Tilly’s ‘Where Bad Jobs Are Better’ Earns 2018 Bowen Award
The book co-authored by Tilly is honored for its contributions to understanding public policy in industrial relations and labor markets.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Gilens Sees Discrepancy Between American Values and Tax Policy
Voters on both sides support an increase in taxes on the ultra-rich, but decision-making power remains in the hands of a wealthy few, he says.
Tilly on Lingering Tensions Following L.A. Teachers’ Strike
An open dialogue will help ease tensions between returning teachers and those who chose not to strike, he says.
Orfield Highlights Irony in Trump’s MLK Day Message
Orfield responds to the president’s tribute by pointing to racism in Trump’s track record.
Wachs Discusses Freeway Tolls and Traffic Congestion
Martin Wachs discusses the possibility of by-the-mile tolls as a solution to freeway congestion in Los Angeles.
Manville Notes Role of Party Identity in Support for L.A. Public Transit
Urban planning scholar elucidates the disparity between voter support for public transit and actual ridership in Los Angeles.
Newsom Appoints 2 UCLA Luskin Graduates to Policy Advisor Roles
Lande Ajose MA UP ’95 and Giannina Pérez MPP ’03 are among appointees to the new California governor’s team.
20 Faculty and Students Present Research at Social Work Conference
The 2019 Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) gathering is dedicated to ending gender-based, family and community violence.
Stoll Explains Factors Driving Migration Patterns
Job growth, cost of living, state budget and climate are shaping migration patterns revealed in annual National Movers Study.
Yaroslavsky Offers Insight on California’s Political Landscape
Los Angeles Initiative director is in high demand for analysis of Brown’s legacy and Newsom’s challenges.
