Graduate Student Kayla Canelo’s research on the role of gender in perception of political scandals was featured in an article on the UC Merced University News Website.
With the 2016 presidential race already in full swing, political science graduate student Kayla Canelo’s research is particularly timely.
This spring and summer, Canelo designed and carried out a study that examines the effects of scandal on the public perception of political figures. Specifically...
Graduate Student Kayla Canelo’s research on the role of gender in perception of political scandals was featured in anarticle on the UC Merced University News Website.
Yao-Yuan Yeh's paper, "Attitudinal Differences among the Cultural Revolution Cohort: Effects of the Send-down Experience" (with Robert Harmel), was accepted for publication in the China Quarterly.
Yao-Yuan Yeh's paper, "Attitudinal Differences among the Cultural Revolution Cohort: Effects of the Send-down Experience" (with Robert Harmel), was accepted for publication in the China Quarterly.
Nate Monroe's paper, "The Jeffords Switch and Legislator Rolls in the U.S. Senate" (with Chris Den Hartog), was accepted for publication in Public Choice.
Nate Monroe's paper, "The Jeffords Switch and Legislator Rolls in the U.S. Senate" (with Chris Den Hartog), was accepted for publication in Public Choice.
Graduate Students Kayla Canelo and Chelsea Coe presented a poster, "Matching Red and Blue: Partisan Intensity, Composition & 'Potential Outcomes'" (with Alexander G. Theodoridis), and Graduate Student Chanita Intawan presented a poster, "Easy IAT: An Open-Source and...
