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“Lessons Learned from the 1984 Olympic Games & The Los Angeles Bid for 2024”
/in Blog News Research at Work /by maiaLCHP looks back at Senior Research Fellows’ paper on the 1984 Olympic Games In Summer 2015, LCHP Senior Research Fellows Zev Yaroslavsky and Alisa Belinkoff Katz and then-Ph.D. Candidate Caitlin […]
In Memoriam: Martin Wachs
/in Blog /by luskininternRefugee resettlement and the remaking of America’s image abroad
/in Blog /by maiaBy Dr. Claire Higgins At his inauguration, President Joseph R. Biden declared that ‘once again… America can be ‘the leading force for good in the world’. The president’s pledge to […]
10 Years since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster
/in Blog /by maiaThis year marks the 10th anniversary of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, the most significant nuclear accident since Chernobyl. UCLA Professor of History Katsuya Hirano has led analysis of the […]
Short Takes by UCLA Historians: Are we in a Fascist Age?
/in Blog News News (Featured) Then & Now Quick Takes Uncategorized /by maia