Howard Stoffer

Dr. Howard Stoffer is a Professor at the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, University of New Haven, specializing in national security, homeland security, and international affairs. He has been extensively cited in global media outlets for geopolitical analysis.

• Ph.D., Columbia University (1980)
• M.Phil., Columbia University (1975)
• M.A., Columbia University (1974)
• Certificates, Columbia School of International and Public Affairs (1974)
• B.A., Columbia College, Columbia University (1971)

His research focuses on U.S. national security policy, nuclear arms control, Middle East conflicts, and counter-terrorism frameworks at the United Nations. He has lived in Moscow, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Geneva, and Oslo, engaging in diplomatic missions and nuclear negotiations.

Media outlets frequently consult Prof. Stoffer on topics including Iran-Israel tensions, Ukraine-Russia war, China's geopolitical strategies, and Korean Peninsula security. He emphasizes the risks of nuclear proliferation and the complexities of international diplomatic engagements.