2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

Conferences

2013

9.6-8

6th Global studies conference, Delhi University: South Asia and Globalization (TBC)

Co-organizer

2012

2.8	UCSB PhD Emphasis	Sociology and global studies
2.24-25	UCSB Global Studies conference ‘Crisis’ (co-organizer)	Crisis reveals
4.1-4	International Studies Association, San Diego Organizer of panel 21C Development: Radical Inequality and Emancipation	4.1 WikiLeaks and democracy 4.2 BRICS and emancipation
4.11	University of California Riverside, Institute for Research on World Systems	The rise of emerging societies
5.11-12	University of Oregon Asian Studies Program, 70th Anniversary Conference ‘Area Studies in Global Context: The “Place” of Asia’	Asia in Emerging Global Realignments: Discussant
5.14-6.15	Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, EHESS, Paris, Visiting Professor	Lectures 5.22, 5.29, 6.6
6.11-12	Lisbon University Institute, Conference ‘Area Studies Revisited: Many Faces of an Interdisciplinary Field’	Keynote: From area studies to global studies
6.11	Chair PhD defense Ravi Ghadge, UIUC
6.15-18	Barcelona	Power in Economics: Different capitalisms
6.20-22	5th Global Studies conference, Moscow State University: Eurasia and Globalization, Complexity and Global studies	Co-organizer
6.25	Moscow University, Humanities as a Transnational Project, Fulbright Summer school in the Humanities	Keynote: Going global, with the humanities
6.26	Open University, Milton Keynes, Symposium Asia Rising: A New Oriental Globalization?	Keynote: Asia Rising, Growth or Emancipation?
6. 27-7.3	Humboldt University, Berlin, Visiting Professor	21C globalization; Inequality
7.15-20	54th International Congress of Americanists, Vienna	Convener roundtable Global South
8.27-29	Power & Difference, 3rd International Conference, Tampere, Finland	Power in Economics: Different capitalisms
9.3-12	Maastricht University, MA Development, TBC	Lectures
10.12-13	Communication and Global Power Shifts, Beijing, Communication University of China & School of Communication, Simon Fraser University	TBC

2011

3/1	Documentary film interview with Zulema Griffin http://deuxconceptualisten.blip.tv/	Ink Bleach
3.31	Butler University, Indianapolis, lecture	21C globalization
4.1	University Illinois Urbana Champaign, Transnational workshop, keynote	Innovation and global futures
4.5	Goldsmiths College, Graduate School, London, lecture	Global rebalancing: East-South turn
4.7-8	Globalization and the Roman world, University Exeter	Globalization: Decentering Rome
4.15-26	Maastricht University
4.27	Persian Gulf club, Amsterdam	Politics of crisis
5.5	UCSB Orfalea Center seminar	Decoding crisis
5.10-11	Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences & Friedrich Ebert-Stiftung Shanghai: Growth through Redistribution? Income inequality and Demand-led growth in Emerging Economies	Growth and social policies: Inclusive development or bust
6.12-26	Shanghai University, Visiting professor global studies
6.16-17	China Forum on Global studies, Shanghai University	What are global studies?
6.17-18	Global Studies Consortium, Shanghai University	Challenges for global studies
6.21	Shanghai University, School of Management	Globalization and crisis
6.22	Zhejiang University, Center for Contemporary Chinese Discourse Studies, Hangzhou	Wobbly after Crisis
6.24	Fudan University, International Studies, Shanghai & China Educational Video	Global rebalancing
6.27	Hong Kong University, Center for Globalization and Cultural studies	Global rebalancing
6.30	National Research Council of Thailand, Sociology  committee, Bangkok	Global rebalancing
7.1	Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Global Network	What are global studies?
7.4	Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Political science and sociology	Growth and social policies in emerging societies
7.18-20	4th Global Studies conference, Rio de Janeiro: Emerging societies and Emancipation	Convener, keynote
7.26-29	Brazilian Sociological Congress, Curitiba	BRICs and emancipation
9.5	Maastricht U, MA Globalization and Development	21C globalization and development
9.9-11	Ørecomm Festival, Malmö, Agency in the mediatized world: Media, Communication and Development	WikiLeaks and Democracy
9.13	Maastricht University, Crucial Differences	History and ethnicity
9.15	Maastricht U, MA Globalization and Development	Modernization theories
10.20-22	Seoul National University, Global challenge in Asia: From Conflict to Collaboration	Keynote: Global rebalancing: The role of Asia
11.5	Occupy IV, People’s Park, Isla Vista	Wall Street blues

2010

1.26	UCSB Global Studies & Sociology	Wobbly after crisis
3.3	Chapman University, Orange, CA	Global Rebalancing
		Seminar globalization and culture
4.23	UCSB Orfalea Center, UC Global Studies meeting	Workshop
4.24-25	UCSB Global Studies International Consortium	Meeting
5.7-8	Global Studies Association conference, U Illinois Urbana-Champaign: Global Crisis and Beyond	Keynote: Global rebalancing, two scripts
5.17	Institute of Social Studies, The Hague	Perplexities: global rebalancing
5.9-31	Maastricht University	Lectures
5.21		Inaugural address
5.26	Maastricht U, Science and Technology seminar	Innovate, innovate!
6.2	Maastricht U, Arts Media Culture seminar	Globalization and culture
6.3-5	Transnational Institute, Amsterdam, Annual meet	6.4  The East-South turn
6.4	Transnational Institute, De Balie, Amsterdam	Chair panel on development aid
6.21-23	Third Global Studies conference: Global rebalancing: East Asia and globalization, Busan, Pusan National University; www.GlobalStudiesConference.com	Convener, keynote
6.29	Shanghai University, Graduate school social science	Global rebalancing
7.1-7	Xiamen University, Center for Macroeconomic Research and School of Economics	7.2 Global rebalancing 7.5 Is there hope for Uncle Sam?
7.11-17	International Sociological Association Congress Gothenburg, Sweden, Futures Research RC07	Convener: Futures after Crisis Paper: Global rebalancing
	ISA RC36	Cultures of crisis
9.1-18	Maastricht University	Lectures
9.10	International Development Studies jubilee, Roskilde University, Denmark	Keynote: Globalization and development

 

2009 

5.4
UC Santa Barbara, Global Studies undergrad program
21C globalization

5.26
UC Santa Barbara, Women and Development course
Forward options in development

5.30-6.1
Global Studies conference, Dubai, Zayed University: The Middle East and globalization Convener: www.GlobalStudiesConference.com

6.2-5
UAE University, Al-Ain City, United Arab Emirates
New trends in globalization  

6.11-14
Yerevan, Armenia, International Institute of Sociology World Congress; Convener: New trends in globalization
Global rebalancing
Crisis and culture

6.15-30
University Maastricht

6.23
University of Bielefeld, Institute for World Society Studies
Politics of crisis

8.8-11
American Sociological Association annual meeting, San Francisco
Convener: Globalization session

8.17-22
FLACSO Buenos Aires, Global Studies Program
Globalization course

8.22-23
CEIEG, Universidad del CEMA, Buenos Aires: Thinking globally about the future
Crisis and response: different capitalisms

9.1-21
University Maastricht

10
Transnational Institute, Amsterdam, Converging Crises: Emerging Alternatives   (TBC)

10
Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute   of Socio-Political Research, Moscow (TBC)
Moscow State University
Global rebalancing

10
University of Bristol (TBC)
Global rebalancing

 

2008 

2/15
UIUC YMCA Friday Forum : Unraveling spin
Beyond the American Bubble

2/18
Rutgers University Newark, Division of Global Affairs
New trends in globalization

3/10-14
University of Osaka: Globalization, Difference and Human Security
Global multiculture

4/1-2
Florida International University, Miami: Diversity and Integration in the European Union
No need for unanimity: 21C multiculturalism

4/6
UIUC Global Crossroads : The American Image
Can the US correct itself?

4/9
UC Santa Barbara, Sociology and Global Studies
New balance: 21C globalization

4/12
UIUC Transnational Workshop

5/16-18
University Illinois Chicago: The United States and New Globalization, www.GlobalStudiesConference.com  
The US and 21C globalization
Decline as hope: the USA

6/26-30
Budapest , International Institute of Sociology World Congress
New balance

7/
Ministry foreign affairs, The Hague TBC
Globalization and development 21C

7/4
University of Maastricht

7/5-18

Freiburg University, Global Studies Program

New globalization

7/20-25

Stockholm U, International A Media and Communication Research conference: Media and Global Divides
Media and global divides: Global multiculture

7/22-25
Monash University Centre, Prato, Tuscany: Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Globalization as challenge of interdisciplinary studies

9/5-8
International Sociological Association Forum, Barcelona
Convener of panels on New Trends in Globalization
1 New balance: 21C globalization
2 US and globalization

9
York University, Toronto, Institute Development Studies
Global multiculture

11.13
University Maastricht
Globalization and culture

11.16
Zayed University, Abu Dhabi

11.17
National College of Arts, Lahore: Symposium
Globalization rebalancing

11.18
Government College, Lahore
21st century globalization

11.20
South Asian Free Media Association, Lahore TBC
Punjab University, Lahore, Mass Communication TBC
Representing the rise of the rest as threat

11.25
University of Kalyani, West Bengal, India
Global multiculture

12.5
UIUC Transnational Seminar
Globalization after the crisis

 

 

2007 

2/23 U Missouri, Columbia, Sociology: Globalization the next phase 

2/28-3/2 International Studies Association congress, Chicago: Internationalizing IR & Dipesh Chakrabarty panel 

4/11 UIUC Cultural studies, Communication and EPS: Neo-medievalism 

5/17-20 UC Irvine, Global Studies Association, Contested terrains of globalization: 1 New globalization, 2 Global multiculture 

6/1-2 Chicago Semester, Reading the world: 

Cultural politics of neoliberalism & Global multiculture 

6/18 U Sussex, International Relations: New globalization 

6/22 U Warwick, Sociology: New globalization 

8/30-31 ANU Canberra, Humanities Research School: Globalization 

9/24 Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Globally Occupied Attention: 

Is America a culture killer? Debate 

10/18-20 U of Modena, Italy, The study of culture: Global multiculture 

10/22 Università di Roma Tre: Global multiculture 

10/30 World University Network, UIUC, New political spaces: Can the US correct itself? 

11/16-17 UC Berkeley, Dutch Studies/European Studies: How European is Europe? 

 

2006 

3/10 Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Cosmopolitan Presumptions: Emancipatory cosmopolitanism 

3/21-25 International Studies Association, San Diego,

Convener: Global realignments; Paper: Does empire matter? 
 

4/6-7 U South Florida, Tampa, C for Global Solutions, Globalization, cities and the production of culture: Global multiculture, flexible acculturation 

4/10-11 Lewis & Clark College, Portland, OR, International Affairs symposium, www.lclark.edu/org/ias/ Does globalization strengthen or weaken national identity? 
 
4/26 U Stockholm, JMK, Global movements: Discussant 

4/27 U Stockholm, JMK: Oriental globalization 

5/2-3 U Gothenburg, Cultural Studies: Global multiculture 
U Gothenburg, Global Studies: Empire now 

5/4 U Stockholm, JMK: Globalization or empire? 

5/13 Global Studies Association, DePaul U, Chicago: 
Convener panel Transnationalism 
 
6/29-30 Utrecht U, unesco-Ceres,Inequality, pluralism and environment: Global multiculture 
 7/4 U Freiburg, PhD Sociology: Global multiculture 

7/5 U Freiburg, Environmental studies: Energy and geopolitics 

7/10 U Freiburg, Sociology as conversations: Trends in global sociology 

7/23-9 International Sociological Association Congress, Durban,

1 Emerging powers: Global realignments 

2 Multicultural cities: Global multiculturalism 

3 Internationalizing sociology: Global emancipation 

4 Author meets critics: Globalization or Empire? 
 

7/31-8/5 U Stellenbosch, Sustainability Institute: 

Course globalization 
 

9/22 U Illinois Urbana Champaign, Sociology: Global multiculture 

9/28-9 Korean Sociological Ass conference, Seoul, Global Futures of World Regions, the New Asia: New patterns in globalization 

10/2-12 Chulalongkorn U, Bangkok, MA International Development Studies: Course globalization & development 

10/3, 6 Chulalongkorn U, Globalization Social Justice Civil Society course: 

Globalization, Hegemony 
 

10/7 Prince of Songkhla U, Pattani, Multiculturalism in south Thailand: 

Islam, cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism 
 

10/16 Yunnan U, Kunming, International Studies: 

Globalization the next phase 
 

10/18 Yunnan U, Kunming, Sociology: Multiethnicity, global multiculture 

10/24 Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing: 
Globalization the next phase 

10/30 Ferris U, Yokohama: Global multiculture 

10/31 Chuo U, Tokyo: Does empire matter? 

11/2 Royal Melbourne Inst of Technology, Globalism Institute: 
Globalization the next phase 
 
11/8 JNU, New Delhi, International Studies: Does empire matter? 

11/9 U Delhi, School of Economics: Global multiculture 

11/10 Indian Social Forum, New Delhi: Trends in empire 

11/14 JNU, New Delhi, Centre for the Study of Social Systems: Globalization after 9/11 Multiculturalism & Globalization seminars 

11/16 National College of Arts, Lahore: Global multiculture 

11/17 Lahore U of Management Sciences: Does empire matter? 

2005 

1/26-31 World Social Forum, Porto Alegre, Sociologists without Borders 
Panel Controlled Democracy 
 
3/14 UIUC EU Educational Policy Research: Europe, globalization, multicultural frontiers 
 
4/4 Syracuse U, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs: Does empire matter? 

4/13 UIUC Communication studies seminar: Neoliberalism 

4/19 Loyola U, Chicago, Sociology: Globalization and empire 

4/21 UIUC Sociology Znaniecki Workshop: Chair panel 

5/1 UIUC Early Modernity Learning Group: Seminar on Hobson, Eastern origins of Western civilization 
 
5/3 UIUC AISEC Roundtable: Global issues debate 

5/12-15 Global Studies Association, U Tennessee, Knoxville: Empire and global realignments 
 
5/23-7/15 Visiting professor U Freiburg, Global Studies (www.global-studies.de): Globalization course Sociology : Asian Dynamics course; Colloquium 
 
5/27-28 Visiting professor Malmö U, Communication for Development
Workshop: ICT4D (www.k3.mah.se/comdev, www.thirdspaceseminar.org) 
Lecture: Cultural Politics of Neoliberalism 

6/3- 4 U Freiburg, Southeast Asia conference: Oriental globalization 

6/16-17 Amsterdam, Incommunicado05: Alternatives in ICT4D, Waag-Sarai: Digital capitalism and development: ICT4D 

7/4-5 German Academic Exchange Service DAAD, Bonn: Academic exchange conference 

7/25-31 Visiting professor U Stellenbosch, Sustainability Institute, Course: Globalization and Governance

8/1 Government of Western Cape Province, Cape Town: 

Globalization and the developmental state 
 

8/3 U Cape Town, Workers of the World: Culture and Neoliberalism 

8/31-9/2 Royal Geographical Society annual conference Politics of Globalization Revisited, London, www.rgs.org/AC2005

Plenary: Globalization isn't what it used to be; 

Panel: Does Empire Matter? 
 

9/5 Manchester U, School of Social Sciences 

9/30 Central Illinois Mosque and Islamic Center, Urbana: Oriental globalization 

11/1 World Universities Network, Human Geography teleconference,www.wun.ac.uk/horizons/humgeog/index.html

Globalization isn't what it used to be 
 

12/11 Royal Asiatic Society, 500 years of the Portuguese-Sri Lanka encounter, Colombo: Empire and dissent 

15 Sri Lanka Association for Advancement of Science: Going in circles: Globalization 

16-18 10 th International Conference on Sri Lanka Studies, U Kelaniya, Sri Lanka: 500 years since Western Colonization: Oriental globalization: Past and present 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Home I Publications I Abstracts I Conferences I CV I PDFs I Contact

 

 

© 2009 Jan Nederveen Pieterse| All Rights Reserved