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Established in 1636, Harvard University has some 21,000 students, including over 14,500 graduate and professional students. It has more than 323,000 living alumni, 44 Nobel Laureates for current and former faculty members, and an endowment in excess of $30 billion in 2012.
96 articles from Harvard University
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- Geographies in Depth
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Wellbeing and Mental Health
Scientists have found the key to a healthy, happy life: our relationships
Forum Institutional
Why we need to rethink energy security in the transition to net-zero
Geo-Economics and Politics
What can be done about COVID-19 debt surges
Health and Healthcare Systems
COVID-19 and the policies we need, according to a Harvard professor
Education and Skills
An economist explains how COVID-19 will impact universities
Health and Healthcare Systems
The argument for suspending debt payments for emerging economies throughout the pandemic
Global Risks
The COVID-19 recession could be far worse than 2008 - here’s why
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Flattening the COVID-19 Curve in Developing Countries
Financial and Monetary Systems
The trouble with fiscal policy
Climate Action
Here's how tackling energy inequality can help address climate change
Economic Growth
Could a progressive consumption tax reduce wealth inequality?
Financial and Monetary Systems
Why economists are in favour of a consumption-based tax system
Economic Growth
Economics needs a major rethink – and medicine could offer a good model
Jobs and the Future of Work
How not to think about job creation
Financial and Monetary Systems
An economist explains what happens if there’s another financial crisis
Resilience, Peace and Security
Why humanitarian aid should support markets, never replace them
Global Risks
These are the biggest risks to the global economy in 2019
Geographies in Depth
A Chinese recession would be detrimental to the world. Here's how
Economic Growth
Why economists and scientists disagree on long-term growth
Economic Growth
Kenneth Rogoff: This is how populism threatens economic growth
Business
Here's how we can boost research and development
Emerging Technologies
This is what bitcoin means for the future of currency, according to a top economist
Business can help create a more collaborative and inclusive society, but first this needs to change
Jobs and the Future of Work
Protectionism won't protect jobs. Here's what will
Economic Growth
Venezuela’s economic decline is ‘sharper than the US Great Depression’
Trade and Investment
Kenneth Rogoff: Why we need strong growth to hold back populism
Geo-Economics and Politics
The impact of President Trump's virtual wall
Geo-Economics and Politics
Ricardo Hausmann: the need for authentic leadership
Financial and Monetary Systems
Kenneth Rogoff: Australia and the cashless society
Harvard University contributors
David Cox
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology and Computer Science
Drew Gilpin Faust
President (2007-2018)
Ricardo Hausmann
Founder and Director, Growth Lab
Naomi Oreskes
Professor of the History of Science
Meghan O'Sullivan
Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
