Europe Archives - Page 10 of 12 - Harvard Political Review

From Riga to Athens: Can the Baltic Model Be Applied Elsewhere?

Author - January 8, 2013

The Latvian recovery and so-called “Baltic model” hold valuable lessons for the troubled Eurozone periphery.

Europe: Between Technocracy and Democracy

Author - November 5, 2012

The debate over reforming the Eurozone has shifted from economic to political grounds.

On Punishment: Breivik, Justice, & Philosophy

Author - November 4, 2012

The difference between restorative and retributive justice warrants a closer examination of their respective philosophical assumptions and their pragmatic societal costs.

A New Beginning for Georgia

Author - October 15, 2012

With the surprise election of billionaire Bidzina Ivanashvili, Georgian Dream presents an alternative to standard second-world power transitions.

On Recession and Secession

Author - October 9, 2012

A review of Foreign Policy's special feature "Who Won the Great Recession?"

Yes Scotland or Better Together?

Author - August 21, 2012

In the wake of British patriotic display, the Yes Scotland and Better Together camps battle for the future of Scotland.

The Lessons and Dangers of European Elections

Barbara Halla - May 9, 2012

Sunday, May 6th was an important day for the European Union : French and Greeks alike went to the polls to decide of their...

Is the European Project Stalled?

Author - March 20, 2012

The Future Prospects of E.U. Enlargement

Lessons from the Hungarian Backslide

Author - February 18, 2012

Creeping authoritarianism in Hungary exposes the pitfalls of partisanship worldwide

A Unitarian Constitution

Author - January 25, 2012

How Hungray’s Conservative Wing Wrote a New Constitution for Itself