Matute on Downsizing of E-Scooter Companies
Reports that Lime is pulling out of a dozen cities worldwide illustrate challenges for low-speed mobility options.
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Recording Classes Diminishes Learning Environment, Villasenor Argues
To protect student privacy and encourage open dialogue, he does not permit recording in his classes.
Citizens United Ruling Was ‘Outrageous,’ Dukakis Says
The 1988 Democratic presidential candidate and visiting professor of public policy weighs in on the 10th anniversary of the campaign finance ruling.
Blumenberg on Affordable Car Insurance in California
She weighs in on how states, insurance companies and individuals can manage the costs of driving.
Manville Endorses Pricing to Manage the Roads
“We should not be surprised or upset” about proposal to add toll lanes to the 405, he says.
Phillips and Reber on Virtual College Advising
Online interventions may help students complete college applications but do not necessarily lead to acceptance or enrollment, their working paper shows.
Villasenor on 5G Cybersecurity Challenges
“People only get cybersecurity right after they get it wrong. We’re going to learn the hard way,” he cautions.
Environmental Economists Warn EPA Analysis Undermines Pollutant Protections
The cost-benefit calculation used by the EPA is flawed, finds the independent advisory group co-chaired by UCLA Luskin’s JR DeShazo.
MPP Candidate Dulce Vasquez Appointed to Olvera Street Commission
Her appointment, part of a long track record of civic engagement, bridges the divide between her American and Mexican identities, she says.
Roy on the Meaning of Community
Real solidarity demands taking real risks, she tells audience at UCLA’s “10 Questions: Centennial Edition” forum.
