David Mislan

Assistant Professor
School of International Service

• David Bell Mislan joined the SIS faculty in 2011 and is assistant professor in the U.S. foreign policy program. His teaching and research interests are foreign policy analysis, international security, and qualitative methods. His most recent book, Enemies of the American Way: Identity and Presidential Foreign Policymaking (Continuum, 2012) investigates the relationship between how U.S. presidents define American identity and how they conceptualize threats to national security. In addition to his teaching and research, Dr. Mislan is active with civic engagement initiatives in Eastern Europe and the United States.

• Degrees

  Ph.D., Rutgers (Political Science), M.A., Johns Hopkins (Government), B.A. Rutgers (History)

• Favorite Spot on Campus:

  The Dav
  

  Book Currently Reading:

  The Coup by John Updike
  

  Languages Spoken:

  Spanish; currently learning Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian