Where Will the Equality Act Go Now?

In a recent appearance on San Diego’s KOGO News Radio, California Western Professor Robert DeKoven comments on the implications of the House of Representatives passing the Equality Act and where this repetitive piece of legislation might end up.

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Are We About to Enter the Vaccine Industrial Complex?

In a co-authored article published in the Singapore Business Times, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning James Cooper cites Dwight D. Eisenhower’s famous military-industrial complex speech as a warning against a similar scenario happening between the U.S. government and Big Pharma over the supply and demand of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Professor James Cooper Leads Digital Davos 2021 Discussions

California Western Professor James Cooper recently led three panels during Digital Davos 2021, a global thought leadership group that traditionally meets annually by invitation on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

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Does Patent Law Provide Adequate Incentives for Environmental Innovation?

In a recent scholarly article selected by a faculty editorial board, California Western Professor Tabrez Ebrahim provides a narrative review that describes clean and sustainable technological inventions and discusses various environmental innovation approaches involving patents and incentivizing sustainable technological development.

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Why a National Museum Dedicated to Latinx History is Long Overdue

In a commentary recently published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, California Western Professor Emily Behzadi discusses why now more than ever, there is a need for a national Latinx museum and why this would provide all Americans with a long-overdue education on the complex history of the Latinx community in the United States.

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