Stephanie HOFMANN

Stephanie HOFMANN is a Professor in the Department of International Relations and Political Science at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. She is affiliated with the Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding and the Global Governance Center. Currently on leave at the European University Institute (EUI), her work focuses on international organizations, European security, NATO, and technology governance. She holds a PhD and MA from Cornell University and an MA from Bath University.

Research Interests: Her thematic expertise spans global governance, multilateralism, NATO, cybersecurity, regional integration, and peacebuilding. Geographically, she focuses on the US, China, France, Germany, and Switzerland. Her research examines institutional overlaps, security alliances, and the evolving European security architecture.

Publications & Trends: Recent articles address EU security policy in crises, NATO-EU relations, and the role of ad hoc coalitions in global governance. She critiques institutional overlaps and explores mechanisms for accountability in complex governance systems. Her work emphasizes geopolitical strategy and the EU’s strategic autonomy amid rising challenges.

Labs/Teams: No specific labs or teams are mentioned, though her consultancy and advisory roles suggest engagement with international organizations and governments.