Skeel

The preferred location, known as the Skeel Avenue site, for the training range is in the base's Area C along the northern boundary of the Huffman Prairie, according to the 88th Air Base Wing.

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Like many others, David Skeel misstates the facts.

Auto Bailout Was a Bargain for Taxpayers, Economy 2011

Skeel argues that Dodd-Frank represented a uniform "corporatist" approach to regulation, in contrast to a Brandeisian perspective that, at least when it came to financial regulation, emerged in the '30s with both the formation of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Glass-Steagall separation of commercial and investment banking.

Robert Teitelman: An Excursion With Adolf Berle Robert Teitelman 2011

When the crisis came, accelerating that trend, the corporatist mentality emerged, as Skeel argues, in both Dodd-Frank and the administration at large.

Robert Teitelman: An Excursion With Adolf Berle Robert Teitelman 2011

As Skeel points out, this runs counter to Dodd-Frank financial reform, which was primarily corporatist, with a few Brandeisian proposals -- the Volcker Rule and the consumer agency -- tossed in.

Robert Teitelman: An Excursion With Adolf Berle Robert Teitelman 2011

Skeel should devote his efforts to determining what events might trigger the scenario described above and how our government should prepare for it.

Even Talk of Bankruptcy Is a Bad Solution for States 2011

Mr. Skeel is a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania and the co-author of the blog Less Than the Least.

On Religious Freedom, Years of Battles Ahead David Skeel 2012

Even if few will discuss it, financial reform, as Skeel points out, has a definitely corporatist flavor.

Robert Teitelman: An Excursion With Adolf Berle Robert Teitelman 2011

Mr. Skeel, a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania, is the author of "The New Financial Deal: Understanding the Dodd-Frank Act and its (Unintended) Consequences" (Wiley, 2010).

The Real Cost of the Auto Bailouts David Skeel 2011

A corporatist approach, Skeel says, resists structural changes, like breaking up the banks, in favor of a regulatory-driven cooperative arrangement between government and industry.

Robert Teitelman: An Excursion With Adolf Berle Robert Teitelman 2011