‘Postcards from Salinas’
Exhibition at UCSB Library highlights Filipinos in the Central Valley, 1920-40
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Researchers tie grain prices to the start of the season (SOS) in eastern and southern Africa
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Political science distinguished professor emeritus shares insights on potential economic impacts of Russia-Ukraine conflict for European Union, U.S.
View ArticleA Scholar for the Ages
New biography explores the extraordinary life of John Wesley Gilbert
View ArticleWealth Is Not Health
UC Santa Barbara global studies scholar pinpoints three key factors in effective Covid-19 response
View ArticleCelebrating Liberty
Speakers to mark 48th anniversary of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution
View ArticleA Leader in International Relations
U.S. State Department names UC Santa Barbara a 2022 Fulbright HSI Leader
View ArticleFuel for Thought
Researchers from UC Santa Barbara and UCLA find that political leadership has no lasting impact on reforming fossil fuel taxes and subsidies
View ArticleCommunication Breakdown
Pahl Initiative funds two-year study of border-separated families
View ArticleEast Asia Center lecture will feature expert on US-China relations
An expert in US-China relations, Andrew B. Liu will speak at UC Santa Barbara's first lecture hosted by the East Asia Center.
View ArticleA ‘fish cartel’ for Africa could benefit the countries, and their seas
By organizing and selling access to their fisheries as a unit, African nations can make more from their fisheries on the global market, while protecting their seas' biodiversity
View ArticleCOP28: ‘Historic failure’ by richest countries as the poorest are hit hardest...
In a Q&A with The Current, UCSB global studies lecturer Raymond Clémençon talks about the "historic failure" of COP28, the most recent international conference on global warming and climate change
View ArticleBlack Lives Matter in France – Ethnographer Jean Beaman reads transnational...
In France, Beaman notes, it is common to see the words “Black Lives Matter” on signs or chants at protests or the French version of “No Justice, No Peace,” or even signs that reference victims from the...
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