Currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at UC Law, Felix’s current scholarship focuses on the Financial Reform Bill’s approach to systemic risk and derivatives reform. He is also interested in Chinese migration into transition economies as a manifestation of China’s economic rise. .
Professor Felix Chang presented at the “Critical Approaches to Romani Studies” Conference at Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, in May 2017. His presentation led to an article titled Roma Integration “All the Way Down”: Lessons from Federalism and Civil … Continue reading →
Professor Felix Chang’s article, Asymmetries in the Generation and Transmission of Wealth, was selected for publication in The Ohio State Law Journal and for a presentation at the 2017 AALS Conference by the Trusts and Estates Section. … Continue reading →
Professor Felix Chang’s article, Second-Generation Monopolization: Parallel Exclusion in Derivatives Markets, will be published in the Fall 2016 issue of the Columbia Business Law Review. It was presented at the Next Generation of Antitrust Scholars Conference at NYU in January, … Continue reading →
Professor Felix Chang’s book, Roma Inclusion and U.S. Civil Rights: A Legal and Cultural Comparison, has been accepted by Cambridge University Press. Professor Chang and his co-author compare the integration of the Roma minority in Eastern Europe with the U.S. … Continue reading →
Professor Chang’s book Roma Inclusion and U.S. Civil Rights: A Legal and Cultural Comparison will be published by Cambridge University Press (forthcoming 2017-18). Professor Chang presented his article Vertical Integration in Derivatives Markets, at Maurer School of Law, Indiana University … Continue reading →
Felix published The Systemic Risk Paradox: Banks and Clearinghouses Under Regulation, at 2014 Colum. Bus. L. Rev. 747. … Continue reading →
Felix was awarded a 2014 Goldman Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Read more about Felix’s outstanding teaching here. … Continue reading →
Felix officially joined the UC Law faculty as an Assistant Professor of Law over the summer. Welcome, Felix! This post includes news from April through September of 2013. In April, Felix’s book Chinese Migrants in Russia, Central Asia and Eastern … Continue reading →
On April 11, Felix spoke with UC Law colleagues Lynn Bai and Emily Houh and UC DAAP colleague Edson Cabalfin, on a panel organized by UC Law’s Asian Pacific American Law Students Association on the topic, “Are Asian Americans Perpetual … Continue reading →
Felix was interviewed by the International Financial Law Review on August 14 about the LIBOR rate-fixing scandal.