New UC San Diego research reveals people schedule their binge watching, preferring to consecutively watch some programing over others and will pay with money or time to binge shows
UC San Diego political scientists discuss the current state of American democracy
Associate professor Samuel Bazzi studies the political and cultural legacies of migration — and carries his research over into what he teaches in the classroom
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Two GPS classes tackle data collection for use in U.S. Department of State project focused on Kenya
Jesse Driscoll of UC San Diego’s School and Global Policy and Strategy discusses the war in Ukraine, what to expect in the years to come and what’s a stake for the world
Research finds men take more risks on spending decisions when the prospects of financial returns are unknown
GPS associate professor Benjamin Appel’s latest coauthored book explores how repression ends in some of the world’s most repressive countries
Study suggests that when pay information is made public, it incentivizes institutions to compensate women more fairly
Extreme weather events associated with diarrhea-related illness, death