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What is so compelling about the American experience abroad? What is the role of authenticity in a world where it is possible to reinvent oneself? Has the “millennial” generation confirmed the predictions made by Hemingway and the “lost generation”? http://harvardpolitics.com/culture/american-expats/ …pic.twitter.com/wVFYSUtH5X

Cooperation and Crisis: Interview with Juan Fernando Cristo http://harvardpolitics.com/interviews/cooperation-and-crisis-interview-with-juan-fernando-cristo/ …pic.twitter.com/5fawcBUQA3

A real, effective transition to sustainable eating will necessitate further top-down efforts as well as a commitment among students to reduce meat consumption http://harvardpolitics.com/covers/campus-eats/ …pic.twitter.com/wHDVDdBNGT

As millennials continue to grow as a share of the American electorate, both parties will have to choose whether to embrace these young and ideological voters or risk losing one of the largest electoral groups in America http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/road-to-2024/ …pic.twitter.com/99YqmAHhAP

The youth are at the forefront of climate change activism, legislators owe it to them to act to fix the issue now http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/youth-climate-change/ …pic.twitter.com/SLLBbERKV1

New data from the Harvard Public Opinion Project shows that in 2020, young Americans are looking for a candidate who is like them where it counts http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/belikebernie/ …pic.twitter.com/eqOXIjYl7I

AI and Diplomacy: Interview with Katharina Höne http://harvardpolitics.com/interviews/ai-and-diplomacy-interview-with-katharina-hone/ …pic.twitter.com/AjUQ0QGJlT

Gen Zers have a unique perspective on the relative importance of counter-terrorism … a perspective that will reshape the landscape of American foreign policy http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/hpop-gen-z/ …pic.twitter.com/sRzfrxqotI

According to the 2019 HPOP Youth Poll, Democrats must focus on immigration reform and climate change if they want to win over young voters, but they must be wary of making impossible promises to do so http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/democrats-must-run-on-climate-change-and-immigration-to-win-the-youth-vote/ …pic.twitter.com/X0LIVT70gF

The Democratic Party is becoming increasingly associated with diversity, but what issues does it face accepting these diverse perspectives? https://buff.ly/2YfEyJW pic.twitter.com/TtNm6U01tP

So long as we, the progeny of Harvard, fail to practice an ethos of justice in the real world, our preaching of those values will be of little consequence http://harvardpolitics.com/endpapers/privilege-and-proximity/ …pic.twitter.com/gdToIX75CF

A decade ago, extreme ideologies rooted in religious principles exacerbated LGBT Ugandans’ struggle. Today, only appeals to LGBT individuals’ human rights can help improve it https://buff.ly/2XdiTl3 pic.twitter.com/HJkTKRAXYe

To best adhere to America’s secular roots, the ever-present religious references in state-sanctioned public life must be carefully and consciously evaluated http://harvardpolitics.com/covers/one-nation-indivisible/ …pic.twitter.com/9WFKRuHhFG

Improving the lives of U.S. farm animals requires widespread cultural and legal change http://harvardpolitics.com/culture/the-face-on-your-plate/ …pic.twitter.com/pUIOyhHH3R

Russia has always cast a large shadow on the small Baltic states, and recent events in Crimea and elsewhere have only made them more leery of a potential Russian invasion https://buff.ly/2UJ8i3R pic.twitter.com/rco018DcCH

Who is a Refugee? If the legal definition of a refugee were to be revised and clarified, the outcomes of asylum cases would become less dependent on the viewpoints of particular asylum officers and immigration judges http://harvardpolitics.com/united-states/who-is-a-refugee/ …pic.twitter.com/i8aEyvG9hm

Without affordable higher education, the next generation is destined to fall tragically short of its economic potential http://harvardpolitics.com/harvard/tuition-woes/ …pic.twitter.com/ATj0U4P4JJ

The Harvard Tax: The worst possible outcome is an endowment tax that imposes expenses on future generations more than it generates revenues for the present http://harvardpolitics.com/harvard/the-harvard-tax/ …pic.twitter.com/JpdQot2FgK

At its core, China’s rigid political system can only derive legitimacy from continuously relying on instruments of repression, which is why it fundamentally opposes religious freedom http://harvardpolitics.com/covers/different-but-the-same/ …pic.twitter.com/6FIbmCeOMF