Iris Hui obtained her doctoral degree from UC Berkeley in Political Science. Prior to Stanford, she was a ‘Social Science In Practice” postdoctoral fellow at UCLA and a W. Glenn Campbell and Rita Ricardo-Campbell National Fellow at the Hoover Institution. Her research interests lie at the intersection of politics and geography.
For more information, visit her website.
Publications
Article: Seeking politically compatible neighbors? The role of neighborhood partisan composition in residential sortingArticle: Overcoming Psychological Resistance toward Using Recycled Water as a Solution to California's Climate Change Challenge
Article: Shaping the Coast with Permits: Making the State Regulatory Permitting Process Transparent with Text Mining
Upcoming Events
Eccles Family Rural West Conference
Fourth Annual Conference – University of Montana in Missoula
Drawing Lessons from Regulatory and Collaborative Approaches to Water Management in Western United States and Canada
Paper Sessions at American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting
The California Local Governance Summer Institute @ Stanford
Professional Seminar for Western Local Government Officials
