DR DAN STEINBOCK, biography, Difference Group, Multipolarity, Globalization, Geopolitics

Dr Steinbock is an internationally renowned expert of the multipolar world. He has had senior affiliations at India China and America Institute (US), Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and EU Center (Singapore). As a Fulbright scholar, he has cooperated with Stern School of Business (NYU), Columbia School of Business, Harvard Business School. He has served on many media advisory boards (Fortune, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, McKinsey, 1to1 Media).
	Dr Steinbock has been interviewed by and contributed to 300+ leading global media.
"Corona, China and the World: Missed Opportunities, New Beginnings," Bruno Kreisky Forum, Austria. Dr Steinbock in conversation with Ambassador Irene Giner-Reichl. Dr Steinbock believes in international dialogue and the dialogue of civilizations.	Dr Steinbock has lectured at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) since 2005. He has the highest regard for the prestigious think-tank that advises the Chinese central government and the city of Shanghai. In the photo: SIIS President Chen Dongxiao and SIIS Chairman Jiemian Yang, with visitor Fareed Zakaria, the author of 'The Post-American World.'
	Dr Jagdish N. Sheth the founder of India China America Institute (ICA) and India's Prime Minister Modi. Dr Steinbock served a decade as ICA's head of research in international business. In India, Dr Steinbock has cooperated with Gateway House Indian Council on Global Relations.
Dr Steinbock has analyzed issues of international affairs in the American Foreign Policy Interests, which was long edited by Dr. George Schwab. It is the journal of the prestigious National Committee on American Foreign Policy whose chairman is Paul Volcker, former chair of the Fed. NCAFP was founded by Dr. Hans Morgenthau, the pioneer of realism in international politics. To Dr Steinbock, multipolar realism is the key to international affairs in early 21st century.	Dr Steinbock has released several books and numerous reports about global information and communication technology competition. (For his ICT works, click the image.)
Dr Steinbock's dear friend, the late Martti Ahtisaari (1937-2023), the 10th president of Finland, a UN diplomat and mediator, with the eighth secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon of the UN. Unlike many, Dr Steinbock believes in the role of an inclusive, multipolar UN. "The victors of 1945 represent only a small part of the humanity," he says.
Among other major media outlets, Dr Steinbock's commentaries were regularly published in Prof Nouriel Roubini's EconoMonitor, a leading global economic hub. Prof Roubini was one of the few who foresaw the coming of the 2008 crisis.	Dr Steinbock's interview and comments on global growth prospects amid monetary easing and quantitative easing in the West. His economic projections are defined by multipolarity, not by the interests of the Global North.
Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, Fall 2008. It was in this SIIS Conference that Dr Steinbock made the prediction that US unemployment would not decrease to its pre-crisis level until the mid-2010s. While highly controversial at the time, it proved valid.	A major advocate of the civil rights movement in America, Dr Steinbock believes that these rights have been suppressed in the Global South, due to centuries of colonialism, the Cold War and the post 9/11-wars.
"There is no real equality without full gender equality," Dr Steinbock says. He grew up in Finland whose national assembly became the first parliament worldwide to embrace full gender equality in 1906 - a decade before its national independence.	Elie Wiesel and Primo Levi, Holocaust witnesses of the 20th century. He got to know Wiesel in New York City. And he promoted Levi's "Se questo e un uomo" when it was still ignored in the West. "Preceded by colonial genocides, Judeocide and Islamophobia are the dark side of progress and modernity," he says.
As Senior Fulbright scholar, Dr Steinbock was affiliated with Stern School of Business (New York University), Columbia Graduate School of Business, and the New School for Social Research, leading global academic organizations.

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Dr Steinbock has been interviewed by and contributed to 300+ leading global media.

"Corona, China and the World: Missed Opportunities, New Beginnings," Bruno Kreisky Forum, Austria. Dr Steinbock in conversation with Ambassador Irene Giner-Reichl. Dr Steinbock believes in international dialogue and the dialogue of civilizations.

Dr Jagdish N. Sheth the founder of India China America Institute (ICA) and India's Prime Minister Modi. Dr Steinbock served a decade as ICA's head of research in international business. In India, Dr Steinbock has cooperated with Gateway House Indian Council on Global Relations.

Dr Steinbock has released several books and numerous reports about global information and communication technology competition. (For his ICT works, click the image.)

Among other major media outlets, Dr Steinbock's commentaries were regularly published in Prof Nouriel Roubini's EconoMonitor, a leading global economic hub. Prof Roubini was one of the few who foresaw the coming of the 2008 crisis.

Dr Steinbock's interview and comments on global growth prospects amid monetary easing and quantitative easing in the West. His economic projections are defined by multipolarity, not by the interests of the Global North.

Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, Fall 2008. It was in this SIIS Conference that Dr Steinbock made the prediction that US unemployment would not decrease to its pre-crisis level until the mid-2010s. While highly controversial at the time, it proved valid.

A major advocate of the civil rights movement in America, Dr Steinbock believes that these rights have been suppressed in the Global South, due to centuries of colonialism, the Cold War and the post 9/11-wars.

"There is no real equality without full gender equality," Dr Steinbock says. He grew up in Finland whose national assembly became the first parliament worldwide to embrace full gender equality in 1906 - a decade before its national independence.

As Senior Fulbright scholar, Dr Steinbock was affiliated with Stern School of Business (New York University), Columbia Graduate School of Business, and the New School for Social Research, leading global academic organizations.