Since 2003, Associate Professor in Political Theory and the History of Ideas at the University of Copenhagen, and

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1 Noel Parker Lektor, Emeritus Institut for Statskundskab Politisk Teori Statskundskab studienævn Postaddresse: Øster Farimagsgade 5, CSS 12, 2. sal København K Postaddresse: Øster Farimagsgade 5, 1353 København K np@ifs.ku.dk, np@ifs.ku.dk Telefon: Hjemmeside: Web: Kort præsentation Since 2003, Associate Professor in Political Theory and the History of Ideas at the University of Copenhagen, and previously Reader in European Politics at the University of Surrey (UK). From 1977 to 1993, he was a member of the academic staff at the British Open University. He holds a B.A. in Philosophy, an M.A. in the History of Ideas, a Maîtrise de Philosophie, and Ph.D. in Government (from the London School of Economics). Current research interests centre on the spatial, geopolitical and identity construction of socio-political orders: their borders, boundaries and margins; and empires as non-sovereign-state forms extending over space. Longer-standing interests have been the meaning and historical evolution of practices of contention such as revolution and terrorism; and the validity and force of survivals from Enlightenment thought. Spring 2014: Honorary Research Fellow at University or Sussex Centre for Advanced International Theory Spring 2010: Honorary University Fellow at the University of Exeter, UK Publications include: Books: Empire and International Order. Aldershot: Ashgate.; The Geopolitics of Europe s Boundaries: Spaces, Centres and Margins, 2008; Margins in European Integration (with Bill Armstrong) Palgrave; Revolutions and History: an Essay in Interpretation Polity; Portrayals of Revolution: Images, Debates and Structures of Thought on the French Revolution Wheatsheaf. Articles: Critical Border Studies: Broadening and Deepening the Lines in the Sand Agenda (with Nick Vaughan-Williams: introduction to special issue) Geopolitics, 17(4), ; Parker, N., &. (2012). Picking and Choosing the Sovereign Border: A Theory of Changing State Bordering Practices. (with Rebecca Adler-Nissen); Geopolitics, 17(4), ; Imperial power and the organization of space in Europe and North America (with Magali Gravier: introduction to special issue) Journal of Political Power, 4(3), ; Imperialism, Territory and Liberation: On the dynamics of empire stemming from Europe Journal of Political Power, 4(3), ; Empire as a Geopolitical Figure Geopolitics, 15(1), Publikationer Empire and International Order

2 Parker, N. (red.) apr Aldershot: Ashgate. 168 s. Empires and the Sovereign State Order: A Revisionist History Parker, N. apr Empire and International Order. Parker, N. (red.). Aldershot: Ashgate, Kap. 3, s s. Introduction: Empires and the international in History or throughout History Parker, N. apr Empire and International Order. Parker, N. (red.). Aldershot: Ashgate, s Critical Border Studies: Broadening and Deepening the Lines in the Sand Agenda Parker, N. & Vaughan-Williams, N I : Geopolitics. 17, 4, s s. Picking and Choosing the Sovereign Border: A Theory of Changing State Bordering Practices Parker, N. & Adler-Nissen, R I : Geopolitics. 17, 4, s s. Imperial Rule and the Art of Managing Diversity: Review of Jane Burbank & Frederick Cooper: Empires in World History: Power and the Politics of Difference. Princeton University Press, 2010 Parker, N I : Journal of Political Power. 4, 3, s Imperial power and the organization of space in Europe and North America Parker, N. & Gravier, M I : Journal of Political Power. 4, 3, s s. Imperialism, territory, and liberation: on the dynamics of empire stemming from Europe Parker, N I : Journal of Political Power. 4, 3, s Journal of Political Power Parker, N. (red.) & Gravier, M. (red.) udg. Taylor & Francis. Empire as a Geopolitical Figure Parker, N I : Geopolitics. 15, 1-2, s From Borders to Margins: A Deleuzian Ontology for Identities in the Postinternational Environment Parker, N I : Alternatives - Global Local Political. 34, 1, s s. Lines in the Sand?: Towards an Agenda for Critical Border Studies Parker, N. & Vaughan-Williams, N I : Geopolitics. 14, 3, s s. Parallaksy: revolutsii i "revolutsiya" v global'nom predstavlenii Parker, N Kontsept "Revolutsiya" v sovremennom politicheskom diskurse. Blyakher, B. V. M. & Pavlov, A. V. (red.). Petersburg: Aleteiia, s A Theoretical Introduction: Space, Centers, and Margins Palgrave Macmillan, s Conclusion Palgrave Macmillan, s Denmark s and Britain s Marginality Strategies Compared Palgrave Macmillan, s

3 Europe and a Globalizing United States: Political Ideals Projected and Counter-projected Palgrave Macmillan, s The Geopolitics of Europe s Identity: Centers, Boundaries and Margins Parker, N. (red.) 2008 New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 252 s. Northern Europe as a "Constructive Margin" Parker, M. N. L Wider Europe: Nordic and Baltic Lessons to Post-Enlargement Europe. Tassinari, F., Joenniemi, P. & Jakobsen, U. (red.). Copenhagen: C. A. Reitzel, s Religion and politics: Voltaire's and Rousseau's Enlightenment strategies Parker, M. N. L I : Distinktion : Scandinavian Journal of Social Theory. 12, s Da Revoluçðo à Tecnocracia, ou Euroscepticismo: os significados de 1989 Parker, M. N. L As Revoluções Contemporâneas. Martins, F. & Oliveira, P. A. (red.). Lissabon: Colibri, s Parallaxes: Revolutions and "Revolution" in a Globalized Imaginary Parker, M. N. L The Future of Revolutions: rethinking political and social change in the age of globalization. Foran, J. (red.). London: Zed Books, s Political Thought and Political Forms Parker, M. N. L I : Politologiske studier (Tema:Film og politik). 6, 1, s Review of J.K.J. Thomson: Decline in History: the European Experience. Polity Press, 1998 Parker, M. N. L I : Journal of World History. 14, 3, s Differentiating, Collaborating, Outdoing: Nordic identity and marginality in the contemporary world Parker, M. N. L I : Identities - Global Studies in Culture and Power. 9, 3, s Aktiviteter Foredragsholder: The Space of Cities 29 okt Centre for Advanced International Theory University of Sussex, Department of International Relation, 15 feb jun E.S.F. Exploratory Workshop 30 okt Oplægsholder: European Statehood: Challenged, paradoxical or just plain incoherent? 27 jan. 2013

4 Sixth Deleuze Studies International Conference 9 jul IPSA RC sep Taler: Critical Junctures of Globalization 16 sep sep Foredragsholder: Empire: Hvorfor er Imperiet blevet aktuelt igen? Hvad er det imperiet som koncept kan forklare os om verden i det 21. århundrede? 1 nov Geopolitics Globalizations Journal of European Public Policy Political Geography Journal of International Relations and Development 26 feb Honorary University Fellow, University of Exeter 1 apr aug Beyond the border: Drawing new lines around political order.

5 Empires Past, Present and Future I & II: European and American Reflections, and prognoses. Re-thinking IR Imaginary Borders in the Time of the War on Terror. Lines In The Sand? Non-Territorial Bordering Practices In Global Politics', with additional support from University of Copenhagen Migration Initiative and Centre for Advanced Security Theory. 1 okt maj 2009 'Empire over Europe: Past experience and Future prospects: European and American perceptions', with funding from University of Copenhagen Europa Satsningsområde. 1 nov Oxford University Press 1 jan Borders, Lines, Margins: the Problem of the Limits of International Relations. 1 feb mar Political Subjectivities in Globalizing Structures. 1 jun Academic coordinator for the Danish Political Theory Network s 2004 conference Beyond the State. 1 jun Post-structuralism and theorising space. 1 jun. 2004