Covers Archives - Page 23 of 55 - Harvard Political Review

Organized to Polarize

Author - November 11, 2014

CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and the Roots of Partisan Cable Television

The Object of the Game: Authority, Art, and Video Games

Author - November 9, 2014

Gamergate is about misogyny, but it's also about an uncomfortable medium that straddles the divide between art and entertainment.

It’s Not Fox’s Fault

Author - November 7, 2014

Why ESPN and HBO might be to blame for polarization

Sexitas: Sexual Health at Harvard

Author - November 7, 2014

Harvard should take charge in improving sexual health education and condom accessibility, setting an example for colleges across the nation.

The Power of Data Journalism

Author - November 5, 2014

Data journalism can make journalists more quantitative and accurate while telling their stories. But it needs to be used scientifically, and it can only supplement narratives, not replace them.

The East-West Dichotomy in Pakistani Muckraking

Author - November 5, 2014

How Cultural Identity Alters Content’s Political Trajectory

Toward a More Perfect Union: the Pursuit of Democracy in Hong Kong

Author - November 3, 2014

Generational divides complicate a protest movement.

How John Oliver Usurped a Genre

Author - October 31, 2014

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

Bret Stephens: WSJ Foreign Affairs Columnist

Author - October 30, 2014

"Objectivity ... can actually distort the truth if each side is not presenting honest views" – Stephens on the media's role in political discourse

South Africa’s “Corrective Rape” Problem

Author - October 29, 2014

In South Africa, the horrendous crime of “corrective rape” is destroying the lives of lesbian women in the townships.