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Monica Ramirez is a Political Science PhD Student at UCLA, focusing on Race, Ethnicity, & Politics (REP) and American Politics. She earned her Bachelor’s of Science at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business in Public Policy Analysis. She is interested in how the structure of institutions shape variations in policy responsiveness and implementation, and how […]
First Prize: Winona Xu, “Critical Formalism: Article 21(3) at the International Criminal Court” Second Prize: Eden Bjornson, “How Appearance Affects Female vs. Male Candidates: A Potential Mechanism for Women’s Underrepresentation in the Candidate Pool” Third Prize: Luca Adams, “Abundance Liberalism: A Critique of Procedural Neutrality” These prizes are made possible by a generous donation from […]
Rhea’s research interests currently focus on Trans Identity, Psychoanalysis, and Marxist Theory. She seeks to engage with each of these on their own terms while also looking for potential syntheses between them in order to create a more wholistic understanding of ideology and political praxis. She holds a B.A. with Distinction in Political Philosophy, Policy, […]
UCLA’s Department of Political Science commemorates the life and legacy of June Tanner Jaffee ’54, a devoted alumna whose vision, generosity, and lifelong engagement with political life left an enduring mark on the department and the university. June Jaffee passed away on December 19, 2025, at the age of 94. She is remembered as one of […]
I am a PhD student in UCLA’s Department of Political Science, where I study political theory. My research, broadly construed, examines the political status of judges across different political systems, the normative theories that undergird judicial interpretation, and related questions in democratic theory. I received my BA with High Honors in Government and the College of Social Studies from Wesleyan University in 2023.
