Faculty Affiliates
Tom
Boellstorff, Anthropology
Scott Bollens, Social Ecology
Scott A. Bollens is professor in the department of
planning, policy, and design and is holder of the Warmington Chair
in Peace and International Cooperation. He studies ethnic group
conflict and urban policy and governance.
Alison Brysk, Political
Science
Daniel Brunstetter, Political Science
Leo Chavez, Anthropology
Susan Coutin, Social Ecology
Matt Foreman, Mathematics
Martha Feldman, Social Ecology
Theo Goldberg, UCHRI
Lawrence Howard, Cognitive Science
Aaron James, Philosophy
Peter
Krapp, Film & Media Studies
Peter Krapp, Associate Professor of Film & Media
Studies, and Director, PhD Program in Visual Studies, holds
courtesy appointments in English and Informatics, and serves as
a Program Faculty Member in Art-Computing-Engineering. His research
interests include digital culture, media history, and cultural
memory.
Catherine Liu, Media Studies
Richard Matthew, Social Ecology
Kristen Monroe, Political Science
Kevin Olson, Political Science
Kevin Olson is an assistant professor of political
science. His research focuses on normative issues in democracy,
law, social justice, and the politics of diversity.
Rubén G. Rumbaut, Sociology
Rubén G. Rumbaut is Professor of Sociology
at UCI. He is the founding Chair of the Section on International
Migration of the American Sociological Association, an elected
member of the Committee on Population of the National Academy of
Sciences, and a founding member of ENCASA/US-CUBA (Emergency Network
of Cuban American Scholars and Artists for Change in U.S.-Cuba
Policy).
Kamal Sadiq, Political Science
David Smith, Sociology
Tony Smith, Political Science
Tony Smith recieved his JD
from the University of Florida and his PhD from UC-San Diego. His
research is grounded in
the American judiciary but encompasses work in both comparative andinternational
frameworks using a variety of methodologies. The unifying theme of
his research is how institutions and the strategic interaction of
the political actors relate to democratic theory and encopassing
human rights in this dimension.
Jeff Wasserstrom, History (invited).
Roxana Varzi, Anthropology
Partner Organizations, Programs and Centers of the UCI Human Rights
Program
Human Rights is much to important an issue that it
should just fall under the responsibility of one program or one
school. Therefore the mission and vision of the Human Rights Program
is to be a nexus between all the different intiatives and scholarships
pertaining Human Rights at UCI.
