of the Holy Land, as well as a member of the Life Guard Society of Historic Mount Vernon. He has been a member of the board of advisers at the Morin Center for Banking and Financial Law at Boston University Law School, and was a member of Yale College's University Librarian's Development Council. In the fall of 1990, he was resident in Tokyo as a US-Japan Leadership Fellow. Congressional testimony Stevens has testified before Congress on a number of fund-related issues, including financial stability and economic growth, money market funds, the Volcker Rule, market stability and investor confidence, and strengthening worker retirement security. Bibliography "Room for 'Maneuver': Some Policy Issues in the Iran-Conra Affair", Paul Schott Stevens, Houston Journal of International Law, 1988 "The National Security Council: Past and Prologue", Paul Schott Stevens, Strategic Review, 1989 "The Reagan NSC: Before and After", Paul Schott Stevens, Perspectives on Political Science, 1990 "Mutual Funds, Investment Advisers, and the National Securities Markets Improvement Act", Paul S. Stevens and Craig S. Tyle, The Business Lawyer, 1997 U.S. Armed Forces and Homeland Defense: The Legal Framework, Paul Schott Stevens, CSIS, 2001 "Patriotic Acts: Financial Institutions and the War Against Terrorism", Paul Schott Stevens and Thomas C. Bogle, Annual Review of Banking Law, 2002 "The Just Demands of Peace and Security: International Law and the Case Against Iraq", Paul Schott Stevens, Andru E. Wall, Ata Dinlenc, The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, 2002 Personal life Stevens and his wife, Joyce Stevens (formerly Pilz), live in Alexandria, Virginia. They have four sons. References External links Yale University alumni University of Virginia School of Law alumni Living people 1952 births