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On Friday, April 25 the UCLA Department of Political Science, the UCLA School of Law, and the Office of Information Technology brought together thought leaders to discuss critical privacy and […]
Discourse, Dictators and Democrats… by Prof. Richard Anderson studies the interrelation between political language and dictatorship, beginning with the former Soviet Union. Click here to read more.
Prof. Emeritus Edmond Keller told USA Today that Nigerians saw most low-intensity terrorism as commonplace until the recent dramatic kidnapping of some 300 school-age girls. To watch the interview, please […]
Daniel Treisman, an expert on Russia’s political and economic affairs, recently sat down with CCTV-America anchor Phillip Yin to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and its impact on the […]
Prof. Dan Treisman offered CNN.com readers insight into the Russian president’s apparent about-face in the Ukraine since 2004. The article was featured on CNN.com. To read the full article, click […]
Reflecting on the processes of nation-building and citizenship formation in Africa, Edmond J. Keller believes that although some deep parochial identities have eroded, they have not disappeared and may be […]
William Peris, a 44-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran, uses his experience in his work as a teaching assistant and his studies as a graduate political science student. To read more […]
Edmond Keller, a research professor in political science, director of UCLA’s Globalization Research Center–Africa and former director of UCLA’s James S. Coleman African Studies Center, was interviewed Friday by KQED-88.5 […]
Prof. Barry O’Neill contrasted today’s government perspective on international peace agreements with the views of Franklin and Jefferson – in Sunday’s L.A. Times op-ed section. Read the piece here.
Lynn Vavreck and co-author Johns Sides publish “The Gamble” with an alternate theory of President Obama’s re-election, questioning conventional wisdom. Read the Newsroom article here.
