Andrew G. Long

Andrew G. Long serves as Associate Professor of Political Science at Kansas State University's College of Arts and Sciences, teaching undergraduate, master's, and doctoral courses in international conflict, security, and international political economy.

His academic credentials include:

• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1998)
• Master of Science from Florida State University (2000)
• Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science from Florida State University (2004)

Dr. Long's research investigates the critical nexus between economic interdependence and security dynamics in global politics, with particular emphasis on how military alliances influence patterns of armed conflict and international trade flows. His work bridges theoretical frameworks in international relations with empirical analysis of security-economic linkages.

His scholarly contributions focus on the complex interactions between military cooperation structures and economic exchange systems, examining how trade relationships mediate alliance effectiveness and conflict escalation across state boundaries.