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Singapore's Stubborn Authoritarianism

Author - September 29, 2015

How Singapore has been able to maintain an authoritarian political culture in spite of its highly developed economy.

Comedy as the Remedy

Author - September 29, 2015

If Jimmy Morales succeeds in the public sector, it will not be because of his comedic experience—it will be in spite of it.

The Iran Nuclear Deal: Myths and Misconceptions Busted

Author - September 27, 2015

The majority of opposition to the deal has been overstated and based on false premises.

Political Storytelling Down Under

Author - September 23, 2015

How Tony Abbot’s failure to deliver on his three-word slogans lost him the Prime Ministership of Australia.

HPRgument: The Refugee Crisis

Author - September 13, 2015

HPR writers weigh in on one of the greatest humanitarian crises of our generation.

Identity Crisis

Author - September 13, 2015

Mass migration into Europe is something of a new phenomenon.

Xenophobia and the Refugee Crisis: Poised to Explode

Author - September 13, 2015

Heightened support for anti-immigrant parties could also bleed over into nearby countries that haven’t seen success with ultra-conservative groups and influence their political climate.

Lessons From Gaziantep

Author - September 13, 2015

“Refugees will take our jobs” is the battle cry for many, but it is a false one.

Redefining the Union

Author - September 13, 2015

Unity and division within the EU are often presented as mutually exclusive. This current refugee crisis has shown that this dichotomy need not exist.

A New Nationalism

Author - September 13, 2015

The current migration crisis is but the first of what will likely be many major tests of Europe’s commitment to internationalism.