World Archives - Page 24 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Towards a Linguistic Singularity

Author - March 27, 2015

People around the world have, in a sense, become their own dictators; they are actively debasing their native languages in favor of English.

Icon under Pressure: Australia's Great Barrier Reef

Author - March 25, 2015

Caught in Australia's battle between coal and coral, the Great Barrier Reef is in danger.

Fake It Till You Make It: Argentina's Crisis

Author - March 16, 2015

Argentina's government is being rocked by protests against the murder of prosecutor Albert Nisman.

Murder in the Shadow of the Kremlin

Author - March 13, 2015

If the Kremlin holds partial (or all) responsibility in the death of Boris Nemtsov, its motivation may not be rooted in efforts to silence the opposition, but in an effort to distract the country from the multitude of other problems facing Russia.

Israel's Elections, Netanyahu's Referendum

Author - March 8, 2015

Israel's March 17th elections will be a referendum on Netanyahu's leadership.

Puffing Away Predispositions: Portugal's Drug Decriminalization

Author - February 28, 2015

Portugal's radical drug policy is being touted as the model to follow in dealing with drug use.

From Charlie Hebdo to Chapel Hill

Author - February 27, 2015

How media representations of Muslim Americans emphasize implicit biases against Islam.

The “Africanization” of Ebola

Author - February 25, 2015

Western media ignores African medical sacrifice and devalues black lives in its depiction on Ebola.

Crime and No Punishment

Author - February 23, 2015

Filling with more corpses by the day, Karachi has become one of the world's most contentious regions.

The Faulty Roadmap to Ukrainian Peace

Author - February 20, 2015

In Ukraine, peace without force is no peace at all.