Study finds people put party over policy in dealing with pandemic
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Legislators at every level are rejecting compromise — even when it favors them; a scholar’s book looks at why it’s happening -
A standing-room only crowd gathered in UC Santa Barbara’s McCune Conference Room to hear a panel of experts explore the question, ‘Why do white women vote for Trump?’
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In general, Democrats and Republicans agree about climate change — they just don’t realize it -
Scholars put the current political and social climate in some historical context -
New research reveals why Americans of both parties disapprove of Congress -
Researchers collaborate to track commercial fishing worldwide in near real-time -
Opinions about climate change are more varied among Republicans than political leaders suggest -
Scholar is lauded by the American Political Science Association for her book highlighting race, gender and political leadership -
A UCSB scholar’s book examines the presidential election through the lens of psychoanalysis -
4th Annual UCSB Environment Politics Conference to focus on interdisciplinary approach to solving Earth’s problems -
Lecture series at UCSB explores how culture and politics shape and constrain women’s ownership of their own biology -
In her new book, “The Marrying Kind? Debating Same-Sex Marriage within the Lesbian and Gay Movement,” sociology professor Verta Taylor examines arguments within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) movement in support of — and in... -
Christopher McMahon, a professor of philosophy at UC Santa Barbara, has a new take on disagreements –– particularly those that are political in nature.
