World Archives - Page 31 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

A War Not Forgotten

Author - June 18, 2014

How the legacy of civil war will affect El Salvador's ex-guerrilla president.

Decent Interval?

Author - June 15, 2014

Iraq isn’t South Vietnam, but some of the same dynamics are driving U.S. policy.

A Real Game of Thrones

Author - June 12, 2014

At a time when the Spanish monarchy could have unified Spaniards, it is now more unpopular and divisive than it has ever been.

Behind the Curtains: The Pros and Cons of Publicizing Politicians’ Private Lives

Author - June 5, 2014

"Public opinion considers a leader’s private life to be a critical factor for the leader’s approval...But should the public care about the private life of a leader?"

Clash of the Titans: Abe, Kuroda, and the Fight for the Japanese Economy

Author - June 1, 2014

Recent fights between the Prime Minister and the Bank of Japan could counteract Abenomics and hinder a tenuous economic recovery.

The Poison of International Cooperation

Author - May 23, 2014

How direct democracy in Switzerland is leading to anti-E.U. sentiments.

The Changing Face of Germany

Author - May 19, 2014

Ethnic nationalism and the debate over Turkish immigrants

"Hit by 700,000 Bullets"

Author - May 18, 2014

Escaping the Argentine Economic Dilemma

Sleeping Giants and Submerged Rocks

Author - May 16, 2014

The geopolitical tinderbox of East Asian air defense zones

The Color Yellow

Author - May 7, 2014

In South Korea, yellow ribbons underscore deeper frustration with the government and society.