Adam N. Stulberg

Adam specializes in international security, nuclear nonproliferation, energy geopolitics, and Eurasian politics. His research addresses issues of strategic stability, gray-zone conflict, Russia-China relations, the changing nuclear energy landscape, and energy security dilemmas. Dr. Stulberg earned a Ph.D. from UCLA, an M.A. from Columbia University, and a B.A. from the University of Michigan. He previously worked as a consultant at RAND, served at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, and consulted for the Carnegie Corporation and the Pentagon’s Office of Net Assessment. He has authored or edited five books—including well-known works on Russia’s energy statecraft and nuclear security—and has published widely in the leading academic and policy journals such as Security Studies, Review of International Political Economy, Europe-Asia Studies, Energy Research & Social Science, Orbis, Problems of Post-Communism, The Nonproliferation Review, and Foreign Affairs. He also serves as a Senior Faculty Advisor at Georgia Tech’s Strategic Energy Institute.