The influence of drug activity on crime rates is independent of a neighborhood’s stability and socioeconomic status, according to a recent UCI study.
Elizabeth Cauffman, professor of psychological science, has received a $780,000 grant from the National Institute of Justice
First-of-its-kind research conducted in Florida before Hurricane Irma hit
Professor Scott Bollens helps international peacemakers learn from conflicts
“By learning to not see the ‘other’, we gain urban anonymity and the illusion of privacy. Lost is the shared enterprise through which we connect with one another.”
First J.D./Ph.D. student in Social Ecology inspired by personal experience to study wage theft
Recently hired urban planning and public policy faculty Hun Kim sees thriving Asian cities as new centers of global urbanism.
The School of Social Ecology is helping educate ambitious Chinese high school students and prepare them for a university education in the U.S.
Social Ecology is continuing to grow and has hired five new faculty members, who have joined the School for the fall quarter.
Liberals and conservatives are both biased, and to roughly the same degree, according to a new meta-analysis by School of Social Ecology Professor Peter Ditto.
Nick Marantz, an assistant professor of urban planning and public policy, and Ana Muñiz, an assistant professor of criminology, law and society, won Hellman Fellowships, which are dedicated to supporting the research and creative activities of promising early-career academics.