Ambassador Keith M. Harper was US Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN Human Rights Council from 2014 to 2017 based in Geneva, Switzerland. He is now a partner at the law firm Jenner & Block, serving as the Chair of the Native Americ...
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United States
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The Dark History of Providence’s Water Supply
Why the War against Ukraine Is an Opportunity to Pass Climate Change Legislation
How to Amend the Colonial Expedition for Magic Mushrooms
Ukrainian Sacrifice and the American Glorification of War Death
Memo to Some: America is Not the Only Imperialist State
Shurtleff v. Boston: America’s Struggle With Secularism
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World
Burying the Hatchet in South Korea’s Thousand-Year Turf War
“Giữ Gìn Sự Trong Sáng Của Tiếng Việt”: Vietnamese Accent Discrimination At Home and Abroad
Ukrainian Sacrifice and the American Glorification of War Death
The Privatization and Profit of a Global Health Crisis
Putin’s War: Mixed Motives
How Ratifying UNCLOS Can Help the US Counter China’s Aggressive Activities and Unlawful Maritime Claims in the South China Sea
Sanctions May Not Be the Solution The West Thinks They Are
Watching the Hourglass: Japanese Politics in the Midst of a Disappearing Population
Economy
When US Counterterrorism Means Theft
In America, Kids Come Last
Will Biden Take Action on the Student Debt Crisis?
The Great Resignation: Why Work-Life is being Rebalanced
Interviews
US Foreign Policy and the Invasion in Ukraine from a Human Rights Perspective: An Interview with Keith Harper
Disinformation and Democracy: An Interivew with Young Mie Kim
Wealth, Philanthropy, and Regular People: An Interview with Nicholas Kulish
Magazine
Ditching Nord Stream for Nuclear
Decoding Speech: The implications of giving computer code First Amendment protections
France’s Fight for the Right
BPRadio
Teaching Ethics in Computer Science, Part II
Teaching Ethics in Computer Science, Part I
Human Rights and Media Portrayals: Narratives of the Kashmiri Experience
Data
The Wretched Refused: How US asylum policy has failed Venezuelan economic refugees
Alien Justice: How a 200-year-old law remains deeply relevant for US foreign relations
It Could Be Free Free Free: How the tax preparation industry is cheating taxpayers out of billions of dollars and hours spent filing taxes