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Jean Beaman, associate professor of sociology

Black Lives Matter in France – Ethnographer Jean Beaman reads transnational connections for Black liberation

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Mexican Presidential Election and Latin American Political Trends Explored in UCSB Affiliates Lecture

In New Book, UCSB Sociologist Scrutinizes Origin of Third-World Revolutions

UCSB Communication Scholar Receives Prestigious Fulbright Fellowship

UCSB Historian Awarded Prestigious Prize for Acclaimed Book About the Role of the Atomic Bomb in Japan's Surrender in WWII

UCSB's Communication Department Ranks High in Research Productivity

U.S. and Middle East Relations Examined in UCSB Affiliates Lecture

UCSB Awarded $1.5-Million for Research and Training Partnership with China

UCSB Lecture Looks at Islamic Charities and Terrorism

UCSB Historian to Discuss His Controversial Book about the Atomic Bomb's Role in Ending World War II

Responses to Radical Islamic Terrorism is Subject of Panel Discussion at UC Santa Barbara

UCSB Political Scientist Receives Fulbright Award

UC Santa Barbara Historian Awarded Distinguished Professorship, Publishes Groundbreaking Book on Islamist Terrorism
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