World Archives - Page 29 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

When the Holdouts Hurt

Author - September 19, 2014

How the actions of a vulture fund, a federal judge, and the U.S. government towards Argentina may have undermined sovereignty to hurt everyone but the billionaires.

Neoliberal Oil: The Fuel for a New Mexican Economy

Author - September 8, 2014

Neoliberal reforms are causing Mexican oil giant Pemex to lose its glorified status, but these reforms should be met with optimism.

An Endemic, an Enigma: Ebola in West Africa

Author - September 7, 2014

How to fight an infectious disease in the developing world.

Scotland Decides

Author - September 4, 2014

Two Scottish writers explore the pros and cons of the upcoming referendum on Scottish independence.

Being Stupid

Author - September 2, 2014

In the recent chaos of the world, smart might be stupid, and stupid might be smart.

The Ethics of Fighting with Terrorists

Author - August 31, 2014

New Kurdish allies may create a legal problem for the United States concerning its terrorism laws.

The Union Flak

Author - August 30, 2014

Why a few spats won’t spell the end of the Anglo-American alliance

Britain and China: The New Deal on Nuclear Power and High-Speed Rail

Author - August 28, 2014

The past month’s agreements on nuclear power and rail lines are unprecedented between the two countries.

Gaza in Paris

Author - August 12, 2014

What happens when pro-Palestinian sentiments are too consistently associated with anti-Semitic rhetoric?

Can Peace Finally Happen?

Author - August 9, 2014

Top points and takeaways from the peace talks between Colombia and FARC.