Web Mentions for "Margaret Peters"

Executive Summary

Based on 32 publicly indexed web results for "margaret peters", multiple individuals with this name appear in the search results. The primary focus is on Margaret Peters, a Professor of Political Science at UCLA, specializing in international political economy and migration. Another Margaret Peters is mentioned as an educator and African American history specialist. Additionally, obituaries for several individuals named Margaret Peters are present.

Professional Background

• Margaret Peters (UCLA): Professor in the Department of Political Science at UCLA, and Chair of the Global Studies Interdisciplinary Program. Her research focuses on international political economy. She is also a non-resident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Previously an Assistant Professor at Yale University.
• Margaret Peters (African American History Specialist): Educator and historian specializing in African American history. Associated with the University of Dayton, Ohio.
• Margaret Peters (English): Holds a B.A. in English from Texas A&M University and an M.A. in English from The Claremont Graduate University. Associated with SFCC (Santa Fe Community College).
• Margaret L. Peters: Deceased in March 2024 Age ***-99-99-99, from South Fayette Twp., born in Pittsburgh.

Online Presence

• X (formerly Twitter): Dr. Margaret Peters (@MigrationNerd).
• LinkedIn: Margaret Peters, Associate Professor at UCLA.
• Personal Website: maggiepeters.com

Web Mentions & News

• Princeton University Press: Author Margaret E. Peters, wrote "Trading Barriers, Trading Barriers: Immigration and the Remaking of Globalization".
• Blackpast.org: Mentions Margaret (1915-2004) and Matilda (1917-2003) Peters as African American tennis stars.
• Obituaries: Legacy.com has 264 obituaries for people named Margaret Peters.

Key Findings

• Margaret Peters is a Professor of Political Science at UCLA, specializing in international political economy and migration.
• Margaret Peters at UCLA is also the Chair of the Global Studies Interdisciplinary Program.
• She is the author of "Trading Barriers: Immigration and the Remaking of Globalization," published by Princeton University Press.
• Her X (formerly Twitter) handle is @MigrationNerd.
• Another Margaret Peters is an educator specializing in African American history, associated with the University of Dayton.
• Margaret and Matilda Peters were African American tennis stars in the mid-20th century.
• Legacy.com lists obituaries for 264 people named Margaret Peters.
• One Margaret L. Peters passed away in March 2024 at the age of 90-99-99.