Reforming the Way We Govern California

Why has California seemingly become ungovernable? And what can and should be done about it? Those concerns are tackled in "The People's Will: Reforming the Way We Govern California." The UCLA Roundtable Discussion features Andreas Kluth, U.S. West coast correspondent for The Economist magazine, and a panel of California experts.

Roundtable participants:

Robert Hertzberg • Co-chair, California Forward, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to bring government closer to the people and move the state in the right direction; former Speaker of the California State Assembly

Daniel J.B. Mitchell • UCLA Professor Emeritus; editor, California Policy Options

Carol Whiteside • Partner of California Strategies, LLC. Specializes in strategic consulting and communications in California's political, legislative, regulatory and media environments with a focus on good governance.

Moderated by J.R. DeShazo, associate professor of public policy and director of the Ralph and Goldy Lewis Center in the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.

Co-sponsored by UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, UCLA Lewis Center, UCLA Anderson Alumni Network, and The Economist.

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