Funding from Institute for Citizens & Scholars supports production of her book manuscript
Findings draw attention to Measure ULA's interaction with Proposition 13, creating consequences for future property tax revenue
Findings, published in Journal of Urban Affairs, offer comparative look at Hong Kong and Shanghai
The Luce Family Fellowship in Mathematical and Behavioral Sciences established to support graduate research, honor life and work of internationally acclaimed UC Irvine Distinguished Professor of cognitive sciences R. Duncan Luce
Honor recognizes the Chicano/Latino studies assistant professor for research accomplishments
Third edition of award-winning book by Leo Chavez, UC Irvine anthropology Distinguished Professor emeritus, examines how alarmist rhetoric misrepresents immigrants, citizens, and the nation
UC Irvine efforts to be led by professors Andrew Penner, sociology, and Emily Penner, education
Program prepares select group of immigration, health and climate-focused faculty researchers with skills to engage Capitol Hill legislators
Economics doctoral student's work focuses on how racial and language-based disparities combine to shape the experiences of Latinos in the criminal justice system
Honor includes semester-long appointment for the UC Irvine logic and philosophy of science professor at the Université de Lorraine in France
Awards carry $5,000 prize
UC Irvine global and international studies and law Distinguished Professor Eve Darian-Smith shares her new book that explores on-going, increasing threats to academic freedom worldwide
New book by Eve Darian-Smith, UC Irvine global and international studies and law Distinguished Professor, explores on-going, increasing threats to academic freedom worldwide
UCI sociologist Irene Vega shares her new book that explores how a largely Latino/a workforce of immigration agents reconciles the moral ambiguities of its work
New book by UC Irvine sociologist Irene Vega explores how a largely Latino/a workforce of immigration agents reconciles the moral ambiguities of its work