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Reform They Can Believe In

Jeremy Patashnik -
Politicians' Self-Interest and the Future of Campaign Finance Reform

Regulating an Industry Without Really Trying

Chris Danello -
Boring is best in financial reform

A Degenerative Company

Neil Patel -
Will the new GM ever be another General Motors?

Shareholders to the Rescue

Anthony Dedousis -
Congress's plan for giving investors a voice

The Siren Call

Candice Kountz -
Will Harvard’s graduates still flock to finance?

Whither the Fed?

Sarah Esty -
In reform, a return to monetary policy

The Problem with Bankers' Pay

Max Novendstern -
Exorbitant compensation threatens the stability of the banking system

Clean Energy, Dirty Politics

Will Rafey -
The difficulty of green job promotion

Fall 2009

Harvard Political Review -
Fog of War Volume 36, Number 3, Fall 2009 Letter from the Editor Front Section Bursting at the Seams IAN MERRIFIELD Drug incarcerations, prison overcrowding, and community corrections Escaping...

Fog of War: America's Drug Policy

Kenzie Bok -
Critics have long derided America's "War on Drugs" as a mistaken moniker. Anti-drug policy, they argue, has no defined mission, no coordinated enemy, and...
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