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Political science professor Lynn Vavreck said she enjoys the challenge that comes with studying political advertising and campaigns. “I really like taking my time, digging into a puzzle and trying […]
When it comes to the international pattern of corruption, the beginning of wisdom is to know how little we know. I have been studying the topic for almost 20 years, […]
Apparently, “playing the woman card” doesn’t help Hillary Clinton nearly as much as Donald Trump playing-the-playing-the-woman-card hurts Donald Trump.
Donald Trump thinks Hillary Clinton is playing “the women’s card.” But evidence suggests that if anything is making gender a potent issue in this campaign, it’s Mr. Trump’s words, not Mrs. Clinton’s.
Politics and media experts from UCLA and Vanderbilt University will provide a data-backed understanding of commercials’ persuasiveness and effectiveness with SpotCheck, a new approach to rating political ads. A website […]
Betty Porto, who has a master’s degree in political science from UCLA and was aiming to become a lawyer before deciding to join the family business. “You can’t just come […]
United States National Security Advisor Susan Rice speaks with a group of UCLA students, who were invited to meet the high-ranking government official. The students represented a range of schools […]
In a New York Times article two weeks ago, a UCLA political science professor cited recent research that found “partisans surprisingly willing to discriminate against people who are not members […]
“While California has a large share of Latino registered voters in the Democratic primary, they tend to also be young, which may mean they are equally compelled by Sanders,” said […]
