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Hammer Museum hosts expert panel on 2016 election results
/in NewsLynn Vavreck, UCLA professor of political science and communication studies, pointed out three numbers she thought highlighted the closeness of the election: 77,000, the total votes needed in Wisconsin, Michigan […]
Who, us? Kremlin says it doesn’t engage in ‘kompromat,’ but history suggests otherwise
/in NewsKompromat “has been a staple feature of Russia’s politics since at least the early 1990s,” said Daniel Treisman, a professor of political science at UCLA, whose work focuses on Russian politics […]
Getting a global grip on gasoline taxes
/in NewsWhen 195 nations joined to fight climate change in the 2015 Paris Agreement, leaders hailed the occasion as “historic” and “a tremendous victory.” Others sounded notes of caution. Agreements and […]
Stealing Elections Is All in the Game
/in NewsDistinguished historian Marc Trachtenberg, professor emeritus at UCLA, thinks all this outrage is naive, and evidence of a clear double standard. In the following guest column, he provides some historical […]
What will Ghanaians expect from their new president?
/in NewsBy Sarah Brierley and George Ofosu; doctoral candidates in political science at UCLA.
Bernie Sanders 2016 ad ‘happiest,’ ‘most hopeful,’ study says
/in News“By far, Mr. Sanders’s ‘America’ was the ad from 2016 that made … raters the happiest and the most hopeful,” UCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck wrote Friday in the New […]
NPR – Fidel Castro’s Legacy On Race Relations In Cuba And Abroad, Professor Mark Sawyer
/in NewsLate Cuban leader Fidel Castro leaves behind a complicated legacy both in his home country and abroad. Professor Mark Sawyer of UCLA looks at how his views on race affected […]
Professor Daniel Treisman – Deal with Russia, But Don’t Be Too Eager
/in NewsTrump’s eagerness to meet with Putin put Moscow in the driver’s seat. Editor’s Note: The following is part of a multi-part symposium commissioned by the National Interest and Carnegie Corporation of New York. […]
Political Science alum among California’s newest members of Congress
/in NewsRep.-Elect Nanette Barragan Education: UCLA, political science B.A. 2000; USC, J.D. 2005 Career:Lawyer Political history: Hermosa Beach City Council, 2013-15. Hermosa Beach mayor, 2015 Barragán beat Sen. Isadore Hall (D-Compton) in the race to replace Rep. […]
