Brown Bag Talk: John Zaller – What is Ideology?
UCLA Communication Studies BrownbagJohn ZallerProfessor, UCLA Political Science DepartmentLiberals and Conservatives disagree about almost everything.They say their views are due to ideology.What is Ideology?
Brown Bag Talk: Ramesh Srinivasan – Global ‘New’ Media: Considering The Importance Of Culture In Shaping Digital And Social Systems
UCLA Communication Studies BrownbagRamesh SrinivasanAssistan Professor, Information StudiesGlobal 'New' Media:Considering The Importance Of Culture InShaping Digital And Social Systems
Brown Bag Talk: Rowell Huesmann – Why Those Who Observe Violence Behave Violently
UCLA Communication Studies Brownbag TalkRowell HuesmannProfessor of Communication Studies and Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann ArborWhy Those who Observe Violence Behave Violently
Brown Bag Talk: Emily Falk – How The Brain Changes Its Mind: Neural Prediction Of Behavior Change In Response To Persuasive Messages
UCLA Communication Studies BrownbagEmily FalkAssistant Professor, Comminication Studies, University of Michigan, Ann ArborHow The BrainChanges Its Mind:Neural Prediction Of Behavior Change In Response To Persuasive Messages
Brown Bag Talk: Raymond Nasr – Retweet This: Comm Majors Are Now In The Driver’s Seat In Silicon Valley
UCLA Communication Studies Alumni TalkRaymond NasrUCLA Communication Studies '84Cambridge University '86Retweet This:Comm Majors Are Now In TheDriver's Seat In Silicon Valley
Brown Bag Talk: Travis Dixon – How Media Consumption Contributes to the Formation and Maintenance of Racial Stereotypes
UCLA Communication Studies Brownbag TalkTravis DixonAssoc. Professor, University of Illinois, Dept. of CommunicationHow media consumption contributes to the formation and maintenance of racial stereotypes.
BEC – Nancy Segal
Twins raised apart and other unusual pairings: genetic, personality and social relatedness
Second Annual Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership
Laura Ling ('98) will be moderating a talk by Kofi Annan Thursday, May 30, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. in Royce Hall. The talk is titled Interventions: A Life in War and Peace and is the Second Annual Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership.Ticket and other info can be found here: http://bit.ly/zLz7s1
The Myth of Partisan Echo Chambers and Media Bias
Michael LaCour - Ph.D Candidate in Political Science and StatisticsThe Myth of Partisan Echo Chambers and Media Bias: Empirical Evidence Online and Offline from 1940 to 2011
