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James Y. Stern

Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project

College of William and Mary

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William & Mary Law School

James Y. Stern is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project at College of William And Mary.

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James Y. Stern

College of William and Mary

Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project

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law jurisprudence private law legal theory intellectual property intellectual property law law and economics property relations political science civil procedure technology law social exclusion conflict of laws constitutions case law patentability analog analogies social sciences technology philosophy of law social justice racial discrimination philosophy of social science social science research patent information comparative law information technology digital mediums forensic psychology criminal justice human rights competition law academic ethic applied philosophy digital scholarship international affairs geopolitics copyright protection ethics of artificial intelligence philosophy of technology criminal justice process legal philosophy civil litigation ip management government regulation market regulation public scholarship faculty issues public international law international courts private international law essential structure positive law model fourth amendment property rights first possession intel v. hamidi humble judge amendment lochnerism incorporation doctrine indirect purchaser suits jurisdictional competition mutual exclusivity van houweling professors allen foreign judgments public law trade secrecy

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Possession, Use, and Exclusion. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2024)

James Y. Stern

land usesocial inequalitysocial exclusionlaw

Analog Analogies: Intel V. Hamidi and the Future of Trespass to Chattels. Journal of Tort Law (2023)

Maureen E. BradyJames Y. Stern

lawjurisprudencelegal theoryjournalismmachine learninganalog analogies

First Amendment Lochnerism & the Origins of the Incorporation Doctrine. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

James Y. Stern

amendment lochnerismconstitutional lawlawincorporation doctrinelegal theory

Right on Time: First Possession in Property and Intellectual Property. Faculty publications (2019)

Dotan OliarJames Y. Stern

commercial lawlaw and economicsintellectual property lawacquisitionslawpatent informationintellectual propertytechnologypatentabilityprivate lawproperty rightsfirst possessiontechnology lawcopyright protection

Property, Intellectual Property, and Regulation. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

James Y. Stern

regulationintellectual property lawgovernment regulationlawintellectual propertymarket regulation

What is the Right to Exclude and Why Does It Matter?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

James Y. Stern

social justicesocial exclusionlawracial discrimination

The Essential Structure of Property Law. Michigan Law Review (2017)

property relationslaw and economicslawessential structurephilosophy of lawprivate lawjurisprudence

The Positive Law Model of the Fourth Amendment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

William BaudeJames Y. Stern

philosophy of social sciencesocial science researchlawsocial sciencesjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencepositive law modelfourth amendment

Abc V. Aereo and the Humble Judge. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

James Y. Stern

civil procedurelawcomparative lawcase lawpublic lawjurisprudencelegal theoryinternational law

Mutual Exclusivity and the Nature of Property. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

James Y. Stern

property relationsmutual exclusivitylaw and economicseconomics

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James Y. Stern

Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

William & Mary Law School

James Y. Stern is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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James Y. Stern

College of William and Mary

Professor of Law and Director William & Mary Property Rights Project

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Possession, Use, and Exclusion. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2024)

James Y. Stern

land usesocial inequalitysocial exclusionlaw

Analog Analogies: Intel V. Hamidi and the Future of Trespass to Chattels. Journal of Tort Law (2023)

Maureen E. BradyJames Y. Stern

lawjurisprudencelegal theoryjournalismmachine learninganalog analogies

First Amendment Lochnerism & the Origins of the Incorporation Doctrine. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

James Y. Stern

amendment lochnerismconstitutional lawlawincorporation doctrinelegal theory

Right on Time: First Possession in Property and Intellectual Property. Faculty publications (2019)

Dotan OliarJames Y. Stern

Property, Intellectual Property, and Regulation. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

James Y. Stern

regulationintellectual property lawgovernment regulationlawintellectual propertymarket regulation

What is the Right to Exclude and Why Does It Matter?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

James Y. Stern

social justicesocial exclusionlawracial discrimination

The Essential Structure of Property Law. Michigan Law Review (2017)

property relationslaw and economicslawessential structurephilosophy of lawprivate lawjurisprudence

The Positive Law Model of the Fourth Amendment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

William BaudeJames Y. Stern

philosophy of social sciencesocial science researchlawsocial sciencesjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencepositive law modelfourth amendment

Abc V. Aereo and the Humble Judge. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

James Y. Stern

civil procedurelawcomparative lawcase lawpublic lawjurisprudencelegal theoryinternational law

Mutual Exclusivity and the Nature of Property. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

James Y. Stern

property relationsmutual exclusivitylaw and economicseconomics

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