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The American Presidency Project at UCSB Receives Two Major Gifts

The Department of Political Science would like to express our sincere thanks for these generous gifts in support of the American Presidency Project (APP) and to launch a $1M endowment effort for the APP.  #UCSBGiveDay

David Victor will talk on the Geopolitics of Climate Change

Professor Victor of UC San Diego will deliver his talk on The New Geopolitics of Climate Change and why diplomats have largely failed in their efforts.

Pre-Conference Paper Forum

Six political science graduate student presentations 75 minutes. 45 minute Q&A. Please join us!

John Woolley Examines Social Media and The Presidency

#President of The United States
The use of Twitter and other social media as a means of presidential communication.

Professor Hahrie Han will speak on Protest and Resistance in the Trump Era

Hahrie Han to participate in Santa Barbara-based political education speaker series group SPARC (Sparking Political Action Responses & Change) — on Wed March 14th.

Sarah Anderson Explores Perception of Whose Voice Congress is Representing

The AP-NORC study by Sarah Anderson of UCSB and Jon Krosnick and Bo MacInnis at Stanford proves that Americans' frustration with whose voices are represented in congress is surprisingly bipartisan.

Neil Narang Co-Leads Initiative on New Tech & Global Security

"The spread of advanced technologies may be the central security challenge of the 21st century,” said Neil Narang

Political Science Dept Lunar New Year Potluck Lunch

Come join us and celebrate the arrival of The Year of the Dog

12:00-1:00 p.m.

2824 Ellison Hall

Wednesday February 15