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  1. Mark Gearan Reacts to #MA7 Election Results

    In a Globe and Mail  analysis peice written by David Schribman, Executive Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette titled  "What the upset wins in Democratic primaries mean for the establishment – and Trump,"   IOP Director Mark D. Gearan '78 ...

  2. Pancakes and Politics with the 2018 Institute of Politics Fellows Class

    Join the IOP's 2018 Resident and Visiting Fellow's Class for a Conversation on Politics (with pancakes!)   Join the IOP's 2018 Resident and Visiting Fellow's Class for a Conversation on Politics (with pancakes!) Event types:  Special E ...

  3. Can We Get Everyone to Vote? What Would Happen If We Did?

    Cornell Brooks Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership and Social Justice, Harvard Kennedy School Alex Keyssar Matthew W. Stirling, Jr. Professor of History and Social Policy, Harvard Kennedy School Kathryn Sikkink Ryan Family Professor of Human Ri ...

  4. IOP Undergrad Open House

    Undergraduates, welcome back to Harvard! The Institute of Politics invites you to our Fall 2018 Open House. Meet our Fellows, learn more about the opportunities the IOP has to offer, and chat with our program chairs! Unsure how to get to the IOP? We' ...

  5. Pizza & Politics with Ted Cruz 2016 Campaign Manager Jeff Roe

    Join us for Pizza & Politics with Jeff Roe, Founder, Axiom Strategies and Campaign Manager of Ted Cruz's 2016 presidential campaign. Also joining the conversation will be Fred Hochberg, a Spring 2018 IOP Fellow and former Chairman, Export–Import ...

  6. China’s Anti-Poverty Miracle?

    Lu Mai Secretary General, China Development Research Foundation Rohini Pande Rafik Hariri Professor of International Political Economy, Harvard Kennedy School Anthony Saich Daewoo Professor of International Affairs and Director, Ash Center for Democratic ...

  7. Bipartisanship and Compromise: “Milk and Honey” or “Oil and Water”?

    Over the course of almost two and a half centuries, our Nation, founded on compromise, has faced periods of both intense division and remarkable unity. During this introductory session, we will look at historical examples of each, briefly review the histo ...

  8. Finding the Middle Ground: The Art of Governing (Or “Compromise” is not a four-letter word)

    Joe Heck is a former Congressman and State Senator from Nevada, a Brigadier General in the US Army Reserve and the current Chair of National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.  Politics is frequently called the “art of compromise,” wher ...

  9. Interrogating Power: Where Have Movements Moved?

    It’s called Power Hoarding: when one group dominates the who, what, where, when, and why. And it even happens in social movements. Together, we will ask ourselves what and who has hoarded power in social movements of the past- and explore what elements it ...

  10. The Briefing Room: Inside the Briefing Rooms

    Welcome to The Briefing Room! This week is a survey of the actual and virtual venues. How President Trump uses the Oval Office, Roosevelt Room, South Lawn departures, Air Force One press cabin visits, specific television and radio shows and Twitter to sha ...

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