Sessional Lecturer
SS 3007
Campus
- Downtown Toronto (St. George)
Areas of Interest
Transnational dimensions of intra-state conflict, human rights activism, and international relations theory.
Biography
David has taught courses on global security, human rights, international cooperation, and war and peace. His published works examine international institutions, human rights NGOs, transnational activism on the Israeli-Palestinian and Turkish-Kurdish conflicts, and realist theory. He has written on a number of public policy issues for national outlets, including the Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, Maclean’s, and Policy Options. He has also worked in advocacy in support of children with disabilities, serving as Executive Director of Every Kid Counts.
Education
BA, Queen's University
MA, King's College
PhD, University of Toronto