WHAT DRIVES POLITICAL DIVIDES
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 […]
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Political Networks and Conflict
/in NewsProfessor Arthur Stein, Professor Robert Trager, and their research team have received a UC Multicampus-National Lab Collaborative Research and Training Award exceeding $3 million for their research project, “Political Conflict […]
UCLA faculty who were first-generation college grads aim to encourage, inspire
/in NewsAt UCLA, first-generation students make up nearly one-third of the undergraduate population. But in addition, more than 150 UCLA professors (and counting) proudly identify as former first-generation college students. These […]
Terrorizing if Not Clearly Terrorist: What to Call the Las Vegas Attack?
/in NewsWASHINGTON — In the absence of any hint of a motive in the Las Vegas massacre, President Trump late Monday morning called it “pure evil.”Notably, he avoided the word “terrorism.” The […]
Tackling the ‘resource curse’
/in NewsFor three UCLA scholars, it just didn’t add up. Why do so many people who live in developing countries with an abundance of natural resources struggle in poverty every day? […]
Trump wants to restrict trade and immigration. Here’s why he can’t do both.
/in NewsRecently, trade negotiators from the United States, Canada and Mexico concluded the first round of talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. President Trump has made clear that he wants […]
Conference at UCLA Luskin Slices Into Post-Election Data
/in NewsThe assembled scholars listened intently, readying their critiques as a stream of researchers from universities large and small took the podium. Over two days, findings from a landmark shared survey […]
Scholars dig into nationwide survey of post-election data at conference
/in NewsThe assembled scholars listened intently, readying their critiques as a stream of researchers from universities large and small took the podium. Over two days, findings from a landmark shared survey […]
In memoriam: Harold Williams, former dean of UCLA Anderson, philanthropist and arts advocate
/in NewsHarold Williams, former dean of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and former UC regent, died July 30 at his home in Santa Ynez, California. He was 89. When Williams […]
