Haotian (Barney) Chen
American Politics: political economy, political behavior, elections Methodology: causal inference, machine learning
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American Politics: political economy, political behavior, elections Methodology: causal inference, machine learning
I am an International Relations Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Los Angeles. My scholarship focuses on international law, human rights, political violence, and international organizations, with a particular focus on the politics of preventing and punishing mass atrocities. My research examines how international institutions document violence, attribute […]
I am a PhD Student in the UCLA Department of Political Science. My research focuses on local and urban politics generally, and particularly on the politics of housing. Using observational, survey, and field experimental approaches, my research investigates both the upstream reasons why voters often oppose new housing developments near them, especially racial motivations, as […]
I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science at the University of California, Los Angeles. My research investigates how voters behave and how officials translate voters’ preferences into public policy in local and state politics in the United States. My dissertation — The Supply and Demand of Municipal Policy in a Polarized Era — asks […]
Political economy of development, NGOs, and computational methods
Political Economy of development, Finance & Politics
The Department of Political Science at UCLA is proud to announce that one of our graduating seniors, Diego Sarmiento, was awarded a 2024 Truman Scholarship. The purpose of the Truman Scholarship is to invest in outstanding leadership potential that can include careers in government or the nonprofit sector, and in academic excellence. A Truman Scholar […]
