Professor Kochan's Work Named Article of the Month
The Institute for Law Teaching and Learning selected Professor Donald J. Kochan’s latest work for Article of the Month. Professor […]
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Professor Kochan Publishes Article on Term Conclusory
Pitt Law Review will publish Professor Donald Kochan’s latest article, “While Effusive, ‘Conclusory’ is Still Quite Elusive: The Story of
Wall Street Journal Publishes Professor Kochan's Op-Ed
On February 17, the Wall Street Journal published Professor Donald Kochan’s op-ed titled “Reading Adam Smith in Arabic,” discussing issues
Professor Kochan on Panel on International Law
Professor Donald Kochan was a panelist on a unique internet conference, The Rise of Lawfare, the Politicization of International Law
Professor Kochan Published in LA Times and Others
Between July 27-August 1, Professor Donald Kochan’s op-ed on luxury and wealth, originally published in the July 26th edition of
Professor Kochan Publishes Article on Externalities
On July 27, 2010, the lead “Perspective” article in the Los Angeles Daily Journal was written by Professor Donald Kochan,
LA Times Prints Professor Kochan's Op-Ed
On July 26, 2010, the lead op-ed in the Los Angeles Times was written by Professor Donald Kochan, entitled “Luxury
Professor Kochan Discusses 17th Amendment
On June 17, 2010, Professor Donald Kochan discussed issues related to movements to repeal the 17th Amendment on the radio
Professor Kochan Published Article on 17th Amendment
On June 16, 2010, the lead “Perspective” article in The Los Angeles Daily Journal was written by Professor Donald Kochan,
Professor Kochan Published Op-Ed
Professor Donald Kochan wrote an op-ed in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, entitled “The Case for Simplicity.” Kochan argues for
Professor Kochan Prints Op-Ed on Gift Cards
Professor Donald Kochan co-wrote an op-ed in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, entitled “Card Sharks.” The article discusses how some
Professor Kochan Prints Op-Ed on Corporations
Professor Donald Kochan wrote an op-ed in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, entitled “For Failing Corporations, Christmas Has Come Early