Testing the Effectiveness of Big Government
The Berggruen Governance Index has devised a cross-country analysis to measure countries’ capacity to serve their people.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Schools and Heat: An Extreme Challenge
UCLA Luskin’s V. Kelly Turner weighs in on ways to protect students from the health risks of rising temperatures.
Affordable Housing Aspirations and Hurdles
Turning campaign promises into real progress requires “making housing more allowable in more places,” UCLA Luskin’s Michael Lens says.
A Celebratory Welcome to UCLA Luskin The entire School community gathers to make connections and launch the new academic year
The entire School community gathers to make connections and launch the new academic year.
Gilens Book Honored for Its Enduring Influence
The American Political Science Association recognizes “Why Americans Hate Welfare” for its lasting impact on our understanding of public opinion, race and policy.
A Decline in Student Victimization, Even in Areas of Conflict
A study of Jewish and Arab elementary schools in Israel from 2008 to 2019 showed a marked decline in physical, emotional, social and cyber-based violence.
Fairlie on Trend Toward ‘Pint-Size Startups’
New business ventures are hiring fewer staffers than in previous eras, which has rewards and risks, the UCLA Luskin economist says.
Astor on Common Traits of School Shooters
Many seek to sow terror not just on one campus but across the country, he says.
Terriquez on the Gen Z Push to Get Out the Vote
“Elections matter to their everyday lives, to the lives of their families, their communities,” says UCLA’s Veronica Terriquez, who researches youth voting trends.
Propelling L.A. Transit in New Directions
Upcoming mega-events including the Olympics, World Cup and Super Bowl create opportunities for lasting improvements to the region’s public transit.
