Laurence B. Mussio
Laurence B. Mussio is an esteemed historian specializing in the intersection of business and government, and he serves as the co-founder and Chair of the Long Run Institute, which operates in Toronto, Belfast, and London. With decades of expertise, Mussio has delved into Canada’s public and private institutional evolution, providing insights that resonate with contemporary challenges and opportunities for national renewal.
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Laurence B. Mussio is a banking historian, the chair of the Long Run Institute, a fellow of the Royal Historical Society and a professor of practice at Queen’s University Belfast.
The Swedish deal, the defence bank and the West’s awakening from its long dream
Canada· 2026-05-28
Laurence B. Mussio is a fellow of the Royal Historical Society and Co-Founder and chair of the Long Run Institute.
Canada has become a place to be from – and opera can teach us a lessonCanada· 2026-01-24
Laurence B. Mussio is chair of the Long Run Institute and fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
Can ambition triumph over stagnation in Carney’s Ottawa?Canada· 2025-12-15
Laurence B. Mussio, PhD, is a senior business historian, co-founder and chair of the Long Run Institute, and fellow of the Royal Historical Society of the United Kingdom.
Canada’s money lives in exile. We’re rich abroad, but starved at homeCanada· 2025-10-26
Laurence B. Mussio is the chair and co-founder of the Long Run Institute and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society of the United Kingdom.
At the G7, Canada’s globalist ambitions put our domestic problems in stark contrastCanada· 2025-06-17
Laurence B. Mussio is a historian of business and government, and a co-founder and chair of the Long Run Institute.
Opinion: A new nationalism is emerging in CanadaCanada· 2025-03-29
Laurence B. Mussio is a co-founder and chair of the Long Run Institute.
Opinion: Decoding Trump’s trade strategy: The historical pattern beneath the headlinesCanada· 2025-03-14
Laurence B. Mussio is an historian of business and government, and a co-founder and Chair of the Long Run Institute, based in Toronto, Belfast and London.
Opinion: How Canada must face its winter of reckoningCanada· 2025-02-17
