Lynn Vavreck
Lynn Vavreck is the Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics and Public Policy at UCLA, a contributing columnist to The Upshot at The New York Times, and a recipient of […]
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Brian Esparza Walker
/in Faculty Emeriti FacultyBrian Esparza Walker is a political theorist specializing in American political theory, European social theory and comparative political theory. Professor Walker’s principal research focus at the moment is on cross-national […]
David Wilkinson
/in Faculty Emeriti Faculty International RelationsDavid Wilkinson studies long-term and large-scale phenomena in world politics, including empires and systems of independent states. His research explores the fluctuations in the power structures of civilizations and world […]
John Zaller
/in Faculty Emeriti Faculty American Politics, MethodsJohn Zaller studies American politics and public opinion. His first book, The Nature and Origins of Mass Opinion (Cambridge, 1992), explored how political messages reach the public and influence its […]
David O. Sears
/in Faculty Emeriti FacultyMy general research interests are in social psychology; political psychology; intergroup conflict; attitudes and the life cycle. My current research falls into five specific areas: Racism in politics. A number […]
Giulia Sissa
/in Faculty Department Faculty Political TheoryGiulia Sissa was trained in Italy and France. She graduated with a Laurea in Classics from the University of Pavia, in 1977. She did her PhD in 1983, in the […]
Steven L. Spiegel
/in Faculty Emeriti FacultySteven L. Spiegel, Professor of Political Science at UCLA, studies American foreign policy in the Middle East. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1967, having joined the UCLA […]
Arthur Stein
/in Faculty Department Faculty International RelationsArthur Stein specializes in international relations theory. His book Why Nations Cooperate: Circumstances and Choice in International Relations develops models of strategic interaction to explain international cooperation and conflict. Dr. […]
Chris Tausanovitch
/in Faculty Department Faculty American PoliticsChris Tausanovitch is a Professor of Political Science at UCLA. He studies the relationship between constituency opinion and the actions of elected officials in the United States. His book, The Bitter […]
Kirstie McClure
/in Political TheoryProfessor of Political Science and Comparative Literature Since the Renaissance, however, pivoted around the rediscovery of antiquity, her interests necessarily extend to the Greek and Roman literatures that so fascinated […]
