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PoliSci Alumna Awarded Nobel Prize

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In 2009 the Department of Political Science celebrates eighty-nine years of teaching, research and public service within one of the nation's finest universities. Instruction in Political Science began on September 14, 1920 with a staff of one assistant professor, Dr. Charles E. Martin, offering three year-long courses (Comparative Government, U.S. Foreign Policy, and International Law).

Today the department is among the best in the country. The most recent ranking by the highly respected National Research Council ranks us nationally in the top ten. Among the department's many strengths, we have gained notable distinction in political economy, comparative politics including the politics of developing nations, and political theory. Click Here to see more...

 

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PoliSci Alumna Awarded Nobel Prize 10-14-2009
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Edmond J. Keller is Professor and Chair of UCLA Political Science Department, Director of the UCLA Globalization Research Center-Africa,  former Director of the James S. Coleman African Studies Center at the University of California-Los Angeles, and recent recipient of the 2008 ASA Distinguished Africanist Award. He specializes in comparative politics with an emphasis on Africa. Click here to read more...

A complete list of the UCLA Political Science Faculty is available on-line.

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Specializing in Political Theory, Steve On is advised by Carole Pateman.  His dissertation undertakes a systematic critique of multiculturalism and human rights.  In addition to these areas of interest, On’s research cuts across: Gender Studies, Immigration Policy, Cultural Studies, and Ethnic Studies.  In short, On is committed to interdisciplinarity.  Some of his research has appeared in political theory journals and international relations journals.

A complete list of the UCLA Political Science Graduate Students is available on-line.
 
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