Gilens on the Role of Money in U.S. Elections
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U.S. policy has shifted in ways beneficial to business, owners and the rich, and harmful to the middle class and to the poor.
Young people are civically engaged but face barriers to political participation such as registering and voting.
UCLA expert says compressed timelines for delivering transportation services and infrastructure can constrain procurement choices.
Crime, especially gun crime, on transit is part of a larger nationwide issue, says the UCLA Luskin transit safety expert.
“Pay on exit” plan is a fair and efficient way to repair the city’s broken sidewalks, the UCLA expert says.
The bill, SB 299, could increase civic engagement among young people and Black, Latino, and Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
State efforts to exert influence on local law enforcement garner criticism.
Democracy’s defenders must adopt a realistic, evidence-based mindset amid challenge to conventional wisdom.
Second book of poetry by the 97-year-old UCLA Luskin emeritus professor of social welfare takes a fresh look at life through interior, family and public worlds.
A proposed minimum wage hike to $18 an hour is “underwhelming,” the UCLA expert says.
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