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Wall Street Journal Publishes Dean Canova’s Op-Ed

October 22, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova authored an op-ed appearing in the Wall Street Journal entitled, “Massive Stimulus May Be Needed to Stem Crisis.”  In his piece, Dean Canova discussed the similarities between the current financial crisis and the Great Depression and suggests that a grand scale financial stimulus is likely needed to overcome the current financial

Dean Canova Quoted in Article on Foreclosure

October 15, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted in an article in Metro Times, entitled “Foreclosure Fight: The Push for a Michigan Moratorium.”  The article describes the push by Detroit protestors for an emergency moratorium on foreclosures in the wake of the $700 billion federal bailout.  Earlier this year, Sen. Clarke (D-Detroit) introduced a senate bill which

Dean Canova Interviewed on Bailout

October 11, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova was interviewed for a video piece on The Real News Network entitled, “Worst Week Ever on World Markets.”  In the recent weeks, the world has witnessed a global economic meltdown, including the $700 billion federal bailout.  “Many people with money, smart investors, have to know that $700 billion is not going

Dean Canova Quoted on Foreclosure Bailout

October 7, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted in an article in Inter Press Service, entitled “Bailing Out a Boat Full of Holes.”  The article discusses the concern that the recent bailout legislation will not be sufficient to remedy the foreclosure crisis. “The bailout is directed at the top of the pyramid, it doesn’t do much to

Dean Canova Quoted on Federal Bailout

October 6, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted in an article in Mercury News, entitled “Bailout Skips Strapped Homeowners, Advocates Say.”  In the article, Dean Canova responds to the worry that the federal bailout will not be enough to stop the downward spiral of foreclosures and declining neighborhood property values.  “If you don’t take care of the

Dean Canova Quoted on President Bush’s Recovery Plan

October 5, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Tim Canova was quoted in an article  in the Denver Post entitled, “How will we know when it’s working?”  The article discusses President Bush’s Troubled Asset Relief Program and asks experts whether they expect to see signs of recovery from the plan. Dean Canova stated, “Without help for the bottom of the pyramid,

Dean Canova Quoted on Rescue Bill

October 4, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted by the Sacramento Bee in an article entitled, “Rescue Bill Won’t Curb Region’s Foreclosures, Experts Say.”  Dean Canova expressed skepticism about the long-term effectiveness of the Wall Street rescue bill recently signed into law,  “If you don’t firm up the bottom of the housing market, the bottom of the

Dean Canova Published Article on Financial Crisis

August 14, 2008 by | Faculty

Dean Timothy Canova published an article, “Legacy of the Clinton Bubble,” in the summer issue of Dissent magazine.  The article, which analyzes how financial deregulation during the Clinton and Bush administrations led to today’s crisis in housing and credit markets, was discussed extensively in the pages of La Jornada, one of Mexico’s leading daily newspapers.

Chapman Dialogues to Include Falk, Crass and Galbraith

August 13, 2008 by | General News

Associate Dean Timothy Canova has released the preliminary schedule of Chapman Dialogues for 2008-09. The list for 2008-09 features distinguished guest speakers that include Richard Falk, Ronald Cass and James Galbraith, with topics such as international law, privacy rights and gay marriage.  View schedule…

Dean Canova Featured in OC Register

May 10, 2008 by | Faculty

Associate Dean Tim Canova was featured in the Orange County Register’s Mortgage Insider, in a piece entitled “Did the agencies rating mortgage bonds let greed trump common sense?” Dean Canova was quizzed about the agencies and their role in the housing boom and its subsequent collapse. In the wide ranging interview, Dean Canova tackled some

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