Sanford Jacoby, distinguished professor emeritus of public policy at UCLA Luskin, commented in a front-page New York Times article about the remarkably egalitarian employee profit-sharing program offered by Sears in its heyday. Before it was phased out in the …
Public Policy’s Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld is part of UCLA team awarded $940,000 to develop cutting-edge tools to evaluate vast amounts of social and mass media data.
Just a month into the new academic year, 90 students have declared the pre-major and dozens more have reached out to learn about the ambitious program.
If Proposition 6 passes, California would lose $100 billion in transportation revenue by 2040, says report co-authored by Martin Wachs.
Jorge Ramos’ personal warmth and rousing words energize his young admirers
UCLA Luskin Public Policy Professor Mark A. Peterson engaged with citizens on the other side of the country during a forum on health care policy this summer. Peterson spoke at the inaugural “Egghead Evening,” organized by the Lincoln County Democratic …
In an opinion piece for Capitol Weekly, JR DeShazo, director of the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation (LCI), demonstrated that California’s pioneering climate policies are driving environmental and economic progress. Published on the eve of the Global Climate Action …
Randall Akee, associate professor of public policy at UCLA Luskin, wrote an opinion article about the federal government’s family separation policy at the U.S.-Mexico border, noting, “It’s on each of us to realize that what we’re seeing is history …
In a Vice story about the black market for pot, which in many ways is more profitable than the now-legalized marijuana industry, UCLA Luskin Public Policy lecturer Brad Rowe commented that Los Angeles has made cannabis regulation too complicated. Rowe …
The Social Welfare professor is named to the Board of Scientific Counselors, a panel of experts that will guide the federal government’s efforts to improve public health.
