World Archives - Page 25 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Author - February 11, 2015

Can one decade of inclusion reverse a history of exclusion for Roma?

Author - February 7, 2015

If state possession of chemical weapons worries us, though, then the possibility of non-state actors using them should be far more concerning.

Author - February 4, 2015

Palestinian women have been exploited by a culture of martyrdom that offers them ersatz equality in exchange for their lives.

Author - January 31, 2015

It is clear that the United States is no longer dealing with a China stunted by domestic diversion, but a rising China harnessing smart power.

Author - January 28, 2015

How a Lack of Political Will has Allowed European Productivity to Lag

Kavi Patel - January 26, 2015

India's recent deal with Russia does not portend less friendly relations with the United States.

Author - January 25, 2015

Nicaragua and its people will likely soon realize that the Grand Canal is not a viable and sustainable project.

Author - January 20, 2015

The current policy is not only failing to significantly weaken ISIS, but actually may strengthen it in the long run.

Author - January 15, 2015

Whatever the debatable uses of torture, American security suffers in the long run.

Author - January 10, 2015

A case for a strictly economic relationship