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Miriam Golden is currently involved in a major research project on the partisan and electoral bases of political corruption in rich and poor democracies. Drawing on a decade of research into political corruption and pork barrel politics in Italy in the second half of the twentieth century, Golden has begun investigating similar phenomena in contemporary […]
Scott James wrote his Schattschneider Award- winning dissertation at UCLA, and joined its faculty in 1995. His early research explored the influence of electoral institutions on American political development, focusing in particular on Electoral College competition and it’s impact on legislative choice, federal law enforcement, presidential leadership, and patterns of American state-building. His book, Parties, […]
Leslie Johns received her Ph.D. in 2008 from the Department of Politics at New York University. She also holds a B.F.A. and M.S. from Carnegie Mellon University. Her research focuses upon the use of international organizations to resolve interstate disputes. Her work has appeared in journals such as International Organization and Journal of Conflict Resolution. […]
Deborah Larson draws upon historical, psychological, and political evidence to understand foreign policy decision-making. Her professorship in the Department is supported by the International Studies and Overseas Programs administration at UCLA. Professor Larson’s first book, Origins of Containment (Princeton), traces the development of Cold War belief systems by studying postwar U.S. policymakers from a cognitive […]
Jeff Lewis is professor of Political Science. He is also the current president of the Society for Political Methodology. His research and teaching are in the areas of quantitative methodology and American politics.
Professor Lofchie is the Associate Dean for Social Science, former Chair of the Department and a specialist in comparative politics and African studies. He served as the director of UCLA’s James S. Coleman African Studies Center from 1978 to 1989. Professor Lofchie teaches undergraduate and graduate introductions to comparative government, and offers graduate seminars on […]
Susanne Lohmann is Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at UCLA. She received her Ph.D. in economics and political economy from Carnegie Mellon University in 1991. She taught at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business before joining UCLA in 1993. Professor Lohmann is the Director of UCLA’s Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in […]
2007-2008 CAMPELLO, DANIELA Princeton University Assistant Professor CHRISTOV, THEODORE KRASSIMIROV George Washington University Assistant Professor FRANTZ, ERICA EMILY Michigan State University Assistant Professor GONZALES, ALFONSO City University of New York Assistant Professor GUSSIN, PHILIP College of the Canyons Assistant Professor HA, EUNYOUNG Claremont Graduate University Assistant Professor HUSSEY, WESLEY ALLEN California State University, Sacramento Assistant […]
2007-2008 CAMPELLO, DANIELA Princeton University Assistant Professor CHRISTOV, THEODORE KRASSIMIROV George Washington University Assistant Professor FRANTZ, ERICA EMILY Michigan State University Assistant Professor GONZALES, ALFONSO City University of New York Assistant Professor GUSSIN, PHILIP College of the Canyons Assistant Professor HA, EUNYOUNG Claremont Graduate University Assistant Professor HUSSEY, WESLEY ALLEN California State University, Sacramento Assistant […]
2007-2008 Campello, Daniela Princeton University Assistant Professor Christov, Theodore Krassimirov George Washington University Assistant Professor Frantz, Erica Emily Michigan State University Assistant Professor Gonzales, Alfonso City University of New York Assistant Professor Gussin, Philip College of the Canyons Assistant Professor Ha, Eunyoung Claremont Graduate University Assistant Professor Hussey, Wesley Allen California State University, Sacramento Assistant […]
