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Dan Steinbock

Dr. Dan Steinbock focuses on issues of international business and international relations, especially the post-crisis debt problems in the leading advanced economies (G-7) and the growth pains of the large emerging economies (BRICs and beyond). He is Research Director of International Business at the India, China and America Institute (USA) and Visiting Fellow at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies

(China) where he concentrates on the G-20 economies. Recently, he has also served as Visiting Fellow at EU Center in Singapore. He divides his time between New York City, Shanghai, and occasionally Europe.

Dr. Steinbock cooperates with leading universities and think-tanks in the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Persian Gulf, and Africa. As a senior Fulbright scholar, he has been affiliated with New York University, Columbia Graduate School for Business and New School for Social Research. He has cooperated with Prof Michael E. Porter at Harvard Business School. He continues to lecture in the leading universities, government agencies, and chambers of commerce in the United States, Europe, Asia and worldwide. Through his consulting and advisory practice,he has consulted for MNCs and SMEs, international organizations, municipalities, innovation institutions, as well as governments, parliaments, and government agencies.

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