China’s Brain Gain
Can Chinese students with American university degrees bring democracy home to China?
Articles By: Eric Hendey 
Eric Hendey '14 is the Multimedia Editor for the Harvard Political Review. He has written for multiple sections of the magazine, but is especially interested in issues that affect the Harvard student body. Eric is a wanderer with a love of ideas, a specious grasp of time, and a penchant for making something out of nothing.
Eric originally hails from Fresno, California. In his second year at the College, he has studied history, comparative government, and Russian. Eric is also a musician at home in multiple genres and especially enjoys writing songs and playing traditional Irish music. He enjoys the finer things in life, like gardening, literature, and tennis.
Harvard’s India Connection
A budding partnership between Harvard University and India has immense potential.
Wael Nawara
HPR interviews Nawara, an Egyptian writer and activist who founded Egypt's El-Ghad Party.
Ahmed Maher Addresses Occupy Harvard
Egyptian activist and founder of the April 6 movement offers advice to student protestors
Finding the Cure for Healthcare
Before signing the historic Social Security Act of 1965 that would create modern-day Medicare and Medicaid, President Lyndon Johnson took a moment to reflect on tradition. “It calls upon us never to be indifferent toward despair,” Johnson said. “It commands us never to turn away from helplessness. It directs us never to ignore or to spurn those who suffer untended ... Read More
St. Petersburg’s Chinese Towers
The economic foundations of a new Sino-Russian "strategic partnership"
Frank Caprio: Interview
Last week, I wrote a Crimson blog post about the Harvard alumni who ran for governor. Since then, I’ve gotten in touch with a few of the candidates, to hear their thoughts on the election. Frank Caprio (Class of ’88) was the Democratic nominee in the Rhode Island gubernatorial race. During the race, Caprio caused quite a stir by telling President ... Read More
