Uncategorized Jonathan Yip on Steve Jobs By Harvard Talks Politics October 23, 2011 Share FacebookTwitterLinkedin Steve Jobs died several weeks ago, but his work lives on. Harvard Political Review writer Jonathan Yip explains what really made the Apple founder special, and it wasn’t being an inventor. Read the full article at the Harvard Political Review. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedin Previous articleThe HPRgument on Israel After the Arab SpringNext articleBen Zhou on Sleeping at Zuccotti - Advertisement - - Advertisement - Latest Articles Why Obergefell’s Legacy Matters: The Fight for Living Constitutionalism Joshua Layne - June 26, 2024 From Greece’s Past to its Future: An Interview with Kostas Bakoyannis Joshua Layne - June 18, 2024 President’s Note: Interviews, Testimonials, and Stories Liana McGhee - June 7, 2024 Centering the Movement: An Interview with Nuriel Vera-DeGraff and Shraddha Joshi Liana McGhee - June 7, 2024 Uncharted and Unprecedented: An Interview with Professor Steven Levitsky Joshua Layne - June 7, 2024 Popular Articles The Happiest and the Most Racist: Institutional Racism in Nordic Countries Rosanna Kataja - July 25, 2020 Barack Obama Is A War Criminal Prince Williams - September 29, 2021 Recidivism Imprisons American Progress Liz Benecchi - August 8, 2021 Who’s Really Responsible for Climate Change? Elliott Hyman - January 2, 2020 A Progressive Facade: Comparing the U.S. and Canada’s Treatment of Indigenous Peoples Selena Zhao - January 22, 2021 - Advertisement - More From The Author Alyssa Yamamoto on Say Yes to (AIDS) Drugs Harvard Talks Politics - October 23, 2011 Ben Zhou on Sleeping at Zuccotti Harvard Talks Politics - October 23, 2011 The HPRgument on Israel After the Arab Spring Harvard Talks Politics - October 23, 2011 Danny Wilson on 375 Years Harvard Talks Politics - October 23, 2011 Samuel Coffin on a Southern Ivy Harvard Talks Politics - October 23, 2011