Can Playing with a Barbie Doll Impact a Young Girl’s Career Aspirations?
By Tharuni Jayaraman In a recent study that has created some buzz (The Guardian, The Boston Globe, and The Atlantic), […]
April 2014
Net Neutral?
By Noah Marks Last week, the Wall Street Journal broke the news that the FCC’s third attempt to regulate “in
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Jonathan Peters on the Constitutionality of Prosecuting Wikileaks
HLPR Online editorial staff Writing for the online edition of the Harvard Law and Policy Review, Jonathan Peters argues that the
The “Pen and Phone”: Executive Action in Immigration Reform
By Ana Choi The comprehensive immigration reform package passed by the Senate last year has yet to be taken up
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Create Real Redistricting Reform through Internet-Scale Independent Commissions
Micah Altman, MIT Libraries; Brookings Institution Michael P. McDonald, George Mason University; Brookings Institution Discussion of redistricting reform often generates
Elections in America: Campaign Finance Reform
Mr. Robert Maguire did not express any opinions about what the future of campaign finance should be; he just presented