Discovering New Worlds
Charles C. Mann's 1491 & 1493.
Articles By: Eli Kozminsky 
Hailing from the Keystone State, Eli Kozminsky '14 was the Senior Books and Arts Editor of the Harvard Political Review in 2012. His interests include social and political theory and music. His non-interests are primarily writing blurbs about himself. If you want to contact him, his prolix email address is ekozminsky@college.harvard.edu.
Can Women Have It All?
Seven HPR writers discuss and critique Anne-Marie Slaughter's article, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All"
Close the Policy Gap
Fixing gender inequality begins with implementing policies aimed at helping women.
A Stroll Down Judenstrasse
We need to acknowledge that de facto segregation—of schools, of neighborhoods—is still segregation.
The Machiavellian Megillah
Historical literature and the politics of warning, from Machiavelli to Netanyahu.
Why Marx Was Droll
Some of the more interesting excerpts from Terry Eagleton's newest book, which will be reviewed in our summer issue.
The Origins of Neoconservatism
Professor Harvey Mansfield on Leo Strauss, Irving Kristol, and the philosophy behind neoconservatism
