Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

United States

For Democrats, It's Not as Bad as it Looks

Author - November 2, 2014

As it looks more and more likely that the Republicans will seize control of the Senate on Tuesday (if not in January after runoff...

United States

California's Congressional Contest

Author - November 2, 2014

This election will finally reveal the true color of a district that has undergone paramount changes in its economic and social structure.

HPRgument Posts

An Unwinnable War

Author - November 2, 2014

The ISIS conflict shows that in modern warfare America can no longer win.

HPRgument Posts

Stop the Strikes

Author - November 2, 2014

Full-scale confrontation of ISIS by the U.S. military would only bolster its recruitment efforts.

United States

The Buddy Cianci Show

Author - November 1, 2014

A twice-convicted felon draws both panic and adulation in Providence.

HPRgument Posts

Learning its Own Limits: Why America Should Stay Away

Author - November 1, 2014

The battle that ISIS wages is not aimed against America, despite its grievances with American involvement in Iraqi politics.

HPRgument Posts

Is ISIS Losing its Edge?

Author - November 1, 2014

Despite fears, the United States may not have to send troops to the Middle East after all.

HPRgument

HPRgument: ISIS and the Need for American Restraint

Author - November 1, 2014

HPR writers weigh in on the response of the United States and the international community to ISIS.

Books & Arts

How John Oliver Usurped a Genre

Author - October 31, 2014

Oliver has found his voice, separate from Stewart and—in several respects—better.

United States

The Yellen Legacy

Author - October 31, 2014

The past five years have featured some of the most interesting periods of United States Federal Reserve policy in the institution's 100 year-plus history,...