Vanderbilt University Law School
Jeffrey A. Schoenblum. .  Centennial Professor of LawVoice: (615) 322-2668 Fax: (615) 322-6631 Email: jeffrey.schoenblum@vanderbilt.edu Office: Room 243 View curriculum vitae (.pdf)
LinksResearch Interest(s)International estate taxation, wealth transfer EducationJ.D. Harvard University
B.A. Johns Hopkins University
BiographyJeff Schoenblum has established himself as one of the world's preeminent scholars and experts on international estate taxation and wealth transfers. In addition to publishing several well-received books and articles, Professor Schoenblum has delivered a number of leading lectures, including the Norton Rose Lecture at Oxford, the Paolo Fresco Lecture at the University of Genoa, and the Nottingham Lecture. He joined Vanderbilt's law faculty in 1977 after practicing law at Wilkie Farr & Gallagher and clerking on the Second Circuit for Judge Edward Lumbard. Representative PublicationsBooks- 2008 Multistate Guide to Estate Planning, CCH
- Multistate and Multinational Estate Planning, CCH (2008 Special 25th Anniversary Edition - two volumes)
- Bilateral Transfer Tax Treaties: Theoretical and Technical Dimensions (BNA 2003)
Articles- “In Search of a Unifying Principle for Article V of the Uniform Trust Code: A Response to Professor Danforth,” 27 Cardozo Law Review 2609 (2006)
- "International Legal Dimensions of Art and Cultural Property," 38 Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law 921 (2006) (preface, symposium issue)
- "Taxation, the State, and Community," 23 Social Philosophy and Policy 2 (2006). Republished in Taxation, Economic Prosperity, and Distributive Justice (Cambridge University Press, 2006)
- "Myth of Ownership/Myth of Government," 22 Virginia Tax Review 555 (2003)
- "Trusts, Settlors, and Spouses--a Cross-Jurisdictional Analysis of Property and Marital Rights," Trusts and Trustees (special supplement) (2003)
- "Conflicts of Law Under the New Uniform Trust Code," 3 Trusts E Àttivita Fiduciarie 16 (2001)
- "The Role of Legal Doctrine in the Decline of the Islamic Wakf: A Comparison with the Trust," 32 Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law 1191 (1999)
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