Haglund, David

Canadian Politics

Collective Identity

EU-Canada Relations

European Identity/ EU Citizenship

International Relations and Foreign Policy

(With Maud Quessard) “How the West Was One: France, America, and the ‘Huntingtonian Reversal’,” Orbis 62 (Fall 2018): 557-81.

(With Justin Massie) “The French in the Heart of North America? ‘Civilization Rallying,’ National Unity, and the Geopolitical Significance of 1917,” Journal of Transatlantic Studies 16 (June 2018): 117-36.

“Pivoting from the ‘Pivot’ (to Asia)? US-European Strategic Relations after Obama,” in Les États-Unis et la fin de la grande stratégie? Un bilan de la politique étrangère d’Obama, éd. Maud Quessard and Maya Kandel (Paris: Institut de Recherche Stratégique de l’École Militaire, 2017), pp. 75-88.

(With Marco Clementi and Andrea Locatelli) “Making America Grate Again: The ‘Italianization’” of American Politics and the Future of Transatlantic Relations in the Era of Donald J. Trump,” Political Science Quarterly 132 (Fall 2017): 495-525.

"‘Strategic Culture’ on the Road to (and from) Fulton: Institutionalism, Emotionalism, and the Anglo-American Special Relationship,” in Churchill and the Anglo-American Special Relationship, ed. Steve Marsh and Alan Dobson (London: Routledge, forthcoming in 2016).

(With John Erik Fossum) “Historical Secession and Contemporary Integration: Norway’s Secession from Sweden 1905 and the Present Situation of European Integration,” in Secession and Autonomy in Europe, vol 4 of the Foster Europe International Studies Series (Innsbruck: Studienverlag, forthcoming in 2016).

“The Alphonse Karr Version of Canada and NATO (or Plus ça change),” in Beyond Afghanistan: An International Security Agenda for Canada, ed. James Fergusson and Francis Furtado (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2016), pp. 62-79.

(With Deanna Soloninka) “Woodrow Wilson Still Fuels Debate on ‘Who Lost Russia?’” Orbis 60 (Summer 2016): 433-52.

“France, America, and the Issue of ‘Balancing’ (Soft or Otherwise): A Tale of Two Cycles,” in International Relations Theory and European Security: We Thought We Knew, ed. Lorenzo Cladi and Andrea Locatelli (London: Routledge, 2016), pp. 159-76.

(With Umut Korkut) “Going Against the Flow: Sinn Féin’s Unusual Hungarian ‘Roots’,” International History Review 37 (January 2015): 41-58.

“Hard Power and Doctrinal ‘Transformation’ in America’s Foreign Policy: A Tale of Two Cycles.” In Les Stratégies du Smart Power Américain: Redéfinir le leadership dans un monde post-Américain, ed. Maya Kandel and Maud Quessard-Salvaing, Études de l’IRSEM, no. 32 (Paris: Ministère de la Défense/Institut de Recherche Stratégique de l’École Militaire, 2014), pp. 52-62.

“Is There a ‘Strategic Culture’ of the Special Relationship? Contingency, Identity, and the Transformation of Anglo-American Relations,” in Contemporary Anglo-American Relations: A “Special Relationship”? ed. Alan Dobson and Steve Marsh (London: Routledge, 2013), pp. 26-51.

“That Other Transatlantic ‘Great Rapprochement’: France, the United States, and Theodore Roosevelt,” in America’s Transatlantic Turn: Theodore Roosevelt and the “Discovery” of Europe, ed. Hans Krabbendam and John M. Thompson (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012), pp. 103-19.

“France and the Issue of a ‘Usable’ Diaspora in (North) America: The Duroselle-Tardieu Thesis Reconsidered,” International History Review 34 (March 2012): 71-88.

“On the Road to Lisbon: Canada, the U.S., and the Transatlantic Alliance,” in Politique étrangère comparée: Canada-Etats-Unis, ed. Jean-Michel Lacroix and Gordon Mace (Brussels: Peter Lang, 2012), pp. 35-48.

(With Justin Massie) “‘Tout recommence en ‘40’: le retour de la France dans la culture stratégique du Québec et du Canada,” in Mission Paris: Les ambassadeurs du Canada en France et le triangle Ottawa-Québec-Paris, ed. Stéphane Roussel and Greg Donaghy (Montréal: Hurtubise, 2012), pp. 135-61.