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…
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…
Members of our armed forces dedicate their lives to serving our country and they deserve praise for their honorable conduct and sacrifices. They should feel safe on and off the battlefield —Read More…
Loan Le & Phi Su’s manuscript on electoral participation patterns across waves of Vietnamese American immigrants has been published. Given the contemporary controversy over the long-term incorporation of new refugee groups inRead More…
IGGI announces the launch of a new project on financial conflicts of interest among medical school faculty. Substantial coverage of University of CA medical school faculty members in recent years has includedRead More…
Dr. Loan Le (President of IGGI) and Phi Su (PhD candidate, UCLA) present an expanded test of their immigrant cohort hypothesis on Saturday, September 5 at the Annual Meeting of the AmericanRead More…
With all the changes to the structure of our first responder system, have you ever heard of Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s)? What do they do? How many are there? What training doRead More…
photo credit: spiralstares polygraph via photopin (license) IGGI announces the launch of a new, long-term project to assess auditing and evaluation mechanisms for criminal investigations and watchlisting procedures, with an eye towardRead More…
Dr. Loan Le (IGGI) and Phi Su (PhD Candidate, UCLA) complete their manuscript on partisan incorporation across immigrant cohorts. This is the second in a series of projects investigating the “immigrant cohortRead More…