Articles Featuring Paul B. Stephan

Conflict in Ukraine Suggests Turning Point for International Cooperation, Professors Say
April 8, 2022
From Sanctions to Cyberattacks: What’s Next in the Ukraine Conflict?
February 28, 2022
Professor Says It’s Important To Understand Russia’s Goals in Conflict Over Ukraine
February 21, 2022
Accolades: UVA Law No. 2 in Alumni at Top Firms
February 14, 2022
What Laws Will Govern Battles in Cyberspace?
August 27, 2021
Stephan’s New Book Puts Restatement Effort Into Context
October 5, 2020
Professor Appointed Special Counsel to Pentagon General Counsel
September 16, 2020
Professors Edit, Publish New Book on ‘Comparative International Law’
October 8, 2018
Paul B. Stephan Earns Traynor Award for Faculty Scholarship
September 18, 2018
Team Co-Led by Professor Paul Stephan Completes Foreign Relations Law Restatement
August 29, 2018
Tax Stars
April 5, 2017
The Legal Landmarks of 2016
December 19, 2016
Food for Thought: Incubator Lunches Allow Professors to Audition Ideas for Scholarship
November 21, 2016
Professor Paul Stephan Testifies Before Congress on Terrorism Bill
Professor Paul Stephan Testifies Before Congress on Terrorism Bill
Graduation Speaker Will Shortz '77 Says UVA Law Students Smart Enough to Fill in Blanks
May 23, 2016
11 Ways UVA Law Prepares Students to Go Global
February 19, 2016
UVA Law Symposium to Explore Weaknesses Within Global Economy
February 10, 2016
UVA Law Professor Paul Stephan Teaches International Civil Litigation Course in China
July 8, 2013
Stephan Named to Co-Lead Team Writing American Law Institute's New Guidance on Foreign Relations Law
October 23, 2012
UVA Law Professor Helps Win Case Against Russian Government's Seizure of Oil Company
July 31, 2012
'War Model' of Dealing with Terrorism Remains Strong Under Obama, Professors Say
September 13, 2011
Stephan Examines Origins, Applications of Jus Cogens in International Law
March 31, 2011
Bush’s Response to Hamdan Raises Questions, Panelists Say
September 13, 2006
Response to Philip Zelikow: Confiscating Russian Assets and the Law
May 13, 2022
No, Biden Can’t Just Sell Off Seized Russian Yachts and Central Bank Assets To Help Aid Ukraine – International Law and the US Constitution Forbid It
May 3, 2022
Giving Russian Assets to Ukraine—Freezing Is Not Seizing
April 26, 2022
Profs Tell Justices Not To Let Courts Decide Int’l Relations
April 13, 2022
Explainer: How Russia Could Use Bankruptcy Law To Punish Foreign Companies
March 18, 2022
American Companies ‘Can’t Do Much’ If Russia Seizes Their Assets
March 15, 2022
Putin Aiming for Reorientation of Ukraine, Not Total Domination, Says UVa Law Professor
February 24, 2022
Ep 57 ft. Paul Stephan
January 17, 2022
Sovereignty in a Fragmenting, Globalizing World
March 27, 2020
Canadian Court Won't Nix Expert Report In $701M Yukos Case
August 5, 2019
After ATS Litigation: A FCPA for Human Rights?
May 7, 2018
Warmbier Family Sues North Korea
April 27, 2018
Paul Stephan
March 13, 2018
25th Amendment Unlikely To Be Invoked Over Trump's Mental Health
January 7, 2018
9/11 Families Sue Saudi Arabia
March 20, 2017
Law Profs Examine 8 Legal Landmarks of 2016, and What They May Mean in 2017
January 3, 2017
For 9/11 Victims' Families, Suing Saudis Easier Than Collecting
September 30, 2016
Senate Poised to Override Obama's 9/11 Bill Veto
September 28, 2016
US Must Not Privatize Anti-Terrorism
September 15, 2016
S. 2040, the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act
July 14, 2016
Death and Tax Evasion: The Strange Case of Sergei Magnitsky
July 11, 2013
Obama Opens Window for Russians to Contest Magnitsky Sanctions
April 9, 2013
Make the Magnitsky List? You May Have Options
December 6, 2012
Honeywell-GE: Six Years Later
'Hamdan' Links U.S., International Law
Justices To Hear Challenge Of Alien Tort Claims Act
Justices Weigh Alien Tort Act; 1789 Statute Now Snares Corporations
A Film Rights Dispute Beyond the Iron Curtain
Law Professor Offers a Fresh Appraisal of International Justice
March 4, 2003