About
David Long is a Professor of International Affairs at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University. His work focuses on the history of international relations theory, European Union studies, and interdisciplinary approaches in IR scholarship.
Research Interests:
- Historical evolution of international relations as an academic discipline
- Transatlantic and EU foreign policy dynamics
- Critical analysis of liberal and imperialist paradigms
Teaching Areas: Advanced International Policy Analysis, Ethics in International Affairs, Global Political Economy, and International Relations Theory. His publications reflect a deep engagement with early IR theorists like C.A.W. Manning and J.A. Hobson, as well as EU policy frameworks such as the Ottawa Treaty compliance.
Key Publication Trends:
- Historical IR theory and institutionalization (1945-2013)
- EU policy analysis (1996-2004)
- Critical re-evaluations of liberal-imperialist thought (1987-2008)
- Functionalism and its critiques in international governance (1993-1999)
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