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U Heard It Here: Understanding the 2020 Election Outcome

U Heard It Here: Understanding the 2020 Election Outcome Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Live Streamed via Zoom a panel discussion featuring Lynn Vavreck Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics Efrén Pérez Professor, UCLA Department of Political Science and Psychology Director of Race, Ethnicity, Politics and Society (REPS) Lab Daniel Thompson Assistant Professor, UCLA Department of […]

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U Heard It Here: The 2020 Campaign for the Hardest Job in the World

U Heard It Here: The 2020 Campaign for the Hardest Job in the World featuring a conversation between John Dickerson Correspondent, 60 Minutes & CBS News Author, “The Hardest Job in the World” and Lynn Vavreck Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics Tuesday, October 6, 2020 Livestreamed via Zoom

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Remembering Professor James Tong

James Tong, 1947–2020 With profound sorrow, the UCLA Department of Political Science reports the passing of Professor James Wai Tong, our colleague of thirty-one years, on October 3, 2020, after a brave battle with cerebral hemorrhage.  James leaves behind his companion Marita Kaw, his children Olivia and Brian, his grandchildren Ava and Harrison, siblings Victor, […]

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Nallely Valenzuela

Nallely studies international trade broadly, with a particular focus on technical barriers to trade. Her research centers on country-of-origin labeling in the United States. She explores how consumers, public opinion, and regulatory institutions shape trade policy. Her work examines the intersection of international political economy, consumer agency, and global governance.

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Jacques Courbe

I’m a quantitative political scientist who applies credible causal inference and computational methods throughout my research. My current research focuses on using LLMs to improve our understanding of political communication, but I’ve also examined the role of information and interest groups in voting behavior. I’m broadly interested in using computational methods to advance political research […]