Arthur A.
Stein is Professor of Political Science, UCLA. He has an
A.B. from Cornell University and a Ph.D. from Yale
University. He has written widely on international economic
and strategic affairs and is the author of
The Nation
at War and Why Nations
Cooperate, co-editor of
The
Domestic Bases of Grand Strategy and of No More States?:
Globalization, National Self-Determination, and
Terrorism, and of a special issue
of Ethnic and Racial
Studies on Affect, Interest, and
Political Entrepreneurs in Ethnic and Religious
Conflicts, and author and co-author
of almost four dozen articles and book chapters. He has
served on the Policy Planning Staff of the US Department of
State and consulted for US defense and intelligence
agencies. He has also been a Guest Scholar at the Brookings
Institution, a Senior Fellow of the University of
California's Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation
(IGCC), and an International Affairs Fellow of the Council
on Foreign Relations. He was a co-editor of the
American
Political Science Review, is currently on the
editorial board of Global
Summitry and has served on the
editorial boards of the American Journal of
Political Science, International
Interactions, and International
Organization. He has worked
extensively on the strategic bases of international
cooperation and conflict, on the construction of
international regimes and institutions, and on the
relationship between domestic and international politics.