• ABRAMYAN, HOVANNES - habramyan@ucla.edu (B.A., Political Science: University of California-Berkeley, 2005. M.A., Political Science: University of California-Los Angeles, 2010.) Subfield: American Politics, Quantitative Methodology, and Race, Ethnicity and Politics - Political Psychology, Ideology, Intergroup Relations (Conflict and Coalitions), Identity Formation, and Decision Making.
• AKINYEMI, FLORENCE OLUWABUNMI - fakinyemi@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics and Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
• ANDERSON, G. E. - gea [at] ... [dot] ... (MBA,Finance; MA,Asian Studies; MA,Political Science) Subfield: Comparative Politics (East Asia), International Relations, - Enterprise and Financial Market Reform in China; Elite and Factional Politics; Corporate Governance; Sino-US Relations; Post-Communist Reform. ChinaBizGov.blogspot.com
• ASQUER, RAFFAELE - raffasquer@gmail.com (Laurea Specialistica, History, Universita di Pisa / Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa) Subfield: Comparative Politics, American Politics
• ASUNKA, JOSEPH - asunka@ucla.edu (PhD) Subfield: Comparative politics and Methods - My research is about public policy choice. I seek to understand when politicians choose between discretionary and non-discretionary criteria for allocating resources under their control.
• ATKINSON, MATTHEW - matthewa at ucla Subfield: American Politics and Quantitative Methods
• BAE, JOONBUM - jbbae[at]ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations and Methods
• BALL, JASON GARRETT - ballucla@ucla.edu (BA, Political Science and Labor Studies, University of California Los Angeles, 2009. MA, Political Science, University of California Los Angeles, 2012) Subfield: Political Theory and Race, Ethnicity & Politics
• BALLARD, ARON - a.ballard[at]ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations and Comparative Politics - Climate Change, and Environmental Security
• BARBALAT, ARI - aribar1@ucla.edu (*Ph D, University of California at Los Angeles, Political Science (International Relations). Acceptance received April 2008. Entrance Date: September 2008. *University of Chicago, Master's in Middle Eastern Studies. Graduation Date: March 2008. *Honours Bachelor of Arts (With Distinction), University of Toronto, St. George Campus, Trinity College ) Subfield: International Relations & Theory - Research Interests: International Relations Theory; International Relations in Jewish Theology; New Directions in Israeli Foreign Policy; American Grand Strategy; US-Israeli Relations; Middle Eastern Politics; Israel and the Middle East in Comparative Perspective.
• BAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER - cbaylor@ucla.edu (PhD, 2012 MA, 2009) Subfield: American Politics, Methods - Dissertation First to the Party: The Group Origins of Party Transformation Research Interests Parties; Interest Groups; Public Opinion and Voting Behavior; American Political Development; Ideology; Campaigns and Elections
• BHOGAONKER, KRISHNA ANANT - krishnab@ucla.edu (Bachelors Degree with Honors, Political Economy, UC Berkeley.) Subfield: Political Economy & Comparative Politics - Techological change, Service sector transformation, economic development, and Varieties of Capitalism.
• BUNYANUNDA, MAC - mac99@ucla.edu (MA, UCLA; JD, USC; AM, Harvard; BA, UCD) Subfield: International Relations - International relations of South and Southeast Asia; International law and state behavior
• CARLITZ, RUTH DENALI - rcarlitz@ucla.edu (B.S. Economics, Duke University 2004) Subfield: Comparative Politics - Political Economy of Development, African politics, fiscal policy, transparency
• CHAN, JOHANNA - johannayu[at]ucla[dot]edu (University of Chicago - BA in Economics and in International Studies '07, MA in International Relations '08) Subfield: Comparative Politics; Quantitative Methods
• CHENG, CHAO-YO - ccheng11@ucla.edu (BA, Journalism and Political Science, National Chengchi University (Taipei, Taiwan), 2008; MA, Political Science, Columbia University, 2011) Subfield: Comparative Politics; Formal Theory & Quantitative Methods - Authoritarianism, Institutions, Ethnic Politics, and Political Economy of Development
• COMANDON, ANDRE ROBERT LOUIS - acomandon@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, African Politics, Quantitative Methods
• CORDERO, LUISITA - luisita_cordero(at)yahoo.com Subfield: Comparative Politics
• DANIELSON, AARON JOHN - aaronjdanielson@ucla.edu (MA in Economics, New York University 2009; MPP, University of Chicago 2007; BA in Philosophy and Mathematics, Northwestern University 2002) Subfield: Formal Theory, Statistical Methods and Policy Analysis
• DURAZO, MARCO ANTONIO - mdurazo619@gmail.com
• EISENMAN, JOSHUA DAVID - josheisenman@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations - Chinese foreign policy, US-China relations, China-Africa relations
• EKINS, EMILY MCCLINTOCK - emilyekins@ucla.edu (Political Science PhD Graduate Student) Subfield: Political Economy, American Politics, Comparative Politics, Methods - My research focuses on American Politics and American Political Economy. Recent events including the 2008 financial crisis and the response of state and local governments to the crisis have highlighted important areas of future research. My recent work has focused on the recently emergent Tea Party movement which has become an influential force in the midterm elections. I have focused on trying to quantify the beliefs many Tea Party identifiers share and what has primarily driven the Tea Party phenomenon. I have also been studying causes of the 2008 financial crisis. Specifically I am studying the impact of credit rating agency oligopolies propped up through government regulation. Additional research focuses on the impact of economic expectations on political behavior. Specifically, how does ones' expectations of future income mobility affect their political preferences and ultimately for whom they vote. For example, if one has a genuine belief in what many refer to as the "American Dream"--that upward economic mobility is possible--what effect does this have on political preferences and voting. My previous research has focused on campaign spending strategy in the 2008 election, deregulation in the 1970s and 1980s, public opinion, survey research, and quantitative methods.
• FARMER, JOY LEHMAN - jfarmer@ucla.edu
• FAROLE, SAFIA ABUKAR - safiaf@ucla.edu Subfield: Race, Ethnicity, and Politics and Comparative Politics - the comparative politics of identity; public opinion; political communication; political psychology; immigration and integration in Western democracies
• FIALHO, FABRICIO M. - fabriciofialho@ucla.edu (M.A. Political Science, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil (2008). B.A. in Social Sciences, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil (2005)) Subfield: Comparative Politics; Race, Ethnicity and Politics; Quantitative Methods - Political Behavior, Political Psychology, Race and Ethnicity, Gender Relations, Social Capital, Methodology (Data Analysis, Conceptualization, and Measurement).
• FRIBERG, MATTHEW ROBERT - mfriberg@ucla.edu (B.A., Philosophy, Politics, Oberlin College, 2010) Subfield: Political Theory; Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
• FRIEDEL, SYLVIA YU - sylvia.yu@ucla.edu (BS Economics, Wharton School and MGA, UPENN) Subfield: American Politics, Quantitative Methods - Voting behavior, campaigns, elections, and political communications
• GALLAGHER, MEGAN - mgallagher (at) ucla (dot) edu (C.Phil, MA, University of California, Los Angeles | Political Science BA, Vassar College | Political Science & French and Francophone Studies ) Subfield: Political Theory - the history of political thought, especially early modern and modern; cosmopolitanism, nationalism, and patriotism; political passions; politics and literature; politics of language and speech; republican political thought; theories of community; feminist theory
• GARCIA-QUINONES, OLIVIA - ogarcia7@ucla.edu (Doctoral Student in Political Science, University of California Los Angeles. Los Angeles, CA 90024. Major: Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Political Theory and certificate in Women's Studies Master of Arts in Political Science, The University of Arizona. Tucson, AZ, May 2004. Major: American Politics. Thesis: Injury as a Mobilizing Factor in Social Movements. Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Spanish, Beloit College, Beloit, WI December 2001 ) Subfield: Race and Ethnicity Politics, Political Theory, Women - Mobilizing factors within social movements -particularly race and ethnic movements as well as women's movements in the United States. There is an emphasis on U.S. Congress and non-traditional forms of political participation. Current research is on the Violence Against Women Act and its impact on citizenship.
• GARRIDO DE SIERRA, SEBASTIAN - segasi@ucla.edu (M.A. in Political Science, 2009, University of California, Los Angeles) Subfield: Comparative Politics and Methods - My research focuses on the survival and decline of authoritarian dominant party regimes, on Mexican politics (in particular, its transition to democracy) and the commitment problems associated to clientelism. Website: http://segasi.bol.ucla.edu/
• GOODING, CORY CHARLES - cgooding@ucla.edu (Bachelor of Arts 2002, Political Science concentrating in Africana Studies Haverford College Master of Arts 2006, Afro-American Studies University of California - Los Angeles Thesis: "Rastafari: Mobilization of the Mind and the People" Doctor of Philosophy in progress, Political Science University of California - Los Angeles Majors: Race, Ethnicity and Politics & Comparative Politics ) Subfield: Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Comparative Politics - Political Culture American Politics Religion and Politics Caribbean Religion Social Movements Africana Studies Latin American Politics
• GOTTFRIED, MATTHEW STUART - gmatt@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Middle East Politics
• GOWRINATHAN, NIMMI - nimmig4@gmail.com (PhD (June 2012)) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Race Ethnicity and Politics - "How Women Rebel: Gender and Agency in Sri Lanka"
• GREENE, STACEY ANN - sagreene [at] ucla [dot] edu Subfield: Race, Ethnicity & Politics; American Politics
• GRINDLIFE, STONEGARDEN - sgrindlife[at]ucla[dot]edu (BA, Philosophy, Political Science [Purdue, 2000] MA, Government [Georgetown, 2006]) Subfield: American Politics: Congress, Speaking Strategies, Textual Analysis of Legislative Proceedings, Omnibus Legislation, Legislative Effective Dates, Appropriations Process, Party and Member Strategies, Agenda Setting, Congressional Rules, and Committee Assignments.
  
  Political Theory: 19th and Early 20th Century Existential and Continental Philosophy, Hegel, Marx, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Sartre, and de Beauvoir.
  
  International Relations: Post-World War II U.S. Foreign Policy. - Factors contributing to inclusion of annual appropriations bills in the omnibus bill; Credit-claiming and blame-avoidance techniques manifest in legislation packages (including omnibus appropriations); Issue framing; Party strategies in committee assignments (particularly comparing specially-elected members to their freshman counterparts); Committee seat values; Party strategies in the restriction (on time and/or amendments) on the consideration of legislation provided for in House Rules Resolutions; Textual, audio, and video analysis of speech acts on the House and Senate floors (and, to a lesser extent, in Committee).
• GUADAMUZ, MARIA ELENA - mguadamu@ucla.edu The Politics of Fiscal Policy in Latin America
• GUTIERREZ , MARISOL R. - mrgutierrez@ucla.edu Subfield: Race, Ethnicity and Politics; Comparative - Transnational Immigration, Indigenous Politics, Citizenship
• HAN, KYUNG JOON - kjhan@ucla.edu (B.A. International Relations, Seoul National University (1999) M.A. International Relations, Seoul National University (2001) M.A. Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles (2007)) Subfield: CP&IR(IPE) - Comparative Politics, Comparative Political Institutions, International Political Economy, Globalization, World Politics, International Migration
• HENDLIN, YOGI HALE - yhendlin@ucla.edu Subfield: Environmental Political Theory and Policy, Political Philosophy, International Relations
• HIRSCH, RONI HANNA - ronihirsch@ucla.edu (MA, Jewish Philosophy, Tel Aviv University; BA, Interdisciplinary Program, Tel Aviv University) Subfield: Political Theory, History and Philosophy of Science - History and epistemology of statistics and probability; social theories of risk; systems theory; instrumental rationality
• HONG, JI YEON - clarah10@ucla.edu (M.A. Political Science, Seoul National University (2009) B.A. Political Science, Seoul National University (2007)) Subfield: American Politics & Political Methodology
• ICHPEKOVA, DIANA VLADIMIROVA - dichpekova@ucla.edu (C.Phil., Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, Spring 2010; M.A., Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, Spring 2009; B.Sc., Economics & Politics (with First Class Honors), University of Bristol, U.K., 2007.) Subfield: American Politics, Quantitative Methods, Comparative Politics.
• JACKSON, GALEN - gjack@ucla.edu (University of Chicago (M.A., International Relations, 2010); Williams College (B.A., History and Political Science, 2009)) Subfield: International Relations, Comparative Politics
• JU, ANGELA - angelaju@ucla.edu (C.Phil. Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 2010 M.A. Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 2009 ) Subfield: Comparative Immigration Studies - Race/Ethnicity, Gender, International Migration and Politics in North and South America; Political Sociology; Mixed-Methods Research Designs; Urban Politics; Law & Inequality
• KAO, KRISTEN ELAINE - kristenkao@ucla.edu (B.A. International Studies- Political Science and History, UC San Diego, 2005.) Subfield: Comparative politics, International Relations, Race & Ethnicity - Islam and politics, Muslim identity, US foreign policy in the Middle East
• KELLOGG, ANITA RENDA - arkellogg@ucla.edu (M.A., Social Science: University of Chicago, 2007. B.A., International Relations: Hendrix College, 2001. ) Subfield: International Relations and Quantitative Methods - Economic Interdependence and Interstate Conflict, International Political Economy, East Asian Relations
• KIM, JULIA HYEYONG - juliakim@ucla.edu (B.A. University of California, San Diego (2001)) Subfield: Comparative, Political Economy, Methods - Third World Development Political Economy
• KONE, MZILIKAZI ASHAKI - mkone@ucla.edu Subfield: Race, Ethnicity and Politics
• KOO, BON SANG - bsk245@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics (Distributive Politics) / Methods (Bayesian Statistics)
• KOPPEL, WILLIAM EDWARD - bkpoleco@ucla.edu (B.A., political science, Duke University, 1986. M.A., political science, Northwestern University, 1990.) Subfield: International relations, comparative politics, political economy, institutional economics, contract economics, law and economics. - Rational foundations of military strategy and grand strategy. Origins of international legal order and institutions. Hegemonic stability and instability. State-building after civil wars: prerequisites and sequencing. Modeling conflict initiation, management, and resolution.
• KOTIN, DANIEL - dkotin (at) ucla (dot) edu Subfield: Comparative Politics / Quantitative Methods
• KRAMON, ERIC JONATHAN - kramon@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics - political transitions, democratic development, political economy, African politics
• LACOUR, MICHAEL JULES - mjlacour@gmail.com (B.A. Government, The University of Texas at Austin (Summa Cum Laude)) Subfield: American Politics, Quantitative Methods- mass political behavior, public opinion, political communication, media, advertising, campaigns and elections.
• LATIMER, TREVOR - tlatimer@ucla.edu Subfield: Political Theory - distributive justice, egalitarianism, justification; Hobbes; participatory democratic theory
• LAW, R. BRIAN - rbrianlaw [at] gmail [dawt] com Subfield: American Politics
• LEARY, SARAH - leary{at}ucla{dot}edu (M.A., UCLA, 2008 B.A., Carleton College, 2004 Major Field: Political Science/International Relations Concentration: Political Economy) Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Methodology
• LEE, YUJUNG JULIA - yjlee5@ucla.edu Subfield: comparative politics
• LEVIN, DOV H. - dovlvn@ucla.edu, dovlvn@yahoo.com (B.A. Political Science & Jewish History- Univ. of Haifa 2004 (Summa Cum Laude in both majors) M.A. Political Science(IR specialization)-Univ. of Haifa 2007 (Summa Cum Laude) ) Subfield: International Relations - IR theory,Interventions, Regional War and Peace,Terrorism
• LIM, DANIEL KIBUM - danielklim@ucla.edu (B.S. Mechanical Engineering & International Studies, Yale University (2006)) Subfield: immigration, diaspora, ethnic politics
• MAGYAR, ZSUZSANNA BLANKA - zmagyar@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics
• MAHDAVI, PAASHA - paasha@ucla.edu (B.A. Economics, Columbia University (2006) M.A. International Policy, Stanford University (2009) Ph.D. Political Science, UCLA) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Quantitative Methods - Natural resource politics
• MAJDI CLARK, PARISSA - parimajdi@yahoo.com (B.A. UCLA: Political Science/ Spanish Lit M.A. CUNY- City College: Secondary Education) Subfield: Race and Ethnicity Politics/ Political Theory - Puerto Rican Political Identity, The Third World Left, Political Ambiguity, Racial Solidarity, Postcolonial Thought
• MENCHACA, MARCOS - menchaca@ucla.edu (B.A. Political Science, University of Texas at San Antonio, 2004. M.S. Economics, University of Texas at Austin, 2007.) Subfield: American politics (distributive politics, presidential elections, electoral competition); formal theory (probabilistic voting models, game theory)
• MINER, CHRIS - ch.miner@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics
• MORSEMAN, STEPHEN - smorseman@ucla.edu (B.A. Political Science, SUNY New Paltz, 2009) Subfield: Comparative Politics and Methodology
• MUELLER, LISA - lmmueller@ucla.edu (B.A. Pomona College (Politics, French)) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Quantitative Methods - African Politics
• N. NYECK, S. - sngonye1@ucla.edu (-B.A. Swarthmore College,PA in Political Science and Comparative Literature (High Honors). -A.A. LaGCC, NY in International Studies (Honors). ) Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Political Theory - Public procurement, public-private partnership, international development aid, contract theory, empirical legal research, sexuality and politics.
• NELSON, CHAD ELKINS - cenelson@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations, Comparative Politics
• NOBREGA, JOSUE LIMA - josuenobrega@ucla.edu (B.A Social Sciences- University of Sao Paulo (2004) M.S with honors - Political Science - University of Sao Paulo (2007) Phd Political Science - University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Political Economy, Political Theory: Latin American Political Institutions; Institutional Development; Constitutional Choices and Changes; Institutions and Development; Political and Economic Reforms; Democratic Theory
• NUNES, FELIPE - felipenunes@ucla.edu (M.A. Political Science - UCLA (2011); M.A. Political Science - UFMG (2009)) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Methodology - My research interests are on the effects of political institutions on elite behavior in Latin American countries. I am also interested on the political economy of distributive politics in presidential systems.
• O'NEIL, SIOBHAN - siobhanoneil@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations - Political Violence, Terrorism, National Security
• OCAMPO, ANGELA X. - angelaxocampo@ucla.edu (B.A. Ethnic Studies, Honors and International Relations: Politics, Cultures and Identities, Brown University, 2010.) Subfield: Race, Ethnicity and Politics; American Politics.
• OLIVEIRA, LUCIO - luciooliveira@ucla.edu (- Doctoral Student: expected degree in 2015 - MA in Social Psychology - Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) - BA in Psychology - Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)) Subfield: (1st) Race, Ethnicity and Politics / (2nd) Comparative Politics - - Sports Mega-Events and Socio-Spatial Inequality in Rio de Janeiro 2000's - Soul Music and Political Resistance Under Brazilian Authoritarian Rule in Rio de Janeiro (1976-1979) - Living in the Racial Domain of Whites: Social Representation of Whiteness in Salvador,BA-Brazil
• PALLEY, STEPHEN J - spall@ucla.edu (BA Dartmouth College, History, 2003 (Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta, Kappa) MA U. Chicago, International Relations, 2007 (Honors) ) Subfield: International relations, security studies, comparative politics, food security, international development
• PARADISE, JAMES FARRINGTON - paradise@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations, Comparative Politics - East Asia
• PARIS, JEFFREY J - jjparis@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations - Crime, Conflict, and Natural Resources; Latin American Politics - Crime, Illicit Markets, Natural Resource Politics and Conflicts, Latin American Politics
• PATTERSON, SHAWN THOMAS - shawnpattersonjr@gmail.com Subfield: American Politics & Methodology
• POLIQUIN, ETIENNE - poliquin {at} ucla.edu (B.A., York; M.Sc., London School of Economics; LL.M., Montreal; C.Phil, UCLA) Subfield: International Relations, Formal Theory, Quantitative Methods - International commitments, international law and institutions, diplomacy, strategic bargaining, alliances
• PONCE, ALBERT - albertponce@ucla.edu (B.A. Political Science & Chicano Studies 2007, University of California, Berkeley) Subfield: Political Theory & Race,Ethnicity, and Politics - History of Political Thought, Politics of Immigration & Citizenship, Social Movements, Postcolonial Thought, and Critical Theory.
• PONOMARENKO, IRINA GENNADIEVNA - ponomar@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations
• RAMOS, ANTONIO PEDRO - tomramos@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics and Political Methodology
• RIZKALLAH, AMANDA THERESE - amanda.rizkallah@ucla.edu (B.A. UCLA Political Science) Subfield: Comparative Politics (Middle East, political oppositions in authoritarian regimes) and Quantitative Methods
• ROBERTS, TYSON - tyson.roberts@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Political Economy
• ROBINETTE, KATHRYN ANN - krobinette@ucla.edu (BA, Philosophy, Vassar College (2006)) Subfield: Political Theory
• RODRIGUEZ, GILDA M. - gildar@ucla.edu (A.B., Feminist and Gender Studies and French, Bryn Mawr College, 2007 M.A, Political Science, UCLA, 2009 C.Phil., Political Science, UCLA, 2010) Subfield: Political Theory; Race, Ethnicity, and Politics - Citizenship, Transnationalism, Political Subjectivity, Immigration, Indigenous Politics, Feminist Theory, Critical Race Theory
• RODRIGUEZ, JAVIER M. - javier.rodriguez@ucla.edu (Ph.D. in Political Science, 2012 (Expected) University of California, Los Angeles 1st Major: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity (Political Psychology) 2nd Major: Methodology (Formal and Quantitative Methods) M.A. in Political Science, 2009 University of California, Los Angeles M.A. in Political Science, 2007 Arizona State University, Tempe B.A. in History, 2005 University of Nebraska, Lincoln Completed 6 years of coursework in Engineering, 1993-1999 Universidad de La Sabana, Bogotá, Colombia Summer Institute in Political Psychology, Summer 2008 Stanford University) Subfield: Political Psychology. Health Politics and Social Epidemiology. The Politics of Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration. Research Methods. - Social Epidemiology and Politics. The Consequences of Racial Health Inequalities on Political Processes. The Political Effects of Social, Psychological, and Biological Adaptability in Immigrant and Black Communities in the USA. Regression Analysis and Structural Equation Modeling (Sample Selectivity, Counterfactual Analysis, Sensitivity Analysis, Truncation by Death). Dissertation: "The effects of mortality and health inequalities over disparities in political behavior"
• SARBAHI, ANOOP K. - sarbahi@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics, Methodology and International Relations - Civil wars, counter insurgency, post-conflict transition and state rebuilding, electoral dynamics and political violence, democratization and democratic processes, and political economy of inter-group and inter-regional disparities.
• SCHULMAN, ALEX - alex19@ucla.edu (B.A. English (w/ Honors) Brown University, 2003) Subfield: Political Theory and International Relations - Secular "grand narrative" theories after the French Revolution: Marxism, Nietzsche, Freud, Darwinism. War and peace, history (and future) of American political debate.
• SHAH, SEEMA KIRAN - skshah23@ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics and Race, Ethnicity & Politics
• SHIN, JAE HYEOK - jaehshin@gmail.com (Ph.D. in Political Science, 2011) Subfield: Comparative Politics; Quantitative Methods & Formal Theory - Electoral Systems; elections; parties; party systems; legislative politics; new democracies; East and Southeast Asia; redistributive politics; executive-legislative relations; political and economic development; research methods in social science
• SHRODE, J. ROBERT - jrshrode@ucla.edu Subfield: American Politics, Methods - Campaigns, Advertising, and Public Opinion
• SIRCAR, ALTHEA (THEA) RANI - sircar [at] ucla [dot] edu (A.B. Political Science [Comparative Politics and International Relations] - Duke University 2005; M.A. Asian Studies [South Asia] - Cornell University 2007; M.A. Political Science - UCLA 2011.) Subfield: Political Theory; Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
• SPENCE, MATTHEW J - mspence {at} ucla (B.A. (2004) University of California, Berkeley -- Political Science and Economics M.A. (2007) University of California, Los Angeles -- Political Science) Subfield: Comparative Politics, International Relations - Comparative Political Economy, Distributive Politics, The Political Determinants of the Provision of Local Public Goods, International Political Economy, Globalization
• STEIN, ELIZABETH A - eastein@uno.edu (Ph.D. Political Science, UCLA, August 2008 M.A. Political Science, UCLA, March 2003 M.S. Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University, December 1997 B.A. Journalism & Mass Communication and International Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, May 1995 ) Subfield: Comparative Politics and Quantitative Methods - Latin America, Comparative Political Behavior, Collective Action and Political Mobilization, Political Communication and Media Studies, Public Opinion, Crime & Corruption, Government Accountability, Political Leaders, Development
• STERLING, REBEKAH - rs1 at ucla dot edu Subfield: Political Theory - Movement and place within modern political thought; History of political thought (esp. early modern and modern); continental philosophy; democratic theory; race and politics; feminist theory; philosophy of political inquiry. Specific research interests: movement, place, and "the political"; political thought and travel narratives, esp. early modern; the people, publics, movements, crowds, and mobs; politics and aesthetics; immigration and refugee politics; comparative history of migration and mobility
• SUH, JAEKWON - jaekwon@ucla.edu Subfield: CP, IPE & Quantitative Method
• TALUKDAR, MONIDEEPA - moni.talukdar@ucla.edu Subfield: Political Theory, REP - modern & contemporary political theory; critical social theory; political action, judgment, responsibility; citizenship and civil society; South Asian history and politics; social movements and transitions
• TARMAN, CHRISTOPHER - ctarman@ucla.edu (M.A. Political Science, University of Delaware 1998; B.A. Political Science, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 1993.) Subfield: American Politics & Quantitative Methods (Public Opinion, Voting Behavior, Racial & Ethnic Politics)
• TAYLOR, LIZA - lizataylor@ucla.edu (BA Philosophy/Political Science, Union College 2003; MSc Political Theory, LSE 2004; MSc Gender, LSE 2005) Subfield: Political Theory; Gender; Race, Ethnicity & Politics - My research focuses on the intersection of contemporary political theory and poststructuralist feminist theory, including engagements with postcolonial theory, critical race theory, multiculturalism and gender epistemology.
• TREMBLAY, PINAR KIZIR - pkizir@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations, Quantitative Methods - Islam and foreign policy in Turkey
• TROJAN, CODY - codytrojan@ucla.edu Subfield: Political Theory, American Politics - Contemporary Political Theory, Historical of Political Thought, American Political Development
• UNDURRAGA, BELTRAN - bundurraga@ucla.edu (MA Political Science, 2009 - UCLA BA Sociology, 2005; BA Philosophy, 2007 - Universidad Catolica de Chile ) Subfield: Political Theory
• VELASQUEZ, MAURICIO - mvel[at]ucla[dot]edu
• VILAN, ANDREA - avilan@ucla.edu Subfield: International Relations and Methods
• WAINFAN, KATHRYN TANYA - kwainfan@ucla.edu (BA, Political Science, University of Michigan 2010; MSc, International Relations, London School of Economics, 2011) Subfield: Comparative Politics and Methods
• WEINSTEIN, LAURA ANN - lweinst{at}ucla.edu Subfield: Comparative Politics (African Politics) - Democracy,Institutions, Political Economy of Development, Agriculture
• WELDZIUS, RYAN - rweldzius@ucla.edu (B.A., Political Science, DePaul University; M.A., Politics, NYU; M.Sc., Economics, Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin) Subfield: Political Economy and Methods - International Trade and Agrarian Reform
• WILLARD-FOSTER, MELISSA MARGARET - willardm at ucla dot edu Subfield: International Relations, Comparative Politics - Security, military occupations, terrorism, conflict & cooperation
• WILLIAMS, ZACHARY CHANCE GILL - zchancew@ucla.edu (B.A., Politics, Philosophy, and Global Economics, University of California Santa Cruz 2008) Subfield: Political Theory, REP - Field Paper #1: Hobbesian Obligation Rematerialized Field Paper #2: Force and Understanding
• YANAI, YUKI - yanai{at}ucla.edu (C.Phil. Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 2009; M.A. Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 2008; B.A. Political Science, Waseda University, 2005.) Subfield: Comparative Politics, Political Economy, Quantitative Methods

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