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HPRgument Posts

Debates Remain Formalities

Author - September 3, 2012

The debate will decide little and say even less.

The Americas

Mexico's PRI: Repeating History or Looking Forward?

Author - September 1, 2012

Since reclaiming the Mexican presidency after twelve years out of power, the PRI presents a test to the future of multiparty democracy in Mexico City.

Asia

India's Missing Piece

Author - September 1, 2012

The fortune of India's economy is inextricably linked to that of its women.

United States

Does Homophobia Count As Morality?

Author - August 31, 2012

Applying Ronald Dworkin to anti-gay opinions.

United States

Infrastructure or Bust: Assessing Blame (Part 2)

Author - August 28, 2012

Who is most directly to blame for the presently unsustainable, and pitiful, state of our nation's infrastructure?

Europe

Yes Scotland or Better Together?

Author - August 21, 2012

In the wake of British patriotic display, the Yes Scotland and Better Together camps battle for the future of Scotland.

Africa

In Egypt, Imagining Alternatives to Morsi

Author - August 21, 2012

As Egypt settles into a Morsi presidency, it is important to imagine alternative voices of Egyptian national aspiration.

United States

Infrastructure or Bust: Facing Reality (Part 1)

Author - August 21, 2012

In terms of our infrastructure, we as a country must come to accept the reality staring us straight in the face: we are at a tipping point.

Election 2012

Analyzing the Paul Ryan Pick

Author - August 14, 2012

Six HPR writers analyze Mitt Romney's recent choice of Paul Ryan as his running mate.

Election 2012

Now, Messaging Is Everything

Author - August 13, 2012

With the Ryan plan in the national spotlight, the battle for American hearts and minds is on.