Santos Sees Developmental Science Through Intersectional Lens
New faculty member in UCLA Luskin Social Welfare co-edits special volume of academic journal.
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Entries by Stan Paul
Joint MPP/JD Student Argues in Federal Court
Taylor de Laveaga presents First Amendment case before U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit.
Matute Comments on State Debate Over Driving Limits and Climate Change
Juan Matute, deputy director of the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies, commented in a story on the California Air Resources Board’s efforts to reduce daily driving, or vehicle miles traveled (VMT), as a way to curb greenhouse gas …
Taylor Comments on Elon Musk’s Plan for High-Speed Rail Tunnel in Chicago
Professor Brian Taylor of UCLA Luskin Urban Planning is quoted in a CNBC web story about Elon Musk’s Boring Company and its contract for a faster transportation link between busy downtown Chicago and O’Hare Airport. The plan is opposed by …
Before the Caps and Gowns
As graduation looms, UCLA Luskin students must polish, perfect and present their projects and research results
Shoup’s New Book Is Reviewed by Planetizen
“Parking and the City,” a follow-up to Don Shoup’s 2005 publication, “The High Cost of Free Parking” was reviewed recently on the planning-related Planetizen website. “More than just providing an abridged version of ‘The High Cost of …
Diaz Comments on Latino Voting Trends in California
Sonja Diaz, founding director of the Latino Policy & Politics Initiative, commented on Latino voting trends after the California primary election during a KNX radio broadcast. Latino voters appeared to have “bucked the trend and turned in ballots …
Pierce Joins Radio Show to Discuss Discolored Drinking Water in Compton
Luskin Center for Innovation researcher Gregory Pierce commented in a recent KPCC “Take Two” broadcast about a lawsuit filed by Compton residents complaining about discolored drinking water supplied by Sativa, a small local water district serving the area.
Risks and Resiliencies of the Affordable Care Act
In journal article, UCLA Luskin’s Mark A. Peterson compares the health care act’s “political vulnerability and resiliency” with the repeal of the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act.
‘Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable’ In commencement address, Riverside Mayor Rusty Bailey issues a call to action to more than 200 change agents from Public Policy, Social Welfare and Urban Planning
In commencement address, Riverside Mayor Rusty Bailey issues a call to action to more than 200 change agents from Public Policy, Social Welfare and Urban Planning
