Politics, Groups & Identities will publish an article by Dr. Loan Le (President of IGGI)and Phi Su (PhD Candidate, UCLA), entitled: “Party Identification and the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: The Case of VietnameseRead More…
In addition to the invitation to attend APA committee-sponsored panels for WPSA 2017 in the email immediately preceding, I (as Chair of the Committee for the Status of Asian Americans in theRead More…
As the Section 31 (Mini Conference on Asian Pacific American Politics) Chair, I invite you to attend the tentatively scheduled panels at the annual meeting for the Western Political Science Association. PleaseRead More…
The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (2015) reports: “One in 5 women and one in 16 men are sexually assaulted while in college.” “More than 90% of sexual assault victims on collegeRead More…
A summary article on one of IGGI’s research projects — “Weighing Risks and Prioritizing Accountability in Use of Force: Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement As Less Lethal Technologies Advance” — has beenRead More…
The Institute for Good Government and Inclusion has received approval for 501(c)(3) status from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). In a letter to IGGI dated from July 2016, the IRS stated: “We’reRead More…
Update: The interview aired on July 8, 2016 at 1pm. A link to the interview can be found here: https://kpfa.org/player/?audio=237264. A link to the KPFA Project censored archive can be found here: https://kpfa.org/program/project-censored/. HelpfulRead More…
As the militarization of our law enforcement and advances in less lethal weapons technology continue to unfold, we feel it is imperative to highlight the particular risks inhering to less lethal weaponsRead More…
Dear IGGI Supporters: It has been a little over a year since we launched the Institute for Good Government and Inclusion, a new public policy think tank advancing good government (respect forRead More…
Dr. Loan Le and Phi Su complete their third manuscript testing the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: “An Examination of the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis with Cuban American and Vietnamese American Immigrant Political Incorporation.” ThisRead More…