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Discussion: Contested Transformation -- Race, Gender, and Political Leadership in Early 21st Century America
Professor Pei-te Lien
University of California, Santa Barbara
Professor Sarah Anderson is APSA's member of the month
Professor Sarah Anderson, Political Science Affiliate (Bren School), is the American Political Science Association's member of the month. Professor Anderson specializes in Environmental Politics and serves as the chair of the Science, Technology, and Environmental Politics section of APSA.
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CANCELLED: Research Seminar: Measuring Immigrant Integration
THIS RESEARCH SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED FOR A FUTURE DATE.
Continue Reading CANCELLED: Research Seminar: Measuring Immigrant IntegrationEnvironmental Politics: Department Focus
UCSB is one of the best places in the world to study Environmental Politics. The team of political scientists, which consists of seven faculty and several graduate students, makes up one of the largest groups studying environmental politics at any US university.
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CANCELLED: Why Muslim Integration Fails in Christian-Heritage Societies
THIS TALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED FOR A FUTURE DATE.
Continue Reading CANCELLED: Why Muslim Integration Fails in Christian-Heritage SocietiesWhen do Leaders Free-Ride?
Matthew Fuhrmann
Associate Professor of International Relations
Texas A&M University
2016 Carnegie Fellow
Ph.D. Alumna Jessica Feezell Publishes in Washington Post's Monkey Cage
Ph.D. Alumna Jessica Feezell's article "Does arguing about politics turn young people off?" was published in the Washington Post's Monkey Cage.
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Rebel Diplomacy in Civil War: What do We Know and What Should We Know about Rebel Non-Violence?
Roundtable Discussion
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