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Methods Workshop

2017-2018 Political Science Department Conference Room – Bunche Hall 4357 @ 12:00-1:30pm Oct 16              James Lo, USC 

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International Relations Workshop

Talks will be on Monday afternoons from 12:00-1:30pm in the Political Science Department Conference Room – Bunche Hall 4357  TBA

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Comparative Politics Workshop

2017-18 Political Science Department Conference Room – Bunche Hall 4357 – Mondays @ 12:00-1:30pm Nov 13             Michael Albertus, University of Chicago Dec 4               Amanda Robinson, OSU Feb 26            Benjamin Lessing, University of Chicago Paper

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American Politics Workshop

2017-18 Political Science Department Conference Room – Bunche Hall 4357 On Mondays @ 12:00-1:30pm Nov 6               Ashley Jardina, Duke

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Departmental Workshops

AMERICAN POLITICS WORKSHOP   The American Politics Workshop brings several speakers each year to present work in progress. The workshop is aimed at providing feedback to scholars on new projects and findings. Members of the field select the presenters in the Fall of each academic year. A schedule of presenters for the 2016-17 American Politics […]

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“U Heard it Here” Series

UCLA Political Science is proud to present “U Heard It Here,” a series dedicated to exploring a deeper understanding of politics and contemporary issues. Series events will present scholars and thought leaders across a range of topics.   “U HEARD IT HERE” LECTURES Fall 2020 Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. PDT The 2020 […]

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Swarr Prize Lecture

The Swarr Prize recognizes the best unpublished research paper written by a UCLA Political Science graduate student in a given year. All papers submitted must be authored by UCLA Political Science Department graduate student in good standing. The paper may be submitted for publication, but must not have appeared in print and must be article […]

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Lecture Series

Bollens-Ries-Hoffenberg Lecture   The annual series’ aim is to bring together the worlds of academic exploration and practical politics to illuminate discussion of the broader principles and ideas of representative government. Such a synthesis is true to the spirit of the lecture’s honorees – John C. Bollens, John C. Ries, and Marvin Hoffenberg – former […]