Center on International Cooperation

David Steven

Non-resident Fellow, Resource Scarcity, Climate Change and Multilateralism

Email: david.steven @ nyu.edu

David Steven is a non-resident fellow at the Center on International Cooperation (CIC) at New York University, where he specializes in international responses to global risks and patterns of influence within global networks. He is currently leading the team working on the MGO Geopolitics of Scarcity. His other current areas of research interest are the demographic challenges of unstable states (Pakistan, Nigeria and Iraq), and the redesign of the UK's development program in Pakistan.

David is additionally an associate of the National Intelligence Council, and a director of the consultancy, River Path Associates. He is also on the advisory board of JLT's World Risk Review, and co-edits the international affairs website GlobalDashboard. You can follow him on Twitter @davidsteven

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Publications

Running Out of Everything: How Scarcity Drives Crisis in Pakistan
World Politics Review, May 2011

Confronting the Long Crisis of Globalization: Risk, Resilience and International Order
January 2010

Hitting Reboot- Where next for climate after Copenhagen? Co-authored with David Steven. CIC and MGI discussion paper, December 2009.

An Institutional Architecture for Climate Change Co-authored with Alex Evans. CIC and Department for International Development discussion paper, May 2009.

Risks and Resilience in the New Global Era from Renewal. Co-authored with Alex Evans. London: Renewal, 2008

2009 – A Year for International Reform, paper presented at Reforming International Institutions – a conference organized by the United Nations University and British Embassy, Tokyo, 2009

Towards A Theory of Influence for Twenty-First Century Foreign Policy, from Engagement: Public Diplomacy in a Globalised World. Co-authored with Alex Evans. London: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 2008.

Shooting the rapids: multilateralism and global risks. from A Progressive Agenda for Global Action. Co-authored with Alex Evans. London: Progressive Governance, April 2008.

Climate Change: the state of the debate. Co-authored with Alex Evans. CIC and London Accord discussion paper, December 2007.

Foreign and Commonwealth Officefrom The Alternative Comprehensive Spending Review 2007. Co-authored with Alex Evans. Colin Talbot and Matt Baker eds, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2007

David Steven - Curriculum Vitae

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