J. Peter Burgess - FICHL

Overview
Curriculum
vitae
&
publication
list
J.
Peter
Burgess
1
June
1961
Munich,
Germany
Research
professor,
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO)
Programme
leader,
Security
Programme
(PRIO)
Editor‐in‐chief,
Security
Dialogue,
SAGE
Publications,
London
Adjunct
professor,
Norwegian
University
of
Technology
and
Science
(NTNU)
Senior
Research
Fellow,
Institute
for
European
Studies,
Free
University
Brussels
Contact:
Meltzersgate
1
N‐0257
Oslo,
Norway
peter@prio.no
+47
90923949
Curriculum vitae ...............................................................................................................................................................................2
Positions held......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Education................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Leadership, adminstration and fundraising................................................................................................................................................ 4
Research project leadership...................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Fundraising: Research grants funded................................................................................................................................................................................4
Professional service............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Refereeing ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Evaluation ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Consultancy ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Institutional board membership..........................................................................................................................................................................................6
Reference group and advisory committee membership (selected)......................................................................................................................6
Editorial board membership..................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Association membership .........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Teaching and advising ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Graduate courses taught..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Undergraduate courses taught .............................................................................................................................................................................................7
Theses directed............................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Miscellaneous ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Language proficiency ................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Civil Status .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
References............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Publication list...................................................................................................................................................................................9
Scholarly publications......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Books................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Scholarly articles and chapters.............................................................................................................................................................................................9
Book reviews, reports, working papers, and briefs..................................................................................................................................................13
Commentaries/Op‐Eds..........................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Scholarly publishing ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Scholarly translations ............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Selected scholarly presentations ..................................................................................................................................................................16
Conference and seminar presentations (selected) ...................................................................................................................................................16
Speeches, public lectures and debates ...........................................................................................................................................................................19

Curriculum
vitae
Positions
held
At
present Research
Professor
of
cultural
studies
and
philosophy,
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO)
(Professor
promotion
2001).
Leader,
Security
Programme,
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO)
(since
2004).
Adjunct
Professor,
Norwegian
University
of
Science
and
Technology,
Unit
for
Risk
Psychology,
Environment
and
Societal
Security
(since
2007).
Editor‐in‐chief,
Security
Dialogue,
SAGE
Publications,
London
(since
2001).
Senior
Research
Fellow,
Institute
for
European
Studies,
Free
University
Brussels
(since
2009).
Director,
Centre
for
Security
Studies,
Collegium
Civitas,
Warsaw,
Poland
(since
2008).
2006‐2007 Adjunct
Professor
of
International
Relations,
Fondation
Nationale
des
Sciences
Politiques
(Sciences
Po),
Master
in
International
Relations.
2003‐2004
 Adjunct
Professor
of
cultural
studies
and
philosophy,
Centre
for
Development
and
the
Environment
(SUM),
University
of
Oslo.
2000‐2003 Senior
Researcher
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO).
Assistant
Professor/Senior
researcher
of
cultural
studies,
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
Norway
2002 Full
professor
by
evaluation
(personlig
opprykk),
PRIO.
1998‐2000 Jean
Monnet
Fellow
Robert
Schuman
Centre
for
Advanced
Studies,
European
University
Institute,
Florence
Italy.
Senior
Research
Fellow
(adjunct),
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO).
Associate
professor
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
Norway.
1997 Research
Fellow
Volda
University
College,
Volda
Norway.
Associate
Professor
by
evaluation
(personlig
opprykk)
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
Norway.
1995‐1997 Lecturer,
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
Norway.
1992‐1994 Lecturer
University
of
Oslo,
Norway
(adjunct).
Teacher
The
French
High
School
of
Oslo,
Norway
1988 Instructor
Columbia
University,
New
York.
Education
PhD
(Political
philosophy),
Université
François‐Rabelais
de
Tours.
Thesis:
Force
et
resistance
dans
la
philosophie
politique
de
Hegel
(Force
and
resistance
in
Hegel’s
Political
Philosophie).
Director:
Jean‐Christophe
Merle
(defence
forthcoming
2009.)
D.E.A.
(Social
sciences
and
philosophy),
École
des
Hautes
Études
en
Sciences
Sociales.
Thesis:
(L’économie
de
force
et
de
résistance
dans
la
dialectique
spéculative
de
Hegel
(The
economy
of
force
and
resistance
in
Hegel’s
speculative
dialectic).
Director:
Nicolas
Tertullian,
1991.
M.phil.
(French
&
comparative
literature),
Columbia
University,
New
York,
1989.
Freie
Universität
Berlin
(philosophy),
1989‐1990.
Université
de
Paris
VII
(semiotics),
1988‐1989.
Diploma
in
Latin,
City
University
of
New
York,
Summer
Latin
&
Greek
Institute,
1987.
M.A.
(Comparative
literature),
University
of
Chicago,
1985
2 / 20

Université
de
Paris
I
(Comparative
literature),
1985
B.A.
(English
literature),
University
of
Iowa,
Iowa
City,
1984
B.S.
(Mechanical
engineering),
University
of
Colorado,
Boulder,
1983.
3 / 20

Leadership,
administration
and
fundraising
Research
project
leadership
International
research
projects
15.
Scientific
coordinator,
Converging
and
conflicting
ethical
values
in
the
internal/external
security
continuum
in
Europe
(INEX),
(European
Commission,
7 th 
Framework
Programme,
24
researchers,
2008‐2011).
14.
Workpackage
leader,
Global
Border
Environment,
(European
Commission,
7 th 
Framework,
5
researchers,
2008‐2009).
14.
Working
group
leader,
Security:
A
new
framework
for
analysis
(NATO/ESF)
(Organizational
and
budgetary
duties,
27
international
collaborators,
2007‐2008).
13.
National
coordinator
for
the
Norwegian
participation
in
COST
A24
(European
Commission
6 th
Framework
Programme)
on
The
Social
Construction
of
Threats,
2005‐2008.
12.
Workpackage
leader,
Cross‐sector
Observations
of
Threat
Perceptions
and
Research
Priorities
for
Biological
Homeland
Security
in
Europe
(CORPS),
(European
Commission
6 th 
Framework
Programme,
2
researchers,
2007‐2009).
11.
Workpackage
leader,
The
Changing
Landscape
of
Liberty
and
Security
in
Europe
(CHALLENGE),
(European
Commission,
7 th 
Framework,
3
researchers,
2006‐2010).
10.
Scientist‐in‐charge
for
the
Applied
Network
on
Global
Justice
(European
Commission
5 th
Framework
Programme,
2005‐2007).
9.
Project
Leader,
After
the
Monopoly
of
Violence
(individual
project,
Italian
Defense
Centre
for
Security
Studies,
2002‐2003).
Norwegian‐based
research
projects
8.
Project
leader,
The
Social
Determination
of
Risk
(international
project,
16
researchers,
2007‐
2010).
7.
Project
leader,
Liberal
Peace
and
the
Ethics
of
Peace‐building
(international
project,
15
researchers,
2007‐2009).
6.
Project
leader,
Threats
beyond
Borders
(Norwegian
project,
2
researchers).
2007.
5.
Project
leader,
Threat
to
Europe:
The
New
Culture
of
Insecurity
(international
project,
16
researchers,
2006‐2008).
4.
Project
leader,
The
Norwegian
Security
Challenge
(international
project,
12
researchers,
2007‐
2008).
3.
Project
leader,
Independence
of
the
Mind
(international
seminar
series,
2005‐2007).
2.
Project
leader,
Europe
Looking
Outwards
(international
project,
10
researchers,
2004‐2006).
1.
Project
leader,
The
European
in
the
New
Norwegian
(individual
research
project,
1998‐2002).
Fundraising:
Research
grants
funded
22.
Bodies
and
Borders:
Interdisciplinary
Research
on
Corporal
Control,
Borders,
and
European
Security
(pending,
European
Research
Council,
2008,
€138.000)
21.
The
European
Neighbourhood
Policy:
Background,
status
and
outlook
(pending,
EEC
Financial
Arrangement,
2008,
€280.000)
20.
Socially
Integrated
Biosecurity
(pending,
Research
Council
of
Norway,
2008,
€1.312.000).
20.
Financial
Security
in
a
Time
of
Uncertainty
(Norwegian
Research
Council,
2008,
€35.000).
19.
Converging
and
conflicting
ethical
values
in
the
internal/external
security
continuum
in
Europe
(INEX),
(European
Commission
7 th 
Framework
Programme,
2008,
€1.900.000).
18.
Global
Border
Environment
(GLOBE),
(European
Commission,
7 th 
Framework
Programme,
coordinator
Manuel
Parra,
Telvent,
2008,
€81.000).
17.
The
Social
Determination
of
Risk.
Critical
infrastructure
and
Mass
Transportation
Protection
in
4 / 20

the
Norwegian
Civil
Aviation
Sector
(Research
Council
of
Norway,
2007,
€800.000).
16.
Cross‐sector
Observations
of
Threat
Perceptions
and
Research
Priorities
for
Biological
Homeland
Security
in
Europe
(CORPS),
(European
Commission
6 th 
Framework
Programme,
2007,
€31.200).
15.
The
New
Culture
of
Insecurity:
European
Approaches
to
Globalized
Threat
(Research
Council
of
Norway,
2005,
€1.023.000).
14.
Vulnerable
Identities:
Human
Security
and
Culture
in
the
Age
of
Globalization
(Research
Council
of
Norway,
2005,
€1.113.000).
13.
Arms
against
a
sea
of
troubles:
Ethics
and
the
new
military
intervention
(Research
Council
of
Norway,
2005,
€289.100).
12.
Supernational
Governance
in
Europe
(Ruhrgass
Foundation,
Germany,
with
Dr.
J.‐C.
Merle,
travel
grant,
2004
€12.000)
11.
The
Changing
Landscape
of
Liberty
and
Security
in
Europe
(CHALLENGE)
(European
Union
6 th
Framework
Programme,
Workpackage
3
Securitization,
War
and
New
Technologies,
2005
€210.000).
10.
Looking
Outward,
European
Security
Architecture
(Norwegian
Research
Council,
2004,
€290.000)
9.
European
Security
Identity
(Centro
militare
di
studi
strageci,
Rome,
Italy,
2003,
€20.500).
8.
Le
conflit
identitaire
(Conflict‐based
identity)
(Ministry
of
Foreign
Affairs,
2003,
€9.000).
7.
Le
conflit
identitaire
(Conflict‐based
identity)
(French
Embassy
in
Oslo,
Scientific
Section,
2003,
€4.000).
6.
European
Security
Identities:
Contested
Understandings
of
EU
and
NATO
(Norwegian
Research
Council,
2000,
€54.800,
with
Ola
Tunander)
5.
Legitimacy
and
multiplicity
in
European
construction
(Robert
Schuman
Centre,
EUI,
Florence,
Italy,
1998,
€14.500).
4.
Langue
nationale,
identité
européene
(National
Language,
European
Identity)
(European
University
Institute,
Florence,
1997,
€14.500).
3.
The
European
in
the
New
Norwegian
(Norwegian
Research
Council,
personal
post‐doctoral,
1997,
€290.000)
2.
Ivar
Aasen’s
Logic
of
Nation
(Volda
University
College,
Norway,
1996,
€16.000).
1.
Personal
Graduate
Fellowship
(Columbia
University,
NYC,
1987,
€60.580).
Professional
service
Refereeing
• International
Political
Sociology
• Journal
of
Peace
Research
• Journal
of
Human
Security
• Alternatives
• European
Journal
of
Social
Theory
• Routledge
Publications
Evaluation
• European
Commission,
Science
and
Society
• European
Research
Council
• European
Science
Foundation
• Conseil
belge
d’évaluation
universitaire
(Belgian
Council
for
University
Evaluation)
• Swedish
Innovation
Council
• Fonds
zur
Förderung
der
wissenschaftlichen
Forschung
(Austrian
Research
Council)
5 / 20

• Association
nationale
de
recherches
scientifiques
(French
Research
Council)
• Norges
forskningsråd
(Norwegian
Research
Council)
• University
of
Oslo,
Norway
• University
of
Tromsø,
Norway
• Redd
barna
(Save
the
Children,
Norway)
Consultancy
• European
Parliament,
Committee
on
Justice
and
Home
Affairs
• Redd
barna
(Save
the
Children,
Norway)
• Samferdselsdepartement,
Norge
(Norwegian
Ministry
of
Transportation)
• Kultur‐
og
næringsdepartement,
Norge
(Norwegian
Ministry
of
Culture
and
Commerce)
Institutional
board
membership
• International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO)
(2006‐)
• Center
for
Peace
and
Human
Security,
Institut
d`etudes
politiques,
Paris
(2006‐)
Reference
group
and
advisory
committee
membership
(selected)
• European
Security
and
Innovation
Forum
(ESRIF),
European
Commission
(2008‐
)
• Prosjektgruppe
for
arbeidet
mot
terrorisme
(Project
Group
for
work
against
terrorism),
Norwegian
Ministry
of
Foreign
Affairs
(2007‐).
• Project
Council,
for
Challenges
in
Peacebuilding
and
Stabilisation
(CHIPS),
Norwegian
Defense
Research
Establishment
(2007‐).
• Reference
group,
PRIO‐Indian
Institute
for
Defense
and
Strategic
Studies
(2006‐).
Editorial
board
membership
• International
Political
Sociology
(2005‐)
• Journal
of
Human
Security
(2006‐)
• Strategic
Analysis
(2006‐)
Association
membership
• University
Association
for
Contemporary
European
Studies
(2007‐
)
• European
Biosecurity
Association
(2007‐
)
• International
Studies
Association
(2000‐)
• European
Union
Studies
Association
(2006‐)
• International
Peace
Research
Association
(2001‐)
• American
Philosophical
Association
(1996‐)
• European
Consortium
for
Philosophy
(2002‐)
• European
Consortium
for
Political
Research
(2002‐)
• Association
for
the
Psychoanalysis
of
Culture
and
Society
(2004‐)
Teaching
and
advising
Graduate
courses
taught
• Security
and
safety
for
the
social
sciences,
Norwegian
University
of
Science
and
Technology,
2009
• European
security
in
theory
and
practice,
Collegium
Civitas,
Warsaw,
2009
• Approaches
to
security,
Institute
for
political
studies,
Sciences
Po,
Paris,
2007
6 / 20

• Ethical
foundations
of
human
security,
Institute
for
political
studies,
Sciences
Po,
Paris,
2006
• Introduction
to
Human
Security,
University
of
Tromsø,
2007
• Introduction
to
Gender
Theory,
Bjørknes
College,
annually
since
2005
• History
of
environmentalism
and
the
philosophy
of
nature,
University
of
Oslo,
2005
• History
and
theory
of
written
culture,
Volda
University
College,
2001.
• Continental
theory:
Philosophical
background
and
consequences,
University
of
Oslo,
1998.
Undergraduate
courses
taught
• Introduction
to
aesthetics,
Volda
University
College.
• Linguistic
logic
(Examen
philosophicum),
Volda
University
College
/
University
of
Oslo.
• Philosophy
of
science
(Examen
philosophicum),
Volda
University
College
/
University
of
Oslo.
• History
of
philosophy
(Examen
philosophicum),
Volda
University
College
/
University
of
Oslo.
• Introduction
to
pedagogical
philosophy,
Volda
University
College.
• World
religions,
Volda
University
College.
• American
Society,
Volda
University
College.
• English
literature
(survey),
Volda
University
College.
Theses
directed
• European
identity
and
EU
citizenship
• Nationalism
and
nation
building
in
Romanian
educational
materials
• Identity
in
the
Israeli‐Palestinian
conflict
• The
legitimacy
of
peace‐building
• Global
ethics
and
discourse
theory
• The
crisis
of
European
culture
according
to
Husserl
Miscellaneous
Language
proficiency
• Mother
tongue:
English
• Fluency:
French,
German,
Norwegian,
Italian,
Dutch
• Reading
proficiency:
Danish,
Swedish,
Spanish,
Latin.
Civil
Status
• Citizenship:
U.S.A.
• Permanent
Residency:
Norway
• Married;
3
children
7 / 20

References
Dr.
Yves
Mény,
President
European
University
Institute
San
Domenico
di
Fiesole,
Italy
Dr.
Edward
Wasiolek
Professor
Emeritus
University
of
Chicago
Chicago,
Illinois,
USA
8 / 20
Mr.
Thomas
Loftus
Former
U.S.
Ambassador
to
Norway
Madison,
Wisconsin
Dr.
Angela
Liberatore,
European
Commission
Brussels,
Belgiu
m

Publication
list
Scholarly
publications
Books
Monographs
7.
The
Ethical
Subject
of
Security
and
the
Threat
against
Europe.
London:
Routledge
(forthcoming
2009).
6.
 Antropologi
og
historiografi.
Tre
hegelianske
lesninger
(Anthropology
and
historiography.
Three
Hegelian
Lectures)
(under
review).
5.
Promoting
Human
Security:
Ethical,
Normative
and
Educational
Frameworks
in
Western
Europe
(collective).
Paris:
UNESCO,
2007.
4.
Culture
and
Rationality.
European
Frameworks
of
Norwegian
Identity.
Oslo:
Norwegian
Academic
Press,
2001.
3.
Ivar
Aasen’s
Logic
of
Nation.
Toward
a
Philosophy
of
Culture.
Volda:
Volda
University
College
Skriftserie,
1999.
2nd
edition
2005.
2.
Gegen
des
Strömes
dringende
Wellen:
Force
et
résistance
dans
la
philosophie
de
Hegel,
1997
(un‐
published
manuscript).
1.
The
Gender
of
Signs.
Essays
in
Comparative
Literature.
Volda:
Volda
University
College
Skriftserie,
1995.
Edited
volumes
8.

Handbook
of
New
Security
Studies.
London:
Routledge
(forthcoming
2009).
7.
International
Political
Sociology:
A
Compendium
(with
Charlotte
Epstein,
Patrick
Jackson,
Alexander
Macleod,
Peter
Nyers).
New
York:
Blackwell
(forthcoming
2009).
6.
Museum
Europa:
The
European
Cultural
Heritage
between
Economics
and
Politics.
Kristiansand:
Norwegian
Academic
Press:
2003.
5.
Den
norske
pastorale
opplysningen.
Nye
perspektiver
på
norsk
historiografi
på
1800‐talet
(The
Norwegian
Pastoral
Enlightenment:
New
Perspectives
on
Norwegian
Historiography
in
the
19th
Century)
Oslo:
Abstrakt
Forlag,
2003.
4.
Nation,
Modernity,
Written
Culture
(with
Odd
Monsson).
Kristiansand.
Norwegian
Academic
Press,
2002.
3.
Den
europeiske
identiteten
og
den
skandinaviske
(European
and
Scandinavian
Identity)
(with
Svein
Ivar
Angel
&
Bo
Stråth).
Volda:
Volda
University
College
skriftserie,
2001.
2.
European
Security
Identities.
Contested
Understandings
of
EU
and
NATO

(with
Ola
Tunander),
Oslo:
PRIO,
2000.
1.
Cultural
Politics
and
Political
Culture
in
Postmodern
Europe.
Amsterdam/Atlanta,
Georgia:
Rodopi,
1997.
Scholarly
articles
and
chapters
Publication
in:
peer‐reviewed
journal ∗ ,
peer‐reviewed
anthology ∞ .
2009
60.
 ∗ ‘Stories
about
the
Future.
Values
and
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and
Resistance:
Heraclites,
Aristotle,
Schelling’.
Notat.
Volda:
Volda
University
College
skriftserie.
4.
‘Legitimacy
between
Institution
and
Identity:
What’s
European
about
the
European
Union’,
Florence:
Robert
Schuman
Center
for
Advanced
Studies,
Working
Paper.
3.
‘The
Concept
of
Money
from
The
Werner
Plan
to
the
Delors
Report’,
Florence:
Robert
Schuman
Center
for
Advanced
Studies,
Working
Paper.
2.
‘Culture
and
Political
Economy.
The
Manifold
Discourse
of
EMU’,
Florence:
Robert
Schuman
Center
for
Advanced
Studies,
Working
Paper.
1.
‘Law
and
Cultural
Identity’.
Oslo:
ARENA
Working
Papers.
Commentaries/Op‐Eds
2007
‘Norge:
Europeisk
uten
EU
[European
outside
the
EU]’.
Op‐Ed.
Aftenposten.
16
April.
‘European
outside
of
the
EU’,
The
Magazine,
August.
2004
18.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
35(4):
403‐404.
17.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
35(3):
275‐278.
16.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
35(2):
131‐134.
15.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
35(1):
5‐8.
2003
14.
‘Falske
motsetninger.
Hvordan
skal
vi
forstå
makt?
(False
Oppositions:
How
should
one
Understand
Power?’).
Op‐Ed.
Aftenposten.
13
October
2003.
13.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
34(4)
2003:
387‐390.
12.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
34(3)
2003:
251‐254.
11.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
34(2)
2003:
131‐134.
10.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
34(1)
2003:
5‐6.
2002
9.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
33(4)
2002:
395‐398.
8.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
33(3)
2002:
259‐260.
7.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
33(3)
2002:
123‐126.
6.
‘Commentary’.
Security
Dialogue
33(1)
2002:
5‐8.

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2001
5.
‘Editor’s
Comments’.
Security
Dialogue
32(4)
2001,
387‐392.
4.
‘Editor’s
Comments’
(with
Pavel
Baev)
Security
Dialogue
32(3)
2001:
275‐280.
3.
‘Editor’s
Comments’
(with
Pavel
Baev)
Security
Dialogue
32(2)
2001:
131‐136.
2000
2.
‘Makten
utreder
seg
selv
(Power
Investigates
Itself)’.
Oslo.
Morgenbladet,

2
March,
2000.
1995
1.
‘Om
(stats)vitenskapens
vitenskapelighet
(On
the
Scientificity
of
(Political)
Science)’
Oslo.
Morgenbladet.
December
13,
1995.
Scholarly
publishing
Editor,
Security
Dialogue.
London:
SAGE
Publications.
International
peer‐reviewed
journal
in
the
field
of
international
relations
and
security
studies.
Volumes
edited:
32‐38
(1‐4),
39
(1‐6).
Series
Editor,
PRIO
New
Security
Studies.
London/Oxford:
Routledge.
3‐4
volumes
per
year.
Scholarly
translations
2005
15.
‘War
is
Peace:
On
Post‐national
War’
(from
German:
Ulrich
Beck,
‘Krieg
ist
Frieden:
Über
den
Postnationalen
Krieg’),
Security
Dialogue
36(1).
2004
14.
‘Uncertain
Identities:
Use
and
Risk
of
Identity
Concepts’
(from
French:
‘Identités
incertaines:
Usage
et
risques
du
concept
de
l’identité’).
Security
Dialogue
35(1).
2003
13.
‘The
Silence
of
Words:
On
War
and
Terror’
(from
German:
Ulrich
Beck,
‘Das
Schweigen
der
Wörter:
über
Krieg
und
Terror’).
Security
Dialogue
34(3),

255‐271.
12.
‘The
Construction
of
the
Past
in
situ:
Layers
of
Historical
Understanding’.
(from
Danish:
Søren
Kjørup,
‘Fortidens
konstruksjon
in
situ:
Lage
med

historisk
forståelse’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
ed.
Museum
Europa.
The
European
Cultural
Heritage
between
Politics
and
Economics.
Kristiansand:
HøyskoleForlag.
11.
‘Europa’s
Saints:
The
Official
Construction
of
the
European
Union’

(from
Danish:
Uffe
Østergård,
Europas
Helgener’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
ed.
Museum
Europa.
The
European
Cultural
Heritage
between
Politics
and
Economics.
Kristiansand:
HøyskoleForlag.
10.
‘The
Silence
of
Words’
(from
German:
Ulrich
Beck,
‘Das
Schweigen
der
Wörter’).
Security
Dialogue
34(3),
255‐267.
9.
‘War
on
Terrorism:
Feminist
and
Ethical
Perspectives’
(from
Swedish,
Anna
T.
Höglund,
‘Feministiska
och
etiska
perspektiv
på
‘kriget
mot
terrorismen’’),
Security
Dialogue
34(2),
242‐
245.
2002
8.
‘An
Attack
Against
Iraq
will
Weaken
International
Law’
(from
Norwegian,
Geir
Ulfstein,
‘Terror
og
folkerett’).
Security
Dialogue.
33(4),
501‐503.
1999
7.
‘On
our
Written
Language’
(from
Danish,
Ivar
Aasen,
‘Om
vort
Skriftsprog’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
Ivar
Aasen’s
Logic
of
Nation.
Toward
a
Philosophy
of
Culture.
Volda,
Høgskulen
I
Volda,
108‐110.
6.
‘On
Culture
and
Norwegianness,
(from
Danish,
Ivar
Aasen,
‘Om
Dannelse
og
Norskhed’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
Ivar
Aasen’s
Logic
of
Nation.
Toward
a
Philosophy
of
Culture.
Volda,
Høgskulen
I
Volda,
111‐136.

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5.
‘Recollections
from
the
Language
Debate
of
Autumn
1858’
(from
New
Norwegian,
Ivar
Aasen,
‘Minningar
fraa
Maalstriden
um
haust
1858’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
Ivar
Aasen’s
Logic
of
Nation.
Toward
a
Philosophy
of
Culture.
Volda,
Høgskulen
I
Volda,
137‐158.
4.
‘The
Many
Houses
of
European
Value:
European
Human
and
Cultural
Relativism
(from
Danish,
Uffe
Østergård,
‘De
europæiske
værdiers
mange
hus’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess
(ed.)
Cultural
Politics
and
Political
Culture
in
Postmodern
Europe.
Amsterdam/Atlanta:
Rodopi,
41‐58.
1997
3.
‘The
European
Self‐Image’
(from
Norwegian,
Trond
Berg
Eriksen,
‘Det
europeiske
selv‐bilde’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess
(ed.)
Cultural
Politics
and
Political
Culture
in
Postmodern
Europe.
Amsterdam/Atlanta:
Rodopi,
1997,
111‐117.
2.
‘Eurotaoism’
(from
German,
Peter
Sloterdijk,
‘Eurotaoisme)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess,
ed.
Cultural
Politics
and
Political
Culture
in
Postmodern
Europe.
Amsterdam/Atlanta:
Rodopi,
277‐290.
1.
‘Europe
without
Nations:
An
Artifice,
a
Dangerous
Mirage’
(from
French,
Max
Gallo,
‘Europe
sans
les
nations.
Un
artifice,
un
mirage
dangereux’)
in
J.
Peter
Burgess
(ed.)
Cultural
Politics
and
Political
Culture
in
Postmodern
Europe.
Amsterdam/Atlanta:
Rodopi,
382‐393.
Selected
scholarly
presentations
Conference
and
seminar
presentations
(selected)
2009
64.
‘The
human
side
of
European
security’,
Centre
for
Irish
and
European
Security,
Dublin,
5
May.
63.
‘The
culture
of
water
in
the
Indus
water
treaty
Annual
Science
Conference
on
the
Human
Dimensions
of
Environmental
Change,
Bonn,
27
April.
62.
‘Value
premises
for
European
political
community’,
UACES
Working
Group
on
Values
and
the
EU,
Glasgow,
21
April.
61.
‘The
EU
in
2020’,
Extra‐Europe,
Linz,
21
March.
60.
‘Interior
and
exterior
aspects
of
border
security’,
Warsaw,
INEX‐FRONTEX
workshop,
25
February.
59.
‘Insecurities
of
privacy’,
Annual
Conference
of
the
International
Studies
Association,
New
York,
18
February.
58.
‘Ethics
of
counter‐terrorism’,
Transnational
Terrorism,
Security
and
the
Rule
of
Law’,
Brussels
5
February.
2008
57.
‘Force
et
résistance
dans
la
philosophie
politique
de
Hegel
(Force
and
Resistance
in
Hegel’s
Political
Philosophy)’,
Journées
de
l’Ecole
Doctorale,
Tours,
21
May.
56.
‘What
is
new
and
what
is
old
about
energy
security?’
China‐Nordic
Peace
Research
Conference,
Beijing,
8
April.
55.
‘Kulturfestung
Europa.
Über
die
Notwendigkeit
und
Unmöglichkeit
Europäer,
zu
sein
(On
the
Necessity
and
Impossibility
of
being
a
European)’,
Kalrsruher
Gespräch,
17
February.
2007
54.
‘Zones
of
security’,
Antiterrorism,
Risk
and
Intelligence‐led
Logics,
CERI
seminar,
Paris,
6
December.
53.
‘The
political
ethics
of
human
security’.
Liberal
Peace
Workshop,
Oslo,
22
November.
52.
‘The
social
determination
of
risk’,
SAMRISK
Startkonferansen,
Tønsberg,
18
June.
51.
‘The
ethos
of
risk’
ECPR
General
Conference,
Torino,
14
September.
50.
‘Politics
and
human
values
in
the
new
security
research’,
IFAS–CSS
Workshop,
Sarjevo,
Bosnia‐
Herzegovinia,
18
June.
49.
‘Security
and
Insecurity
in
the
European
Community
of
Values’,
Adapting
to
Integration
in
an
Enlarged
Europe’,
Sofia,
Bulgarian
European
Community
Studies
Association,
3
May.

17 / 20
48.
‘Telling
stories
about
the
future:
Cultural
values
in
the
assessment,
management
and
communication
of
risk’,
VALDOR
Summer
School,
Smögen,
Sweden,
13
June.
47.
‘Risk,
gender
and
the
real:
Lacan
for
risk
analysis’,
International
Studies
Association,
1
March.
46.
‘Securitization
and
human
security:

A
theoretical
foundation’,
Institute
for
Defense
and
Strategic
Analysis,
New
Delhi,
India,
12,
February.
2006
45.
‘Human
Values
and
Security
Technologies’,
presented
at
Conference
on
Safety
and
Security
Systems
in
Europe,
Potsdam,
Germany,
30
November.
44.
‘Risk
as
Gendered
Knowledge’,
presented
at
a
conference
on
‘Security,
Technologies
of
Risk,
and
the
Political’,
Open
University,
London,
23‐24
November.
43.
‘The
Social
Construction
of
Threat’,
presented
at
the
CHALLENGE
conference
on
Illiberal
Practices
of
Liberal
Regimes,
Paris.
42.
‘Sécurité
humaine
et
désarmement’
[Human
Security
and
Disarmament],
presented
at
Ministère
des
affaires
étrangères,
Paris,
6
June.
41.
‘Methodologischer
Kosmopolitismus’
[Methodological
Cosmopolitanism],
presented
at
the
Annual
Conference
of
the
Deutsche
Vereinigung
für
Politische
Wissenschaft,
Münster,
29
September.
40.
‘Gender
Aspects
of
Risk
Analysis’,
presented
at
911
Five
Years
After:
Values,
Risk
and
Identity
in
the
War
on
Terror,
PRIO,
Oslo,
11‐12
Septembers.
39.
‘The
Ethical
Transformation
of
Risk’,
presented
at
Values
in
Decision
Making
on
Risk
(VALDOR),
Stockholm,
14‐18
May.
38.
‘Insecurity
of
the
European
Community
of
Values‘,
presented
at
47th
Annual
Convention
of
the
International
Studies
Association
(ISA),
San
Diego,
22‐25
March.
2005
37.
‘How
to
securitize
a
community
of
values:
Meta‐ethical
assumptions
for
implementation
of
the
Hague
Programme’,
European
University
Institute,
Fiesole,
16
June.
36.
‘Insecurity
of
the
community
of
values’,
Norwegian
Institute
for
International
Affairs,
29
April.
35.
‘The
Political
subject
of
Human
Security’
presented
at
“Safety
Without
Borders”,
the
Vrij
Universiteit
Amsterdam,
12‐14
April.
34.
‘Continental
European
Law:
A
Tradition
Renewed?’
presented
at
‘Comparative
Visions
of
Global
Public
Order’,
Harvard
Law
School,
March
5‐6,2005.
2004
33.
Logic
of
War,
Logic
of
Peace
presented
at
“Prepared
for
Peace?
The
Use
and
Abuse
of
‘Culture’
in
Military
Simulations,
Training
and
Education”
Pell
Centre/Watson
Institute,
6‐7
December.
32.
‘The
Question
of
Justice
in
moral,
social
and
legal
community’,
Network
on
Applied
Global
Justice
Conference’,
Zürich,
22
October.
31.
‘Zizek’s
contribution
to
the
nationalism
debate’,
Convention
of
the
Association
for
the
Psychoanalysis
of
Culture
and
Society
Annual
Conference,
Columbia
University,
New
York
City,
14‐16
October.
30.

‘The
(in)security
of
the
community
of
values’,
COST
conference,
The
Social
Construction
of
Threat.
Brussels,
20‐21
September.
29.
‘The
new
nomos
of
Europe’
European
Consortium
for
Political
Research
SGIR
Conference,
The
Hague,
9‐11
September.
2003
28.
‘The
Political
History
of
the
Media’.
Media
and
Nation
Building.
3‐4
November,
Oslo.
UNESCO/Ministry
of
Development.
27.
‘Present,
Future
Problems
and
World
Trouble
Spots:
Social,
Political,
Environment’,
The
World
Today
and
Tomorrow.
Stocktaking
and
Assessment
of
Trends;
the
Need
for
new
Concepts
of

18 / 20
Cooperation
and
Security.
1‐2
November,
Berlin,
Chinese
Ministry
of
Foreign
Affairs/Free
University,
Berlin.
26.
‘Modernity
and
Political
Culture’.
The
Political
Culture(s)
of
Europe.
Copenhagen,
25‐27
September.
25.
‘The
Ethical
Subject
of
Security’.
Globalization,
Uncertainty,
New
Prospects.
Centro
militare
di
Studi
Strategici.
29‐30
May.
24.
‘Identity,
Community,
Security’.
Kulturarv
og
komparasjon
(Cultural
Heritage
and
Comparison).
University
of
Oslo,
5‐6
May.
2002
23.
‘Identité
et
éthique.
Conséquences
de
la
mondialisation
(Identity
and
Ethics:
Consequences
of
Globalisation’,
paper
presented
at
Conflit
identitaire
:
Un
nouveau
paradigme,
International
Peace
Research
Institute,
Oslo
(PRIO)
12‐20
November
22.
‘Europe
without
the
Myth
of
Europe’,
paper
presented
at
The
European
Cultural
Heritage
between
Economics
and
Politics,
The
Norwegian
Institute
in
Rome.
21.
‘The
Sacred
Site
in
Civil
Space:
Meaning
and
Status
of
the
Temple
Mount/al‐Haram
al‐Sharif”,
paper
presented
at
The
Middle
East
Conflict,
Workshop
of
the
Zentrum
für
interdiziplinäre
Forschung,
University
of
Bielefeld,
8‐9
August.
2001
20.’European
Federalism
between
Cultural
and
Economic
Value’,
paper
presented
at

‘Federalism
and
Subsidiarity’,
3rd
meeting
of
the
Euro
Conferences
on
Global
Justice,
University
of
Florence,
6‐9
December.
19.
‘Kultur
und
Rationalität
in
der
Weimarerrepublik’,
paper
presented
at
the
Deutsch‐
norwegisches
Forum,
University
of
Oslo,
6
September.
18.
‘The
Legitimacy
of
War
in
the
Age
of
Globalisation:
EU’s
Common
Foreign
and
Security
Policy’,
paper
presented
at
the
‘Globalisation
of
the
Public
Sphere?,
2 nd 
meeting
of
the
Euro
Conferences
on
Global
Justice,
Université
Jean
Moulin,
Lyon,
14‐17
June.
2000
17.
‘Political
Modernity
and
Enlightenment”.
The
Norwegian
Pastoral
Enlightenment,
Volda
University
College,
10
November.
16.
‘Language
as
Resistance
in
the
Constitution
of
Collectivities’.
Culture,
Identity
and
Experience.
Solstrand,
Bergen,
5‐6
October
6.
15.
‘The
Nomos
of
the
European
Union’.
Political
Theory
Group.
Centre
for
Peace
and
Conflict
Research
(COPRI),
Copenhagen,
16
November.
14.
‘Culture
and
the
Rationality
of
Law
from
Weimar
to
Maastricht’.
Perceptions
of
Europe
and
Perspectives
on
a
European
Order
in
Legal
Scholarship
During
the
Era
of
Fascism
and
National
Socialism,
European
University
Institute.
29‐30
September.
13.
‘Identity
and
the
Social
Sciences’.
Europeanization
and
Multiple
Identities,
European
University
Institute.
9‐10
June.
12.
‘Writing
and
Cultural
Semiotics’.
Nation,
Modernity,
Written
Culture,
Ivar
Aasen
Institute,
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
22‐23
May,
11.
‘Economics,
Institutions
and
Culture’.
Explorations
in
Economic
Sociology.
European
University
Institute.

24
May.
10.
‘Social
Democracy
and
Economic
Management’.
Can
the
Primacy
of
the
Political
be
Regained?,
European
University
Institute.
31
May.
9.
‘Master
and
Slave
in
the
Philosophy
of
Hegel’.
Narratives
of
the
Servant,
European
University
Institute,
Florence,
17‐18
March,
8.
‘Historiography
and
Subjectivity’.
Love
and
History,
European
University
Institute.
Florence,
16
March.

19 / 20
1999
7.
‘The
Logic
of
Money
from
the
Werner
Plan
to
the
Delors
Report’
A
European
Political
Economy
in
Historical
Light:
From
the
Werner
Plan
to
the
EMU,
European
University
Institute,
Florence,
12‐
13
November.
6.
‘Culture
and
Political
Economy’.
Foreign
and
Security
Policies:
Two
Europes,
Two
Philosophies,
International
Institute
for
Peace
Research,
Oslo,
7‐8
November.
5.
‘What
is
Identity’.
European
and
Scandinavian
Identity,
Volda
University
College,
17
October.
4.
‘What
is
Written
Culture?’
Written
Culture
and
Textual
Theory,
Ivar
Aasen
Institute,
Volda
University
College,
Volda,
24
October.
3.
‘Identity
and
the
Nation‐state’.
Europeanization
and
Multiple
Identities,
Mershon
Center,
University
of
Ohio,
8‐9
September.
1998
2.
‘Subjectivity
and
History’,
European
University
Institute,
Florence,
4
February.
1997
1. ‘Nation‐state
and
the
Development
of
New
Norse’.
Collective
Identity
and
Citizenship,
ARENA,
University
of
Oslo,
21‐22
April.
Speeches,
public
lectures
and
debates
2008
22.
‘Norway,
Article
V
and
the
New
Strategic
Concept’,
Seminar:
Changing
NATO
and
the
Central
and
East
European
Agenda,
Centre
International
Relations,
Warsaw,
Poland,
8
March.
21.
What
is
new
and
what
is
old
in
NATO’s
strategic
concept?,
Preparatory
Seminar
for
NATO’s
Foreign
Ministers
meeting,
North
Atlantic
Committee,
Oslo,
16
April.
20.
‘The
Future
of
Sustainable
Diplomacy:
A
Commentary’,
Watson
Institute
for
International
Affairs,
Providence,
30
May.
19.
‘Converging
and
Conflicting
Values
across
the
Internal/External
Security
Nexus’,
Keynote
address,
The
External
and
Internal
Security
Policy
Nexus:
Beyond
the
Domestic‐
International
Divide,
Stockholm
Institute
for
International
Affairs.
18.
‘Security
after
Privacy:
Present
and
future
challenges
for
privacy
and
security
in
Europe’,
Keynote
address,
Vienna,
EU
PRISE
Conference,
Privacy
and
Security,
28
May.
2007
17.
‘Kombinasjonen
samfunnsfag
og
teknologi
i
Security‐prosjekter?
[Combining
social
sciences
and
technology
in
Security
projects]’,
Research
Council
of
Norway,
15
February.
2006
16.
‘Sikkerhet
og
etikk?
Sikkerhet
er
etikk!’
[Security
and
Ethics?
Security
is
Ethics!],
presented
at
Sikkerhetskonferanse,
Nasjonal
sikkerhetsmyndighets
sikkerhetskonferanse
2006,
Oslo,
27‐28
November.
15.
‘7
hypoteser
om
samfunnssikkerhet
og
risiko’
[7
Hypotheses
on
Societal
Security
and
Risk],
presented
at
SAMRISK
launch
conference,
Research
Council
of
Norway,
11
December.
14.
‘Det
barnslige:
Om
forskning
og
rettigheter’
[Childishness:
On
Research
and
Rights],
presented
at
Forum
for
barneforskning
og
internasjonalt
rettighetsarbeid,
Norges
forskningsrådet,
NORAD
&
Childwatch
International,
17
January.
13.
‘A
Human
Security
Report
for
Western
Europe‘,
UNESCO,
Paris,
9
June.
12.
‘Social
Values
and
the
Logic
of
Threat:
The
European
Programme
for
Critical
Infrastructures
Protection
(EPCIP)’,
presented
at
Critical
Infrastructure
Protection
Conference,
Utrecht,
8
March.

2005
11.
‘Researching
children’.
Save
the
Children,
annual
conference,
Oslo,
18
April.
2004
10.
‘Che
cos’è
un
intervento
militare
europeo?:
Il
caso
del
Kosovo
(What
is
a
European
Military
Intervention)’
Guerra
et
consenso:
Il
dibattito
sull’uso
delle
armi
nel
mondo
moderno
e
contemporaneo
(War
and
Consensus:
The
Debite
on
the
Use
of
Arms
in
the
Modern
and
Contemporary
World).
University
of
Pavia,
Italy,
22
March.
9.
‘Eastern
Enlargement
between
Europeanization
and
Americanization’.
The
Transatlantic
Forum:
Perspectives
on
US
‐
European
Relations,
University
of
Oslo,
30
March.
8.
‘Sivilisatorisk
begrepsmakt
(The
Civilizational
Power
of
Concepts)’,
Splittes
Vesten?
(Is
the
West
Breaking
Apart?),
University
of
Oslo,
20
March
2004.
7.
‘Collective
identity?’,
PRIO,
2
November.
6.
‘The
Geneva
Convention’,
University
of
Bergen
Student
Society,
18
November.
5.
‘Women
and
Terrorism’,
Oslo
Film
Society
debate,
12
October.
4.
‘Identité
et
tolerance
(Identity
and
Tolerance)’,
French
Cultural
Centre.
4
February.
2003
3.
‘Europas
framtid
(The
future
of
Europe)’.
Student
Society,
Oslo,
15
October.
2.
‘Identity
and
the
Intolerable’
International
Student
Festival
in
Trondheim
(isfit),
12
March.
1.
‘Jacob
Aall,
europeer
(Jacob
Aall,
the
European)’
Arendal
Iron
Works
Museum,
12
June.
20 / 20