Steven Rosefielde

Steven Rosefielde serves as Professor of Economics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Adjunct Professor of National Security Affairs at Southwest Missouri State University.

His educational credentials include:

• Ph.D. from Harvard University

Dr. Rosefielde specializes in comparative economic systems with geographic focus on Continental Europe, America, Japan, Russia, China, and Korea. His research prominently examines Soviet economic history including Gulag systems and excess mortality, contemporary Russian authoritarianism, military-economic revitalization, and global wealth stratification dynamics. Current scholarly efforts center on four major publications analyzing systemic economic transformations and international security implications.

His distinguished recognition includes:

• Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

Dr. Rosefielde maintains decades-long research partnerships with governmental institutions across the United States, Russia, Sweden, and Japan. His ongoing projects encompass the textbook Comparative Economic Systems, the treatise Global Destabilization: Restratification of Wealth and Power, The Golden Age of Soviet Despotism examining historical authoritarianism, and Forgotten Superpower analyzing Russia's military-economic resurgence, reflecting sustained contributions to economic systems analysis and security studies.