Stephen Burgess

Dr. Stephen F. Burgess has been Professor of International Security Studies, US Air War College since 1999 and has advised over 100 Professional Studies Papers, including many award winners. He has published books and numerous articles, book chapters and monographs on African and Asian security issues, Peace and Stabilization Operations, and Weapons of Mass Destruction. His books include The UN under Boutros-Ghali, 1992-97 and South Africas Weapons of Mass Destruction. His recent journal articles include Confronting Chinas Maritime Expansion in the South China Sea: A Collective Action Problem USAF Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs, (July 2020); Multilateral defense cooperation in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region: Tentative steps toward a regional NATO? in Contemporary Security Policy,US Training of African Forces and Security Cooperation, 1997-2017: Interests vs. Values in Principal-Agent Relations in African Security; The Evolution of India-US Relations and Indias Grand Strategy, in UNISCI Journal; and Advancing USAF-Indian Air Force Relations, in the USAF Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. He holds a doctorate from Michigan State University (1992) and has been a faculty member at the University of Zambia, University of Zimbabwe, Vanderbilt University, and Hofstra University. International Member of Research Group "Questões Humanitárias e Poder Aeroespacial" at Universidade da Força Aérea.

Dr. Stephen F. Burgess has been Professor of International Security Studies, US Air War College since 1999 and has advised over 100 Professional Studies Papers, including many award winners. He has published books and numerous articles, book chapters and monographs on African and Asian security issues, Peace and Stabilization Operations, and Weapons of Mass Destruction. His books include The UN under Boutros-Ghali, 1992-97 and South Africas Weapons of Mass Destruction. His recent journal articles include Confronting Chinas Maritime Expansion in the South China Sea: A Collective Action Problem USAF Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs, (July 2020); Multilateral defense cooperation in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region: Tentative steps toward a regional NATO? in Contemporary Security Policy,US Training of African Forces and Security Cooperation, 1997-2017: Interests vs. Values in Principal-Agent Relations in African Security; The Evolution of India-US Relations and Indias Grand Strategy, in UNISCI Journal; and Advancing USAF-Indian Air Force Relations, in the USAF Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs. He holds a doctorate from Michigan State University (1992) and has been a faculty member at the University of Zambia, University of Zimbabwe, Vanderbilt University, and Hofstra University.International Member of Research Group "Questões Humanitárias e Poder Aeroespacial" at Universidade da Força Aérea.