Judge Lance Ito’s talk at the Wolfenstein Lecture will be airing December 15. Please see below: World War II Incarceration of Japanese Americans Airing December 15 | 1:30pm ET on […]
UCLA Professor of Political Science Richard D. Anderson and Director of the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations Kal Raustiala will speak at the Zócalo Public Square Forum, “Is America […]
Professor Miriam Golden presented her research before a Commission sponsored by the Mexican Congress on “The Anticorruption Struggle: International Experience.” The conference was attended by former President of Costa Rica, […]
Professor Vavreck is an acclaimed teacher, an outstanding mentor, and a high profile scholar of political campaigns, elections, and public opinion in the U.S. She is a leader in the […]
Let’s pick up the conversation where we left off: On the question of how the divisive politics that frustrate so many people came to be. Last month, a political scientist told Abdallah […]
At UCLA, first-generation students make up nearly one-third of the undergraduate population. But in addition, more than 150 UCLA professors (and counting) proudly identify as former first-generation college students. These […]
WASHINGTON — In the absence of any hint of a motive in the Las Vegas massacre, President Trump late Monday morning called it “pure evil.”Notably, he avoided the word “terrorism.” The […]
For three UCLA scholars, it just didn’t add up. Why do so many people who live in developing countries with an abundance of natural resources struggle in poverty every day? […]
Recently, trade negotiators from the United States, Canada and Mexico concluded the first round of talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. President Trump has made clear that he wants […]
The assembled scholars listened intently, readying their critiques as a stream of researchers from universities large and small took the podium. Over two days, findings from a landmark shared survey […]
