Politics & society

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informal portrait of political scientist Paul Pierson, with graphic tessellation at left and right margins

Berkeley political scientist Paul Pierson named to prestigious U.S. academy

March 9, 2022

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Berkeley Law professor Khiara M. Bridges: ‘The past will be present when Roe falls’

March 4, 2022

In the dark of night, and illuminated by an eerie blue light, firefighters work at the site of a building in Kyiv, Ukraine, heavily damaged during the early days of the Russian invasion

Ukraine invasion raises ‘existential questions’ about the power of international law

March 2, 2022

Image of Los Angeles skyline plagued in fog

Exclusionary zoning dominates Los Angeles. Here’s why it matters for equity.

March 2, 2022

a steel statue of a person holding a sword with trees and fog in the background

Berkeley Talks: UC Berkeley experts on the invasion of Ukraine

February 28, 2022

a graphic illustration featuring a map of Ukraine's outlines, with red arrows suggesting the path of Russia's invasion and push toward the capital of Kyiv

With defiance and solidarity, Berkeley’s Ukrainian scholars respond to invasion

February 25, 2022

a lone man in a hat and jeans walks past a building complex shattered by Russian missiles in Kyiv, Ukraine

For Berkeley scientist Polina Lishko, a time of sadness and anger for Ukraine

February 25, 2022

President Joe Biden speaks, with a serious expression

Even in liberal California, support for top Democrats declines, polls find

February 17, 2022

Image of a quality apartment complex.

Affordable housing for teachers? California owns plenty of land for that.

February 15, 2022

illustration featuring two views of the U.S. Capitol, mirror images in red and black

Thwarting disinformation, defending democracy — scholar sees a new approach

February 11, 2022

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How the Great Migration transformed American music

February 4, 2022

man wearing backward red Make America Great Again hat

Racial resentment: The insidious force that divides America

February 3, 2022

three young students, masked and socially distanced, await the start of a school day

Low-income students increasingly segregated in U.S. schools, study finds

February 1, 2022

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Tracking inequality in real time — a powerful new tool from Berkeley economists

January 31, 2022

the EU flag in a cloudy sky

Berkeley Talks: The EU in crisis

January 28, 2022

A small business, maybe a restaurant with an open for business sign on the front window

Minority-owned businesses need inclusive policies, especially during COVID-19

January 27, 2022

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