Norman A. Bailey
Consulting Economist; President, Institute for Global Economic Growth
Professor Norman A. Bailey teaches economic statecraft at The Institute of World Politics. He is a graduate of Oberlin College and Columbia University and has army service in strategic intelligence and joint operational planning. He has experience in business at Mobil International Oil Company; in finance as President of a boutique investment banking firm; as a consultant and in government service, on the staff of the National Security Council at the White House, and in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. He is President of the Institute for Global Economic Growth, the author of numerous books and articles and recipient of several honorary degress, medals and awards and two orders of knighthood.
Professional Experience
- Formerly with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
- Former Senior Director of International Economic Affairs, White House National Security Council, 1981-1983
- Former Professor, City University of New York
- Former President of Bailey, Tondu, Warwick & Co., Ltd. (an investment banking firm)
- Strategic Intelligence and Joint Operational Planning, US Army
Education
Ph.D. 1962, M.I.A. 1955, Columbia University, B.A. 1953, Oberlin College.
Courses
Economic Statecraft and Conflict Economics for Foreign Policy MakersPublications
Prof. Norman Bailey in Globes: War can wait Prof. Norman Bailey discusses youth unemployment in Israel Prof. Norman Bailey discusses threats in Lebanon, Kurdistan, and Iran[List All]
Books
Malign Neglect The Strategic Plan that Won the Cold War The Mexican Time Bomb[List All]
