If you are not happy with the results below please do another search
Thank you for visiting the graduate program website and for giving us the opportunity to introduce ourselves. We take special pride in our Department’s high national ranking in the discipline — and in the shared determination of our faculty to continue to build an exciting intellectual community. Our graduate program combines outstanding faculty and students, […]
Pi Sigma Alpha A national co-ed Political Science honor society. Pre-Law Society Undergraduate student organization for students interested in the legal field. PSSO – Political Science Student Organization An undergraduate student organization that works closely with the political science department to offer a wide range of events.
Baylor, Chris cbaylor@ucla.edu Branstetter, John jgbranstetter@ucla.edu Issenberg, Sasha sashaissenberg@gmail.com Lee, Yuen-Ching Bellette bellettelee@polisci.ucla.edu Luo, Kevin kevinweiluo@ucla.edu Remer, Gary gremer@tulane.edu Roberts, Tyson tyson.roberts@ucla.edu Sherrer, Thomas thomassherrer@gmail.com Trojan, Cody codytrojan@ucla.edu
Professor Miriam Golden presented her research before a Commission sponsored by the Mexican Congress on “The Anticorruption Struggle: International Experience.” The conference was attended by former President of Costa Rica, Laura Chinchilla Miranda, shown at the center of the photograph. Professor Golden, an internationally acclaimed scholar of corruption, is shown second from the left. Conference […]
The Rise and Fall of Trump’s Populism Joshua Green Author of Devil’s Bargain and senior national correspondent for Bloomberg Businessweek in conversation with Sasha Issenberg UC Regents’ Professor and author of The Victory Lab hosted by Lynn Vavreck Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics Professor, UCLA Department of Political Science
Professor Vavreck is an acclaimed teacher, an outstanding mentor, and a high profile scholar of political campaigns, elections, and public opinion in the U.S. She is a leader in the discipline of Political Science. She has set the agenda for the study of political campaigns, established path-breaking models for using methodological advances to understand political […]
Let’s pick up the conversation where we left off: On the question of how the divisive politics that frustrate so many people came to be. Last month, a political scientist told Abdallah Fayyad that, to persuade people to vote their way, savvy politicians can “manipulate the salience of a divisive issue.” But how does that work? How […]
