Super Tuesday, Luskin-Style
Public Policy students and professors share pizza and political insights at a watch party during an unpredictable campaign season.
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Gilens on Wealth and Political Influence
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayHis research is cited in an assessment of Michael Bloomberg’s fortune on the Democratic presidential race.
Gilens on the Disproportionate Influence of the Wealthy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayThe Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision makes it easier for wealthy individuals and corporations to translate their economic power into political power.
Public Financing of Elections Empowers Voters, Gilens Says
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Luskin StaffNew York has an opportunity to challenge the status quo and promote a government for the people, he argues.
Gilens Sees Discrepancy Between American Values and Tax Policy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayVoters 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.
Gilens Argues for Increasing Democratic Representation Through Public Policy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayGilens discusses the complexities of political inequality within democracies and solutions in public policy.
Growing to Meet the Challenge of a Changing World UCLA Luskin faculty additions bring new expertise to help keep pace with a rapidly evolving society
/0 Comments/in Diversity, Public Policy, Public Policy News, Social Welfare, Social Welfare News, Urban Planning Amada Armenta, Amy Ritterbusch, Carlos Santos, Chris Zepeda-Millan, Emily Weisburst, Liz Koslov, Martin Gilens, Natalie Bau, V. Kelly Turner/by Stan PaulUCLA Luskin faculty additions bring new expertise to help keep pace with a rapidly evolving society
Gilens on Ranked-Choice Voting to Bolster Democracy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Luskin StaffRanking all candidates would reduce polarization and produce a more representative government, the Public Policy professor writes.
In Op-Ed, Gilens Cites 5 Reforms for Broken Policymaking in Washington
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Les DunseithIn an opinion piece for the political news website The Hill, UCLA Luskin’s Martin Gilens, professor of public policy, joins co-author Benjamin I. Page of Northwestern University in proposing a set of reforms that would actually increase democratic responsiveness. …
Martin Gilens
/in Public Policy, Social Welfare Economic and Political Inequality, Public Opinion, Racial and Ethnic Politics, Representation, Survey Analysis Martin Gilens All Faculty, Ladder Faculty, Senate / Field / Adjunct Faculty Faculty/by Ervin HuangMartin Gilens is a Professor of Public Policy, Political Science, and Social Welfare at UCLA. His research examines representation, public opinion, and mass media, especially in relation to inequality and public policy. Professor Gilens is the author of Affluence & …
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