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Elayne Stecher is a PhD candidate in Political Science at UCLA and holds an MS in Statistics from UCLA. Her research focuses on political violence, survey methodology, and causal inference, with a particular interest in how exposure to violence shapes political attitudes, beliefs, and behavior. She employs experimental and observational research designs, combined with advanced […]
Cartland Zhou is a doctoral candidate at the UCLA Political Science Department, specializing as an international relations scholar studying conflict dynamics through the lens of arms transfers. Drawing upon her background as a computational statistician, Cartland’s research seeks to build novel tools to better examine complex international relations dynamics. Her dissertation is a book project […]
The impact of artificial intelligence on democratic politics.
Asian American political behavior, social identity and panethnicity, political psychology
