International
Geopolitics and the Energy Transition
International relations during the shift to a net-zero economy
by Jonathan Shaw
The Plant Prospectors
Collecting expeditions race the anthropocene extinction to sample wild botanical diversity.
by Jonathan Shaw
Harvard and Higher Education in Vietnam
President Obama’s visit and a developing nation’s new university
by John S. Rosenberg
Shirin Ebadi Shares Her Experience, and a Hug
The Iranian human-rights activist and Nobel laureate talks, and listens.
by Lydialyle Gibson
When Water Is Safer Than Land
Harvard human-rights expert Jacqueline Bhabha critiques the inadequate response to the world’s migration crises.
by Jacqueline Bhabha
Going Global, Gradually
Harvard’s new approach to international research
by John S. Rosenberg
Harvard Global Institute Grant Supports Climate-Change Research in China
The project’s central focus will be its research agenda.
by Laura Levis
Big Data Takes on Dengue Fever
A School of Public Health study uses cell-phone records to predict the spread of dengue fever.
by Zara Zhang
The Mobile Revolution
Cellphone-based money transfers and cardiac care in base-of-the-pyramid markets in Kenya and Mexico
Turbines, Bats, and Rubber Stamps
A recent Harvard Law graduate recounts a case in Bavaria.
by Richard Corbett
Surgery for All
Lack of access to surgery globally will cost $12.3 trillion during the next 15 years.
by Courtney Humphries