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Careers in a Globalizing World
Join the Burkle Center for their first virtual international career panel! *** This panel is part of a series of events held during UCLA's International Education Week. It is distinct from […]
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Global Movements Against Racial Capitalism: Conversations across Latin America and Asia and the Pacific
How are struggles against anti-black racism in the United States connected to a longer history of global movements against racial capitalism? This event features two distinguished scholars who will discuss […]
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The President and Immigration Law
Please join us in a conversation online with the book authors of The President and Immigration Law. Who controls American immigration policy? The biggest immigration controversies of the last decade have all […]
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GPA@Luskin Presents: Peace Corps and State Department Opportunities
Jason Vorderstrasse from the State Dept. & Jeffrey Janis from the Peace Corps will discuss international careers in the U.S. government. Jason Vorderstrasse is the U.S. Department of State Diplomat […]
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GPA IPP Summer Fellowship Orientation
zoomADVANCING GOVERNANCE INDICATOR SYSTEMS: THE 2022 CONFERENCE
Mon: Public Affairs Building, Room 2355. Tues: Kerckhoff Hall, Grand SalonTEST: Berggruen and Luslkin are collaborting on a conference to share a new method of tracking governance quality.
Book Launch and Discussion: Hope Over Fate
2343 Public Affairs BuildingPeace Corps + State Department Panel
2343 Public Affairs BuildingPerloff Lecture Series: Patrick Sharkey, Princeton University
Public Affairs Building, Room 2355 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesPlease join us for Patrick Sharkey, Princeton University (Sociology) for their talk titled: "Land of Velvet Ropes: How American Inequality is Laid out in Space"
Perloff Lecture Series: Jonathan Rodden, Stanford University
Public Affairs Building, Room 2355 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesPlease join us for Jonathan Rodden, Stanford University talk: "Political Geography, Representation, and Polarization"
