20, 2013

The HPR discusses the modern Republican Party, its platform, and Americans Elect with former Governor Whitman.

Books & Arts

Author - July 18, 2013

The late actor was remarkable not because of his talent, but because he was not afraid to be ordinary.

Asia

Author - July 14, 2013

What China's longest bridge says about China

United States

Author - July 14, 2013

HPR writer Harleen Gambhir reflects on the politically tumultuous summer in the United States from abroad.