The stage is built and all attention is turned to the crowded field of Republican candidates ahead of tomorrow's CNN Republican debate. Doug Heye, IOP Resident Fellow and former deputy chief of staff (communications) for U.S. House Majority Leader Er ...

Using results from the Harvard Youth Poll and the input of Havard IOP students, the Millennial debate bingo card covers what millennials are listening for during the Republican debate. How many of these issues and phrases do you think you expect to hear f ...

Get to know Lindiwe Mazibuko, Member of Parliament, South Africa (2009-14); Democratic Alliance Parliamentary Leader and Leader of the Official Opposition (2011-14) and Fall 2015 Resident Fellow at the IOP. Lindiwe spoke about the family tragedy that chan ...

This fall the IOP welcomes Brent Colburn as a resident Fellow. Colburn is former Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) and Chief of Staff, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and served as National Communications Director on ...

"Populism divides people. If politics is to have a future, actually it must have because politics is life, we have to engage each other." Tonight's Forum speaker and author of "Radical" Maajid Nawaz after his interview with IOP st ...

by Chris Cruz '18 Ehud Barak, the former Israeli Prime Minister (1999-2001) and Defense Minister (2007-2013), delivered a powerful, yet simple, message regarding diplomacy and international relations at the JFK Jr. Forum on Sept. 17. In order to crea ...

Doug Heye served as deputy chief of staff (communications) for U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and communications director for the Republican National Committee. We’re thrilled that he has now joined the IOP as a Fall 2015 Resident Fellow. Doug ans ...

“The emergence of the digital era is reshaping how society communicates, which is changing how people get elected. When you change how people get elected, you change who gets elected, which ultimately impacts how government functions. “  – Matt Lira, Seni ...

My first day working at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea was not one of making coffee and filing papers. In fact, not even two hours into my internship, I was able to witness a historic moment for the country: a presidential veto. Unlike in ...

At the United Nations this week, world leaders considered varying approaches to curb ISIS. President Obama said, "Ideologies are not defeated with guns. They are defeated by better ideas." Also this week, Russia launched airstrikes in Syria, ini ...