The Legacy of Hugo Chávez
The late president's bold, unique governing style fostered crime, corruption, and stifling government inefficiency.
Articles By: Valentina Perez 
Valentina Perez '15 is a Staff Writer for the Harvard Political Review.
Hanna Rosin
HPR interviews Hanna Rosin, the author of The End of Men: And the Rise of Women and a national correspondent at The Atlantic.
Ugly Truths: The Casual Vacancy
J.K. Rowling's debut adult novel is a first-hand look at various manifestations of disappoints and failings of human nature.
Summer Dispatch
Seventeen HPR writers discuss their experiences this summer interning, traveling, politicking, going home, and more.
France’s Neighbors to the South
The United States’ relationship with the Arab world might be described as “involved,” “turbulent,” and largely focused on the Middle East. France, however, has a very different relationship with the Arab world centered on the Maghreb, the North African Arab nations consisting of Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria. I saw the unique interaction between the French and the Arab world this ... Read More
Can Women Have It All?
Seven HPR writers discuss and critique Anne-Marie Slaughter's article, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All"
It’s the Culture
The real hurdles for women are imbedded in our culture, and changing them will not be easy.
Does Race Matter?
Zimmerman's race doesn't matter. But the fact that he used racial profiling does.
Facing the Music: On “V For Vendetta”
Why "V for Vendetta" is just all-round good.
Spring Reads & Flicks: Fresh Takes on the New and Old
HPR culture writers share a sampling of insights on Russian literature, high school party movies, and more.
The Oprah Winfrey Ideal?
Despite some progress in women's rights, the balance between career and family can still be difficult to strike.
