World Archives - Page 27 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Real Cooperation on Climate Change?

Author - November 14, 2014

The recent U.S.-China deal could pave the way for a broader agreement on climate change.

Decision Time: Uruguay’s Presidential Elections

Author - November 12, 2014

Voting in one of its closest elections in recent years, Uruguay is facing a fork in the road between a state-guided economy and a conservative, smaller government.

Reconceptualizing Needles

Author - November 11, 2014

How Southeast Asian drug policy hurts the fight against AIDS

The Persistence of Pilgrimage

Author - November 9, 2014

"From my experiences walking the Camino de Santiago, I have directed my political decisions, beliefs, and actions."

September, In Pursuit of Kurdistan

Author - November 6, 2014

A journey along Turkey's ragged edge.

The Future of France's Far Right

Author - November 6, 2014

How Marine Le Pen might lead France's National Front to electoral success.

Toward a More Perfect Union: the Pursuit of Democracy in Hong Kong

Author - November 3, 2014

Generational divides complicate a protest movement.

HPRgument: ISIS and the Need for American Restraint

Author - November 1, 2014

HPR writers weigh in on the response of the United States and the international community to ISIS.

South Africa’s “Corrective Rape” Problem

Author - October 29, 2014

In South Africa, the horrendous crime of “corrective rape” is destroying the lives of lesbian women in the townships.

America's Friend Request

Author - October 24, 2014

Searching for Allies in the Fight Against ISIL