Books & Arts Archives - Page 7 of 27 - Harvard Political Review

Tour My Squalor

Author - August 31, 2014

The murky waters of slum tourism are navigated by for-profit businesses that transform the mobility of tourists into social mobility for slum dwellers.

The Newsroom Gets Personal: A Review of The Paris Herald

Author - June 13, 2014

The novel's hectic pace reflects the turbulent world of journalism in 1960s Paris.

At LITFest, There is Always Time for Literature

Author - June 11, 2014

A perceived need for security may be the culprit behind the absence of creative writing in post-graduate plans.

The Politics of Race in Rap

Author - June 8, 2014

"I don't care if he's purple, as long as he can rap."

Words for Other Worlds

Author - May 29, 2014

Science and speculation in Margaret Atwood’s dystopias

We Exist: Arcade Fire's Failed Revolution

Author - May 28, 2014

For all its good intentions, Arcade Fire and Garfield's video reinforces old stereotypes about trans people.

To Ferment and Foment

Author - May 17, 2014

The curious links between nationalism and beer.

America's Sport Audited

Author - May 15, 2014

The NFL's tax-exempt status under attack

In Sight, in Mind

Author - May 11, 2014

Re-humanizing war in the era of the drone.

Advertising 2.0

Author - April 28, 2014

Today's advertisements are better equipped to reflect the interests and values of individual consumers