SIPA: School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University

SIPA Faculty

Stephanie G. Neuman
International Affairs Building, 13th Floor
Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs
Phone: 212-854-3903
sgn1@columbia.edu

Biography:
Stephanie Neuman is an adjunct professor and a senior research scholar at the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies.

Neuman's teaching interests are international relations, comparative defense policy, third world security studies, the international arms trade and defense industrial production. She is currently the director of the Comparative Defense Studies Program, and previously served as a visiting professor at the U.S. Military Academy, visiting professor at the New School for Social Research, and Senior Fulbright Research Scholar in Sweden.

Neuman's publications include “Power, Influence, and Hierarchy: The Role of Defense Industries in a Unipolar World,” Defence and Peace Economics; "Defense Industries and Global Dependency," Orbis; Warfare and the Third World (coauthored); "International Relations Theory and the Third World: An Oxymoron?" in International Relations Theory and the Third World  (editor); "Control of Small Arms: A Response to Michael Klare" in Issues in Science and Technology; "Arms Trade, Military Assistance, and Recent Wars: Change and Continuity" in Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (coauthored); The Defense Sector and Economic Development; The Arms Trade in the Post-Cold War World (coedited); and "Controlling the Arms Trade: Idealistic Dream or Realpolitik?" in the Washington Quarterly.

Neuman holds a BA from Connecticut College, and a MA and PhD from New York University.