Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Interviews

Nicholas Carr Explores the Limits of Social Media

Author - October 26, 2015

Carr discusses the danger "that we take political discourse and funnel it into these communication systems of social media that were designed for banter among friends"

Middle East

The Gulf Cooperation Council in an Evolving Middle East

Author - October 26, 2015

The GCC seems poised to remain unified on military matters even as its members' economic policies diverge.

Interviews

Brent Colburn on Sanders, Trump, and the Future of Campaigns

Author - October 25, 2015

"Positive or negative, it’s just reality" – Colburn discusses the future of social media in politics

Online

The Pope Comes to Washington

Author - October 25, 2015

Partisan interpretations of the Pope's rhetoric ignore his true message: reconciliation.

World

Orange Juice in December

Author - October 23, 2015

A closer look at the local foods movement and the costs of what and how we eat.

Online

The GOP's Inability to Unite

Author - October 23, 2015

The 13 Republican presidential candidates represent different factions in a fractured GOP.

HPRgument Posts

Small Surprises

Author - October 20, 2015

Candidates' responses may give Democratic voters pause in choosing their party's champion.

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Least of Five Evils

Author - October 20, 2015

The two-hour debate was as farcical as it was banal.

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Bernie's Big Night

Author - October 20, 2015

Bernie Sanders had the line of the night in Tuesday’s debate and performed much better than the media gave him credit for.

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Practically the Same?

Author - October 20, 2015

Pragmatism, not policy, may give Hillary Clinton the edge over Bernie Sanders.