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My research interests include interest group activity, political socialization, and voting rights. I’m primarily interested in how American political institutions drive racialization. My primary body of work examines how interest groups who want to institutionalize electoral advantages operate. I am also interested in demographic change, mapmaking, and immigration.
Ryan Guth (they/them) is a graduate student studying American Political Science. Ryan received their BA at UC Berkeley and began graduate school in 2022 at UCLA. Their research interests include American Institutions, Congressional Rules, Elite Polarization, LGBTQIA+ issues and the Politics of Religion. Their upcoming paper “The Filibuster Before Green Eggs and Ham” seeks to […]
My research focuses on intergroup relations, prejudice reduction, discrimination, and political behavior. As a comparativist, I study these topics in multiple contexts, including India, Rwanda, Israel/Palestine, and the United States. My work has been funded by various centers and initiatives throughout UCLA, including the Bedari Kindness Institute, the Initiative to Study Hate, the Luskin Center […]
José Gloria is a political economist and PhD Candidate in Political Science at UCLA. He holds an MA in Economics from UC Santa Barbara, an MSc in Economics from the University of Queensland, and a BSc in Financial Economics from the University of Toronto. He has lived and worked across Canada, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, […]
