World Archives - Page 48 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

The Burmese Spring

Author - March 19, 2012

Aung San Suu Kyi and the Future of Burma

The Politics of Surnames

Author - March 6, 2012

France shifts away from the millennia old tradition of surname inequality.

Lessons from the Hungarian Backslide

Author - February 18, 2012

Creeping authoritarianism in Hungary exposes the pitfalls of partisanship worldwide

A Reality Check for Western Liberalism

Author - February 16, 2012

Contrary to popular optimism, the world has continued its six-year slide away from freedom

Papua New Guinea's Great Power Conflict

Author - February 15, 2012

A domestic struggle between political powers in Papua New Guinea is emerging as a new front in the Pacific power conflict between the United States and China.

The Politics of Treasure

Author - February 11, 2012

A recent undersea archaeological discovery exposes deficiencies in how international law deals with found treasure.

China's Fifty Cent Party

Author - February 7, 2012

When Chinese citizens express their opinions through online outlets, they write in the presence of a state-appointed cyber police force.

A Unitarian Constitution

Author - January 25, 2012

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

The Pakistan Dilemma

Author - January 16, 2012

As Pakistan's government evolves, so too must American foreign policy

A Pinch of Salt: The case against optimism for North Korea

Author - January 9, 2012

We shouldn't be too optimistic about the potential for a denuclearized North Korea under Kim Jong Un.