Press Clips: Oct. 20-Nov. 2, 2018

Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

Even With ‘El Chapo’ Away, Sinaloa Cartel Remains Mexico’s Top Crime Group Oct. 31, 2018, fellow Cecilia Farfán-Méndez featured in Insightcrime.org

School of Global Policy and Strategy

Charting the Pacific Century Nov. 1, 2018, featured in UC San Diego News

Rafael Fernández de Castro

La caravana: un problema de tres Oct. 26, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) La elección de la caravana Nov. 2, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish)

Zoltan Hajnal

Why Does No One Vote in Local Elections? Oct. 22, 2018, authored for The New York Times Reforming Election Rules Won’t Be Easy Oct. 24, 2018, cited in National Review

Uma Karmarkar

Forum Explores Consent, Ethics And Consumer Neuromarketing Oct. 31, 2018, featured on KPBS (podcast)

Lauren Prather

Can Americans Trust Elections? Nov. 1, 2018, featured in UC San Diego News

David Victor

Scientists take opposing sides in youth climate trial Oct. 24, 2018, cited in Science Magazine How the Government Plans to Defend Itself Against the Young People Suing Over Climate Change Oct. 24, 2018, cited in Pacific Standard Highlights: An energy industry view on moving toward a lower carbon future Oct. 31, 2018, featured in Brookings How to Understand the Geopolitics of Climate Change Oct. 31, 2018, cited in Foreign Affairs

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