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News about UB’s political science programs, and related insight into politics. (see all topics)

Another mass shooting, yet legislative change to gun laws unlikely, UB law expert says
12/3/15
Pro-gun organizations have too much control over Congress, says UB's Anthony O’Rourke.
Syrian refugees more likely fleeing terrorism, than actual terrorists themselves, UB expert says
11/19/15
The refugee screening process is already largely effective, says Hilary Weaver.
UB experts available to discuss the Paris terror attacks
11/17/15
Experts can discuss topics that range from refugees to the impact on the psyche.
Medical marijuana should be held to same standard as other drugs, UB pharmacist says
11/10/15
People are advocating for medical marijuana for less than pure reasons, says UB's Edward Bednarczyk. It needs to be studied.
Trudeau election not just a win for Canada, but huge for U.S. too, says UB Canadian studies experts
10/22/15
Justin Trudeau understands how important the U.S.-Canada relationship is, UB experts say, and he is eager to re-establish it.
Emotional toll, Clinton鈥檚 debate performance end run that never started for Biden, UB political scientists say
10/21/15
With Biden out of the election, the nomination is Hillary Clinton's to lose, says UB political scientists.
Joe Biden has authenticity that voters want and Clinton lacks, UB elections expert says
9/9/15
Biden says what he thinks, and that, says UB's James Campbell, is what voters are looking for.
How media 鈥榝luff鈥� helped Hitler rise to power
8/28/15
A UB architectural historian's new book illuminates how propagandists used lifestyle stories to soften Hitler’s image prior to World War II.
Trump鈥檚 authenticity is what鈥檚 making him popular, UB political scientist says
8/4/15
Trump is "extremely unlikely" to earn the GOP nomination, says UB's James Campbell.
Crowded Republican field could benefit the front-runner, UB expert says
6/12/15
A large field makes the campaign less volatile, says nationally known political forecaster James Campbell.

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