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IT INCLUDES A FULL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Curriculum VitaeMontserrat GUIBERNAU-BERDUN

E-mail: montserrat.guibernau@gmail.com

1-Qualifications 1980-1985 University of Barcelona

Graduate Qualification in Philosophy Class: A Honours

3rd July 1986 University of Barcelona Further Degree of Graduate in PhilosophyThesis: The Sociological Thought of Raymond AronClass: A Honours

1986-1988 University of Barcelona Doctoral Programme in Philosophy

1989-90 University of CambridgeM.Phil. in Social and Political Theory Dissertation: A Critical Account of Some Theories of Nationalism Related to the Rise of Modern States

1990-1993 University of CambridgePh.D. in Social and Political TheoryThesis: Nationalism in Stateless Nations: The Case of Catalonia Supervisor: Professor Anthony Giddens. Examiners: Professor Ernest Gellner and Professor Salvador Giner (No revisions were required)

2- Present and previous appointments 1986-1989 Lecturer in Sociology and Politics, University of Barcelona1993-1994 Lecturer in Sociology and Politics, University of Barcelona1994-1996 ESRC Research Fellow, Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations

University of Warwick1996-1998 ESRC Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations,

University of Warwick1998-2000 Lecturer in Politics, Open University2000-2002 Senior Lecturer in Politics, Open University 2002-2005 Reader in Politics, Open University2005-2016 Professor of Politics, Queen Mary University of London

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Full list of PublicationsBooks: Single author

(1988) The Sociological Thought of Raymond Aron (Raima Press: Moia, Barcelona) 159 pages. ISBN: 84-865703-08-4.

(1996) Nationalisms: The Nation-State and Nationalism in the Twentieth Century (Polity Press) 174 pages. ISBN: 0-7456-1401-9 (hc), ISBN: 0-7456-1402-7 (pbk).Translations:

Spanish, (1996) (Ariel Press: Barcelona) ISBN: 84-244-1808-8.Catalan, (1997) (Proa Press: Barcelona) ISBN: 84-8256-400-5.Portuguese, (1997) (Zahar Press: Rio de Janeiro) ISBN: 85-7110-3968.Turkish, (1997) (Yayinevi Press: Instanbul) ISBN: 975-576-010-5.Hungarian translation, (2005) (Osiris Kiado: Budapest).

(1999) Nations without States: Political Communities in a Global Age (Polity Press) 216 pages. ISBN: 0-7456-1800-6 (hc), ISBN: 0-7456-1801-4 (pbk). (Winner of the 1998 Trias Fargas Catalan Social Sciences Prize)Translations:

Catalan, (1999) (Columna Press: Barcelona) ISBN: 84-8300-709-6.Chinese, (Weber Publications) ISBN: 957-8258-62-3.

(2004) Catalan Nationalism: Francoism, Transition and Democracy (Routledge: London) 208 pages. ISBN: 0-415-32240-5 (hc).Translation:

Catalan, (2002) (Proa Press: Barcelona) 257 pages. ISBN: 84-7306-796-7.

(2007) The Identity of Nations (Polity Press: Cambridge) 235 pages. ISBN-13: 978-07456-2662-8 (hb), ISBN-13: 978-07456-2663-5 (pb).Translations:

Spanish, (2009) (Ariel: Barcelona) 342 pages. ISBN-978-84-344-1834-9.Ukrainian, (2012) ECEM Media TEMP-PORA, KNIB 2012. ISBN: 978-617-569-069-7, 303 pages.Catalan, (2010) La Identitat de les nacions (expanded and revised edition) (Deria Editors Press: Barcelona, 2010) 412 pages. ISBN: 978-84-95400-63-5.

(2008) National Identity in the Global Age: Challenges for Nations without States (with the support of the Basc Government: Colección Pensamendu Taldea, no. 7, Vitoria, Basque Country, Spain) 77 pages. ISBN: 978-84-457-2710-2.

(2009) For a Cosmopolitan Catalanism (Winner of the Eines Prize awarded 02.04.09) (Angle Editorial Press, Barcelona) 123 pages. ISBN-978-84-927-5824-1.

(2013) Belonging: Solidarity and Division in Modern Societies. (Polity Press: Cambridge) 333 pages. ISBN 978-89-310-0944-6 93300. Korean translation Copyright

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2015 by Moonye Publishing Company Moone. Korean edition is published by arrangement with Polity Press Ltd. Through BC Agency, Seoul.

Books: Editor(1997) The Ethnicity Reader: Nationalism, Multiculturalism and Migration (Polity Press: Cambridge) 336 pages. ISBN: 0-7456-1922-3 (hc), ISBN: 0-7456-1923-1 (pbk). (eds.) with John Rex.

(2000) Nationalism: Debates and Dilemmas for a New Millennium, (Proa Press-CETC: Barcelona) 278 pages. ISBN: 84-8256-817-5. (ed.)

(2001) Governing European Diversity (Sage: London) (editor). 293 pages. ISBN: 0-7619-5464 3(hbk); 0-7619-5465 1 (pbk).

(2001) Understanding Nationalism (Polity Press) 284 pages. ISBN: 0-7456-2401-4 (hc), ISBN: 0-7456-2402-2 (pbk). (eds.) with John Hutchinson.

(2003) The Conditions of Diversity in Multinational Democracies, (IRPP-McGill University Press, Montreal, Canada) 352 pages. ISBN: 0886-45-202-3. (eds.) with Alain Gagnon and François Rocher.

(2006) Governing Europe: The Developing Agenda (Open University Press) 150 pages. ISBN: 0-7492-6829-8 (ed.)

(2010) The Ethnicity Reader Second Edition. (Polity Press: Cambridge) 391 pages. ISBN-13:978-0-7456-4701-2 (hardback), 13:978-0-7456-4702-9 (paperback) with John Rex.

Other Edited collections: Editor (2004) Revista d’Etnologia de Catalunya (Catalan Journal of Ethnology). no. 25, November 2004. Special Issue on Democracy and Nationalism in a Global World. 184 pages. ISSN: 1132-6581 (ed.).

(2004) History and National Destiny (Blackwell). Published also as Special Issue of the journal Nations and Nationalism. 216 pages. ISBN: 1-4051-2391-5. (eds.) with John Hutchinson.

(2006) Nationalism in Latin America. Published as Special Issue of the journal Nations and Nationalism vol. 12 part 2, April 2006. With Charles Jones and Nicola Miller (eds). ISSN: 1354-5078 (200604). Journal articles: Refereed(1994) ‘Nationalism: the ideology of modernity?’ Debats, vol. 49, Valencia, pp. 34-39. (The only refereed journal of the Valencia Social Sciences Research Institute).

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(1994) ‘The sociological thought of Raymond Aron’, El Ciervo, Barcelona, vol. 49, pp. 25-31. ISSN: 0045-6896. (longstanding Social Sciences Refereed journal).

(1995) ‘National identity and culture: a. critical analysis of Ernest Gellner's theory of nationalism’, Antropología, vol. 9, Madrid, pp. 103-120. ISSN: 1131-5814. (The only refereed journal of the Spanish Anthropology Association). I was also the editor of this Special Issue.

(1996) ‘Ernest Gellner's theory of nationalism’, Quaderns de l'Institut Catala d'Antropologia, vol.8-9, Barcelona, pp.226-232. ISSN: 021 15557. (The only refereed journal of the Catalan Anthropology Association).

(1997) ‘Images of Catalonia’, Nations and Nationalism, vol. 3 no. 1, pp. 89-111. ISSN: 1354-5078.

(1997) ‘National identity and modernity’, Journal of the Belgrade Circle, no. 3-4 1996, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, pp. 50-65. ISSN: 0354-625X.

(1998) ‘The nation-state's crisis in the new Europe’, Transversal vol. 5, Lleida, pp. 19-23. ISSN: 1137-716X. (Transversal is a refereed journal from the University of Lleida, Spain).

(1998) ‘Electoral analysis in the Spanish transition to democracy: Vilanova i la Geltrú, a case study’, Afers, vol. 29, Valencia, pp. 107-118. ISBN: 84-86574-62-5, ISSN: 0213-1471. (Afers is the refereed journal of the International Centre for Historical Studies, Spain).

(1998) ‘The future of nationalism in stateless nations’, Revista Mexicana de Sociologia, vol. 1/98, Mexico, pp. 115-130. ISSN: 0188-2503. (The main refereed journal of the Mexican Social Sciences Research Institute and the Mexico Autonomous National University).

(2000) ‘Intellectuals and nationalism in nations without states: the Catalan case’, Political Studies, vol. 48, no. 5, pp. 989-1005. ISSN: 0032-3217.

(2000) '’Spain: Catalonia and the Basque Country’, Parliamentary Affairs, special issue on Democracy and cultural diversity, vol. 53, no. 1, pp. 55-68. ISSN: 0031-2290.

(2000) ‘Catalonia: a political community in the global age’, Idees, vol. 6, pp. 97-103. ISSN: 1575-0914. (Idees is the refereed journal of the International Centre for Contemporary Affairs, Catalan Government, Spain).

(2000) ‘Individual, collective rights and citizenship’, L'Espill, vol. 4, Valencia, pp. 98-107. ISSN: 0210-587X. (L'Espill is a refereed journal from the University of Valencia Press, Spain).

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(2001) ‘Catalonia after 20 years of political autonomy’, Scottish Affairs, vol. 37, pp. 1-21. ISSN 0966-0356.

(2001) ‘Nations without states: a comparative study of different political scenarios’, Historia Contemporánea, vol. 2, no. 23, pp. 759-790. ISSN 1130-2402. (Historia Contemporánea is the refereed journal of the University of the Basque Country).

(2001) ‘Cosmopolitan democracy: an interview with David Held’, Constellations, New York, vol. 8, no. 4, pp. 427-441. ISSN: 1351-0487.

(2002) ‘The consequences of 11 September for national and ethnic minorities’, Transversal vol. 18, Lleida, pp. 11-21. ISSN: 1137-716X. (Transversal is a refereed journal from the University of Lleida, Spain).

(2002) ‘Between autonomy and secession: the accommodation of Catalonia within the new democratic Spain’, Working paper 48/02, ESRC ‘One Europe or Several?’ Programme, Sussex European Institute, pp. 1-25. ISSN 1468-4144.

(2003) ‘On globalization’, Revista de Occidente (José Ortega y Gasset Foundation, Madrid), no. 262, pp. 5-29. ISSN: 0034-8635.

(2003) ‘Nationalism and intellectuals in nations without states’ Working paper 222, Social and Political Sciences Institute (ICPS), Barcelona, pp. 1-33. ISSN: 1133-8962.

(2003) ‘Nationalism and Intellectuals in nations without states’ Political Science Debates, vol. 3 Social and Political Sciences Institute (ICPS), Barcelona, pp. 91-115. ISSN: 1696-0947.

(2003) ‘Cultural and linguistic diversity in the European Union’, Revista de Llengua i Dret, no. 39, pp. 35-50. ISSN: 0212-5056. (Revista de Llengua i Dret is the refereed journal of the School of Public Adminstration of Catalonia).

(2004) ‘Nation formation and national identity’, Revue belge d’histoire contemporaine RBHC/BTNG Belgisch Tijdschrift woor Nieuwste Geschiedenis, no. 34, vol. 4, pp. 657-682. ISSN: 0035-0869.

(2004) ‘A critique of Anthony D. Smith’s theory of nations and national identity’, Nations and Nationalism, vol. 10, part 1/2. pp. 125-142. ISSN: 1354-5078.

(2004) ‘Nations without States: political communities in the global age’, Michigan Journal of International Law, vol. 25, no. 4, pp. 1251-1282. ISSN: 1052-2867. ISSN: 1052-2867.

(2006) ‘Tony Blair: Leadership as a Vocation’, Via (the refereed journal of the Jordi Pujol Studies Centre, Barcelona), vol. 1, March 2006, pp. 76-88 ISSN: 1886-6662.

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(2006) ‘National identity, devolution and secession in Canada, Britain and Spain’, Nations and Nationalism vol. 12 part 1, January 2006, pp. 51-76. ISSN: 1354-5078 (200601) 12:1;1-0. In Catalan, in L’Avenç, November 2006, no 318, pp. 38-47.

(2006) ‘Nation and national identity in the work of Anthony D. Smith’, L’Espill (L'Espill is a refereed journal from the University of Valencia Press, Spain) no. 22, pp. 27-43. ISSN: 0210-587X.

(2007) ‘Tony Blair: 10 years of new labour’, Via (the refereed journal of the Jordi Pujol Studies Centre, Barcelona), vol. 4, September 2007, pp. 113-121. ISSN: 1886-6662.

(2007) ‘Catalonia and the European Union: Identity, Migration and Cosmopolitanism’, Eines (Eines is the refereed journal of the Josep Irla Foundation, Barcelona), vol. 2, Autum 2007, pp. 91-100. ISSN:

(2007) ‘Immigration and national identity’ L’Espill (L'Espill is a refereed journal from the University of Valencia Press, Spain) no. 26, pp. 147-56. ISSN: 0210-587X.

(2007) ‘La géstion de la diversité nationale au Canada, en Espagne et en Grande-Bretagne’, Éthique Publique: Revue Internationale d’Éthique Sociétale et Gouvernementale, Éditions Liber, Québec, Ca., vol. 9 no. 1 Spring 2007, pp. 56-68. ISSN: 1488-0946.

(2009) ‘Nations, States and Violence-Laitin Debate’, Nations and Nationalism, vol. 15 part 4, October 2009, pp 557-574.

(2010) ‘Devolution and Independence in the United Kingdom: the case of Scotland’, REAF (Journal of Federal and Autonomic Studies is the refereed journal of the Institute of Autonomic Studies, Barcelona) no. 11, October 2010, pp 56-82. ISNN 1886-2632.

(2011) ‘The Birth of a United Europe: On why the EU has generated a ‘non-emotional’ Identity’, Nations and Nationalism, vol.17 (2), 2011, pp. 302-315.

(2011) ‘Prospects for a European Identity’, International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society (IJPCS) New York, Springer, vol. 24 (1), 2011, pp. 31-43.

(2013) The refereed journal Ethnopolitics organized a Symposium around my paper ‘Catalan Secessionism: After Democracy’, Vol 12, 4, November 2013 ISSN:1744-9056.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17449057.2013.843245.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17449057.2013.843245.

(2013) Guibernau, M. ‘Prospects for an independent Catalonia’, International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society (IJCPS) New York, Springer. DOI 10.1007/s10767-013-9165-4.

(2014) Guibernau, M. ‘Catalan Secessionism: Young people’s expectations and political

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change’, The International Spectator: Italian Journal of International Affairs, 49:3, 106-117, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03932729.2014.952955.

(2014)‘Ethnopolitics and the European Project’, The Hedgehog Review, Spring 2014, 16, 1. pp. 36-43.

(2015) Guibernau, M. ‘Self-Determination in the 21st Century’ Ethnopolitics: Formerly Global Review of Ethnopolitics, 14:5, 540-546, DOI:10.1080/17449057.2015.1051814.

Chapters in books(1994) 'Spain, a federation in the making?' in Smith, G. (ed.) Federalism: the Multiethnic Challenge (Longman) pp. 239-254. ISBN: 0-582-225795 (hc), ISBN: 0-582-225787 (ppk).

(1997) 'Marx and Durkheim on nationalism' in Wicker, H.R. (ed.) Rethinking Nationalism and Ethnicity: The Struggle for Meaning and Order in Europe (Berg: Oxford) pp. 73-90. ISBN: 1 85973 926 1(hc), ISBN: 1 85973 931 8 (pbk).

(1998) 'Nationalism, culture and society in Catalonia' in Giner, S. (ed.) La Societat Catalana (Institut Català d'Estadística: Barcelona) pp. 791-803. ISBN: 84-393-4496-1.

(1998) ‘Raymond Aron’ in Giner, S. and Lamo de Espinosa (eds.) Diccionario de Sociología (Alianza Editorial:Madrid) pp. 256-260. ISBN: 84 206-8580-1.

(1999) 'Democracy and the re-emergence of Catalan nationalism during the Franco regime' in Cordell, K. (ed.) Ethnicity and Democratization (Macmillan Press Ltd.) pp.77-90. ISBN: 0-415-17311-6 (hbk), ISBN: 0-415-71312-4 (pbk).

(1999) 'The political articulation of difference' in Ros Híjar, A. (ed.) Interculturality (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya: Barcelona) pp. 1-40. ISBN: 84-8429-058-1.

(2000) 'Spain: Catalonia and the Basque Country' in O'Neill, M. and Austin, D. (eds.) Democracy and Cultural Diversity (Oxford University Press) pp. 55-68. ISBN: 0-19-929000-8 (pbk).

(2001) 'Globalisation and the nation-state' in Guibernau, M. and Hutchinson, J. (eds.) Understanding Nationalism (Polity Press) pp. 242-268. ISBN: 0-7456-1922-3 (hc), ISBN: 0-7456-1923-1 (pbk).

(2001) ‘Regionalism’ in Leoussi, A. S. (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Nationalism (Transaction Publishers) pp. 263-265. ISBN: 0-7658-0002-0.

(2001) 'National identity and modernity' in Dieckhoff, A. and Gutiérrez, N. (eds.) Modern Roots: Studies of National Identity (Ashgate:Aldershot) pp. 73-94. ISBN: 0-7546-1152-3.

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(2002) ‘Introduction’ in Giddens, A. El Nou Progressisme: Praxi Política de la Tercera Via (Pòrtic: Barcelona) pp. 9-30. ISBN: 84-7306-820-2.

(2002) ‘Nations without states: different political scenarios’ in Baranano- Cid, M. (ed.) La Globalización Económica: Incidencia en las Relaciones Sociales y Económicas (Cuadernos de Derecho Judicial, Consejo General del Poder Judicial: Madrid) pp. 263-300. ISBN: 84-89230-90-0, ISSN: 1134-9670.

(2002) ‘On non-secessionist nationalisms’ in Seymour, M. (ed.) États-nations, Multinations et Organisations Supranationales (Liber-Montreal) pp. 327-338. ISBN: 2-89578-013-7.

(2003) ‘Nations without states as new political actors’ in Duchastel, J. (ed) Fédéralismes et Mondialisation: L’Avenir de la Démocratie et de la Citoyenneté, (Athéna Editions, Montreal, Canada) pp. 185-198. ISBN: 2-922865-13-4.

(2003) ‘Catalonia between autonomy and secession: political options for nations without states’ in Mokre, M., Weiss, G. and Bauböck, R. (eds.) Europas Identitäten: Mythen, Konflicke, Konstruktionen (Campus Verlang: Frankfurt/New York) pp. 92-116. ISBN: 3-593-37231-2.

(2003)’Entre autonomie et sécession: la prise en compte du nationalisme minoritaire en Catalogne’ in Le Coadic, Ronan et Demeuré-Vallée, Christian (eds.) Identités et démocratie: Diversité culturelle et mondialisation, repenser la démocratie (Presses Universitaires de Rennes: Rennes ) pp. 279-299. ISBN: 2-86847-860-3.

(2003) ‘Between autonomy and secession: the accommodation of minority nationalism’ in Gagnon, A., Guibernau, M and Rocher, F. (eds.) The Conditions of Diversity in Multinational Democracies (IRPP-McGill University Press, Montreal, Canada) pp. 115-134. ISBN: 0886-45-202-3.

(2004) ‘Globalization and identity in the modern nation-state’ in Groof, Jan de, Judo, Frank and Storme, Matthias E. (eds.) De Vlaamse en Europese Uitdaging Vlaming zijn nu (Lannoo Campus: Leuven, Belgium) pp. 71-94.

(2004) ‘Catalonia: a non-secessionist nationalism?’ in Seymour, M. (ed.) The Fate of the Nation State (McGill-Queen’s University Press: Montreal & Kingston) pp. 234-246. ISBN: 0-7735-2685-4 (hc), ISBN: 0-7735-2686-2 (pbk).

(2004) ‘Anthony D. Smith on nations and national identity: a critical assessment’ in Guibernau, M. and Hutchinson, J. History and National Destiny (Blackwell: Oxford) pp. 125-142. ISBN: 1-4051-2391-5.

(2006) ‘On Catalan identity: an account of Jordi Pujol’s theory of nationalism’ in Palard, Jacques, Gagnon, Alain-G., and Gagnon, Bernard (eds) Diversité et identités au Québec

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et dans les régions d’Europe (P.I.E.-Peter Lang and Les Presses de l’Université Laval: Brussels, and Quebec) pp. 321-336. ISBN: 90-5201-054-4.

(2006) ‘Nations without states in the EU: the Catalan case’ in McGarry, John and Keating, Michael (eds.) European Integration and the Nationalities Question (Routledge: London and New York, 2006) pp. 216-224. ISBN: 0-415-40100-3.

(2006) ‘Identitat Nacional, Descentralització i Separatisme’ L’Avenç journal pp. 38-47 ISSN 0210.0150.

(2008)‘National Identity versus Cosmopolitan Identity’ in Held, D. and Moore, H. Cultural Politics in a Global Age: Uncertainty, Solidarity and Innovation (Oneworld: Oxford) pp. 148-156. ISBN: 978-1-85168-550-9.

(2009) ‘Towards a European Identity?’ in Gamble, Andrew and Lane, David (eds.) The European Union and World Politics: Consensus and Division (Palgrave-Macmillan: London) pp. 274-290. ISBN: 978-0-230-22149-9.

(2010) ‘Nationalism without State’ in Montreal Seminar 13-15 May 2009. Nacions a la Recerca de Reconeixement. Catalunya i el Quebec davant del seu futur (Nations in their quest for recognition: Catalonia and Quebec) IEA: Barcelona, pp. 101-125. ISBN: 978-84-393-8640-7.

(2011) ‘Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in the Global Age’ in Requejo, Ferran and Caminal, Miquel (eds) Political Liberalism and Plurinational Democracies (Routlegde: London) pp. 206-225. ISBN 978-0-415-56450-2.

(2013) ‘Nationalism without States’ in Breuilly, John Oxford Handbook of the History of Nationalism (Oxford University Press). Part IV,30. ISBN 978-0-19-920919-4.

Contributions to teaching and student supportQueen Mary University of London

Convenor and only teacher for the following courses 2005-2011:European Politics: National Identity and Ethnicity (3rd year undergraduate)Nationalism, Democracy and Cosmopolitanism (MA)The Nation in the Global Age (2nd year undergraduate)

Global Governance, 2nd year undergraduate. Convenor and teacher. Nationalism and Ethnicity in International Relations, 3rd year undergraduate course Convenor and only teacher. Global and Comparative Politics MA/MRes. Contributor to the core course.Advisor and marker, POL105, 1st year undergraduateNationalism and Ethnicity in International Relations, 3rd year undergraduate.

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2010 QM Drapers’ Awards for Excellence in Teaching competition-I was nominated by my students.

Other 2005- present, PhD supervisor and tutor for undergraduate and postgraduate students. 2005-2007 Organizer and chair of the postgraduate seminar. 2006-2007 Organizer of the Queen Mary-Association for the Study of Ethnicity and

Nationalism Conference (QM-ASEN Conference) Nations without States in the Global Age, Queen Mary 28-29 June 07. Fundraiser, I obtained support from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for this conference.

2007 Organizer of the First Lord Smith of Clifton Annual Lecture, Department of Politics, Queen Mary University of London. Speaker: Lord Steel. Discussant: Dominic Grieve, QC.

2008 Organizer of the Second Lord Smith of Clifton Annual Lecture, Department of Politics, Queen Mary University of London. Speaker Dominic Grieve, QC. Discussant: Professor Lord Bhikhu Parekh.

2009 Organizer of the Queen Mary-Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism Conference (QM-ASEN Conference) National Identity in Old and New Europe: Intellectuals, Culture and Popular Mobilisation, London School of Economics, 11th November 2009.

2014 Organizer, ‘Catalonia and Scotland: New Nations in the EU?’ International Conference, Queen Mary University of London, 30th May 2014.

Administrative responsibilities2013-2016 Nominated to seat on Senate, QMUL.2013-2014 Organizer of SPIR Seminar Series.2011- 2012 Senior tutor, 2nd year students.2009-2012 Graduate Studies Research Committee member.2009- Research Committee, member.2013-2014 Research Committee, member.2005-2012 Faculty Board member.2006-2007 Organizer of the Department of Politics Queen Mary University of London and the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism Conference. It involved academic and administrative responsibilities associated with the organization and fundraising for the conference.2005- 2007 Member of the Graduate School Committee.2005-2007 Head of the Graduate Research Committee (including admissions).

Honours, Prizes and Research Grants1989 British Council scholarship (M.Phil. University of Cambridge).1990 Enrique Ferrán Essay Prize.1990-92 King's College, (Cambridge). Internal studentship.1991-1992 CIRIT (Catalan government) studentship. 1992 Eric de Bunsen scholarship (King's College, Cambridge).

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1998 Ramon Trias Fargas Prize, (Catalan social sciences prize awarded annually) book length manuscript, title: Nations without States.

1999 European Research Conference: Minority Nationalism and Ethnic Politics in the Changing State Order. Organiser, together with: Prof. Michael Keating (European Institute, Florence), Prof. James Mitchell (Sheffield) and Prof. Sean MacLauglin (Cardiff). Obernai, France, 3-8 September 1999. European Science Foundation. Value of the award 41000 Euro.

1999-2001 ESRC 'One Europe or Several?' Programme. Project: Regional Identity and European Citizenship. Co-director. Value of the award £136,523. Award reference number L213 25 2031.

2001 International Seminar: The Institutional Accommodation of Diversity: Political Practices of Recognition. Montreal 20-23 September 2001. Organiser together with: Prof. Alain Gagnon (McGill University) and Prof. François Rocher (Ottawa University). Funding from: Canadian Government, Quebec Provincial Government and Catalan Government.

2003 International Research Seminar: Democracy and Globalization. Spanish High Council for Scientific Research, Barcelona 22 September 2003. Academic director.

2003-2006 Leverhulme Trust Fellowship. Project title: The Impact of Migration on National Identity. Award £20,000.

2007-2010 The Westfield Trust. Project title: Religious Diversity and National Identity in Britain and Spain. Award £12,200.

2008 Nations and Nationalism Publisher’s Report 2008 (Blackwell). Top ten most downloaded articles list. The article ‘National identity, devolution and secession in Canada, Britain and Spain’ by Montserrat Guibernau was the second most downloaded in Blackwell Synergy during 2007. And the article ‘Anthony D. Smith on nations and national identity: a critical assessment’ by Montserrat Guibernau’ occupied position 7. She was the only author to have two articles in the ‘top ten’ list.

2009 The EINES Essay Prize (Irla Foundation) on Catalan Studies for a book length manuscript. Title: For a Cosmopolitan Catalanism.

2010-2011 Visiting Professorship, Centre for Global Governance, London School of Economics.

2012-2013 Leverhulme Trust Fellowship to research the project: ‘Identity, Emotions and Political Mobilization’. Award £44,456.

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2013 The refereed journal Ethnopolitics has organized a Symposium around my paper ‘Catalan Secessionism: After Democracy’, Vol 12, 4, November 2013 ISSN:1744-9056.

2014 The refereed Journal Sociology, Book Review Symposium on my book Belonging: Solidarity and Division in Modern Societies (Polity Press, 2013) alongside Nira Yuval-Davis’ The politics of belonging’. Four reviewers are to be involved.

Professional activitiesVisiting Fellowship and Professorships1994-95 and 1995-96 Visiting Lecturer in Sociology, Social and Political Sciences Faculty, Universitat Autónoma of Barcelona.

1996-97 Visiting Professor in Politics. Social and Political Sciences Department, ESADE Business School, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona.

1999 Honorary Visiting Associate, International Social Sciences Institute, University of Edinburgh.

2000 Visiting Scholar, Centre de Recherche Inter-universitaire sur les Transformations et les Régulations Économiques et Sociales, Université de Montréal, UQAM, Canada.

2000-2001 Visiting Professor in Politics at the Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, to contribute to a doctorate course on Nationalism and the Nation-State at the Social and Political Sciences Faculty.

2003-2004 Visiting Professor, International School of Social Sciences (Jean Monet Centre), University of Tampere, Finland. Course title: Nations and Nationalism in the Global Era.

2004-2006 Visiting Fellow, Austrian Academy of Social Sciences, Vienna, Austria.

2005-2009 Visiting Fellow, The European Institute, London School of Economics.

2010-2011 Visiting Professor, Centre for Global Governance, LSE.

2011 Visiting Scholar, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge. Visiting scholar at St. John’s College.

2012-2015 Senior Fellow, Canada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies, London School of Economics.

2015/16 Visiting Fellow, Politics Department, MIT (Fall 2015-16).

2015/16 Visiting Fellow, Department of Politics and International Relations (POLIS) University of Cambridge, (February to end of August 2015) UK.

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Membership or offices held in learned societies and professional bodiesCo-Editor, Nations and Nationalism (Blackwell) since January 1996.Co-Editor, Política y Sociedad (Politics and Society is the refereed Social Sciences journal of the Universidad Complutense, Madrid, since 17th February 2009)

Member of the advisory board of the following journals: International Journal of Iberian Studies (from September 2006) Journal of Catalan Intellectual History (from March 2011)

2009- Member of the Managing Council of the Canada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies, London School of Economics.

2011 Member of the Catalan Academy (Section: Philosophy and Social Sciences) Elected in 27th June 2011.

Member of the Advisory Council of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (LSE) since January 1996.

Member of the Scientific Committee, Canadian Research Chair in Canadian and Quebec studies. UQAM (Université de Québec a Montreal, CA).

Member of the Advisory Council of Globernance (The Institute of Democratic Governance) San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain. (http://www.globernance.com/)

Organiser of Ethnicity and Nationalism: Trends and Debates, Academic Conferences (ASEN-CRER, LSE and University of Warwick, 1995-97).

Member of the Advisory Board, Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations, University of Warwick (1995-1998).

British Sociological Association, International Sociological Association, Political Studies Association.

Regular consultant for Sage, Blackwell, Ashgate, Cambridge University Press and Polity Press, on politics and sociology book proposals.

Regular referee for Political Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Millennium, Idees, Nations and Nationalism, Innovation, Federal and Regional Studies, Constellations, Revista Mexicana de Sociologia and Democratization.

1997-2000 Member of the British Council European Network and active contributor to the European Series as keynote speaker and invited participant to international conferences on Europe.

Think tanks

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2009 Runnymede Trust (independent policy research organization focusing on equality and justice through the promotion of a successful multi-ethnic society). Invited contributor to the publication Conservatism and Community Cohesion (2010) which is a part of the Runnymede Perspectives series, the aim of which is to foment free and exploratory thinking on race, ethnicity and equality. Main paper Dominic Grieve QC MP appointed Attorney General (2010), contributors: Lord Bhikhu Parekh, Montserrat Guibernau, Ludi Simpson and Shamit Saggar.

2009-2010 Policy Network (international think-tank dedicated to promoting progressive policies and the renewal of social democracy). Invited to participate in the work project ‘Managing migration in times of economic turbulence’ and commissioned to write and present the main paper for the seminar held at the University of Copenhagen in March 2010.2010-2012 Chatham House, The rise of extremism and populism in Europe, research project contributor.

External ExaminerPhD and M.Phil. examiner for different universities, among them: University of Cambridge (1995-present), University of Edinburgh, University of Sheffield (2001), London School of Economics (2000-present), UCL (2002), Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, (2000-present), R. Llull University and the University of Barcelona (1995-present), Madrid Autonoma University 2012).

2003- 2007, External examiner for the M.Phil and MSc in Nationalism at the University of Edinburgh.2014, PhD Examiner, Asanga Weiwala 2nd November 2014. University of Edinbugh.2009-2010, Evaluator of the paper proposals submitted to the Sociology International Conference on Diversity, University of Graz (Austria) April 2010Montserrat Guibernau, PhD Examiner to ADAM Holesch, 17th November 2016, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.

Invited Lectures (Keynote speaker)28 January 1992, Globalisation Seminar, Global Security Programme. Title: Globalisation and national identity. Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cambridge.

18 May 1992, ASEN Interdisciplinary Nationalism Seminar. Title: Nationalism in nations without a state: the case of Catalonia. London School of Economics.

19 May 1992, Social and Political Sciences Graduate Seminar. Title: Globalisation, identity and culture. King's College, University of Cambridge.

17 December 1993, Fourth London Conference on Catalan Studies. Title: The re-emergence of Catalan nationalism during the Franco regime. University of London.

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19 October, 1995, Seminars in Applied Social Research, Faculty of Human Sciences. Title: Catalan nationalism today. University of Plymouth.

21 November. 1995, Sociology Seminar. Title: Globalisation and the emergence of nationalism in nations without states. Roehampton Institute, London.

3 May 1996, First ASEN-CRER Conference, Ethnicity and Nationalism: Trends and Debates. Title: Nationalism and modernity. London School of Economics.

9 May 1996, Catalunya 2014 Conference. Title: Nations without states. Barcelona, Spain.

17-18 June 1996, BSA Max Weber Study Group Conference on Max Weber: State, Nationalism and Modernisation. Title: Weber, nationalism and modernity. Royal Holloway and Historical German Institute, London.

28-30 June 1996, CDC Annual Conference. Title: Identity and multiculturalism. Lloret de Mar, Spain.

12 February 1997, ASEN Seminars. Title: The nationalist discourse of Jordi Pujol: the challenge of a non pro-independence nationalism. London School of Economics.

5 June 1997, Trias Fargas Foundation, Nationalist Thought Seminars. Title: Nationalism and globalisation. Barcelona, Spain.

26-27 June 1997, Governance Institute (ESADE) and the United Nations University Conference. Title: Governance and multiculturalism in Europe. Barcelona, Spain.

15 September 1997, Trias Fargas Foundation Conference. Title: The Scottish referendum 1997. Barcelona, Spain.

12 November 1997, Global Security Programme Seminars. Title: The concept of ethnicity. University of Cambridge.

2 June 1998, The British Council, The European Series 1998: Madrid, Brussels, London. Title: Regional/National identities and the challenge of the EU. Madrid, Spain.

11 November 1998, Instituto de Historia Social Valentín de Foronda. Title: The re-emergence of nationalism in contemporary Europe. University of the Basque Country in Vitoria, Spain.

20 November 1998, War Studies Seminars. Title: The rise of sub-state nationalism within democratic Spain. King's College, London.

25 November 1998, Nationalism Seminars, Sociology Department. Title: The 1998 Declaration of Barcelona. University of Edinburgh.

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12 February 1999, 9th London Conference on Catalan Studies: Language, Politics and Culture. Title: Nations without states in a globalised world: the case of Catalonia. Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London.

16 March 1999, Nationalism Seminar. Title: Identities and nations in the global age. University of Vic, Spain.

18-19 March 1999, The Culture of Democracy Congress. Title: Nationalism and globalisation. University of Lleida, Spain.

13-16 May 1999, British Council, The Ionian Conference II: Integrating the New Europe. Chair of the working group on identity and citizenship. Corfu, Greece.

3-8 September 1999, EURESCO Conference on Territory, Identity and Politics. Title: Nations without states. Obernai, France (organiser and speaker).

20 October 1999, CIEMEN, Randa Foundation. Seminar, Title: Globalisation and nationalism. Barcelona, Spain.

28 October 1999, 28th Congrés de Pensament Premis d'Octubre. Title: Individual and collective rights and citizenship. Valencia, Spain.

11-13 November 1999, British Council, The Prague Conference: The Westward Enlargement of Central Europe. Prague. Czech Republic. Invited participant and rapporteur.

10-11 November 1999, Civil Society in Catalonia and Scotland Conference. Title: Intellectuals and nationalism in nations without states. University of Edinburgh.

29-31 March 2000, British Council, Identities and European Unity Conference. Title: Balancing two identities: the case of Catalonia. Nicosia, Cyprus.

1st June 2000, Oxford University European Affairs Society. Title: Minority nationalisms in Europe. Oxford.

29-30 September 2000, Université de Quebec a Montréal-Centre de Recherche Interuniversitaire sur les Transformations et les Régulations Économiques et Sociales, Federalism and globalisation Conference. Title: Nations without a state as new global political actors. Montréal, Canada.

2 October 2000, Université Laval, Politics Department Seminar. Title: Nations without a state as new global political actors. Quebec, Canada.

3-6 October 2000, Thirteenth Meetings of the Jacques Cartier Centre-Université de Montréal, Nation-states, Multination States and Supranational Organisations Conference. Title: Catalonia: a non secessionist nationalism? Montréal, Canada.

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24-27 October 2000, 29th Political Thought Conference, Premis Octubre. Title: Nationalism: theoretical questions, Valencia, Spain.

25-27 January 2001, Stateless Nations in the 21st Century: Scotland, Catalonia and Quebec, ESRC-University of Edinburgh. Title: National identity in Catalonia, Edinburgh.

7 March 2001, LSE European Institute Canada Blanch Seminar Series. Title: Conflicting nationalisms: Catalonia and Spain (1975-2001), London.

20-21 April 2001, The Lipman-Miliband Trust Conference. Title: The left and nationalism, Leeds.

8 June 2001, ESRC Research Workshop, States of Transition in Europe: Linking the Internal and the International Dynamics of Change. Title: State and nation building during transition: the Spanish case. London School of Economics.

4--5 July 2001, Catalonia’s Overseas Projection Conference, Institute of Autonomous Studies, (Catalan Government). Title: Objectives and organisation of Catalonia’s foreign policy, Barcelona, Spain.

11 July 2001, Spain-Catalonia: Political Relations Conference. Title: Nationalism, modernity and globalisation: the concept of national identity in the EU. Universidad Complutense of Madrid, El Escorial, Spain.

20-23 September 2001, International Seminar. The Institutional Accommodation of Diversity: Political Practices of Recognition. Title: Identity and citizenship in Spain. McGill University, Montreal, Canada.

13-15 December 2001, Europäische Identitäten: Konstruktionen und Konflicte International Seminar. Title: Between autonomy and secession: the accommodation of minority nationalism in Western Europe (UK, Spain and Italy). Diplomatic Academy Vienna- Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria.

15-16 March 2002, National Identities and National Movements in European History. International Conference. Title: Nation formation and national identity. University of Leuven and Ghent University, Belgium.

22-24 April 2002, Council of the Spanish High Court of Justice (CGPJ), Economic Globalisation: Social and Economic Consequences. Title: Nations without states: political communities in the global age. Madrid, Spain.

19-21 September 2002, Identités et Démocratie International Debates. Title: Regional identity and autonomy. Rennes, France.

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22 September 2003, Democracy and Globalization International Seminar. Title: Globalization and national identity. CSIC, Spanish High Council for Scientific Research, Barcelona, Spain.

10 October 2003, Jean Monet Project, European Forum Seminar Series. Title: Constructing national identity in the global age. University of East Anglia, Norwich.

15-16 January 2004, Pluralisme Culturel et Identités Régionales au Canada et dans l’Europe des Régions. Colloque International. Title: Ethnic and national diversity within the EU. Institute d’Études Politiques, University of Bordeaux, France.

19-20 March 2004, The Michigan Journal of International Law, 25 th Anniversary Symposium. Title: The right of self-representation at international level of culturally distinct minorities. University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, MI, USA.

7-8 May 2004, European Forum Conference: Nations, Minorities and European Integration. Title: Catalonia: cultural difference and political demands within the EU. European University Institute, Florence, Italy.

2-6 August 2004, Universidad Complutense: Nationalism in the 21st century Seminar. Title: Globalization and National Identity. El Escorial, Madrid, Spain.

24-25 May 2005, International Workshop: Respecting linguistic diversity in the European Union: Improvement or standstill after the European Constitution? Title: National identities and EU official language status: the case of Catalan. European Studies Centre, St Anthony’s College, Oxford.

1-3 September 2005, CONSEU Annual International Conference (Standing conference of European nations without states). Title: The impact of migration on nations without states. Institute of Catalan Studies, Barcelona, Spain.

18-20 November 2005, 51st Anglo-Catalan Society Conference. McCall Lecture on Catalan Studies. Title: Catalan nationalism: francoism, transition and democracy. Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.

2-3 February 2006, The Remarque Institute, New York University-Institute Ramon Lull. International Workshop: Catalonia and Beyond: National and Regional Identities and the “New Europe”. Title: Nationalism and Anti-nationalism. The Remarque Institute, New York.

27-30 September 2006, European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop on National Identity in Europe. Title: National Identity in Europe: history and theory. Vrije Universiteit Brussels.

14-16 March 2007, International Conference (workshop): Nationality, Citizenship and Territory in a Multicultural Society. Title: Immigration and the new radical right in

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Europe. Oñati International Institute of Sociology of Law, the University of the Basque Country and the Basque Government. Oñati, Spain.

17-19 April 2007, 17th Annual Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism Conference. Title: ‘National identity and the new radical right’. LSE.

28-29 June 2007, Nations without States in the Global Age, Department of Politics Queen Mary University of London and the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism International Conference. Title: National Identity versus Cosmopolitan Identity. The Octagon, Queen Mary University of London.

5-7 July 2007, Catalan Identity in a Digital Era, Centre for Catalan Studies, Queen Mary University of London. Title: National Identity and Globalization. Queen Mary University of London.

6-7 October 2007, For an Open Europe Symposium, Frankfurt Book Fair 2007. Title: The political process as an obstacle for change in the EU? Frankfurt City Hall (Römer). Germany.

1-5 November 2007, Beijing Forum. Title: Ethnicity and National Diversity in Canada, Spain and Britain. Beijing (China).

30 January-2 February 2008, Other Europes Annual Colloquium, Institute for the Study of European Transformations (ISET). Title: Challenges to the construction of a European Identity, London Metropolitan University.

28-29 April 2008, European Union and World Politics: Consensus and Division, Sixth Workshop on Strategic Elite and the European Union, A Network supported by the British Academy. Title: Towards a European Identity? Social and Political Sciences Faculty, University of Cambridge.

10-13 June 2008, III Human Rights International Congress. Title: Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism: compatible o opposed to each other? University of the Basque Country, Basque Government. Bilbao, Spain.

30th June-1st July 2008, CRONEM (Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and Multiculturalism) Annual Conference: Nationalism, ethnicity and citizenship. Title: The Impact of Migration on National Identity. University of Guilford.

15-18 July 2008, Complutense University of Madrid at El Escorial. Democracy and Cosmopolitanism in the Global Age Conference. Title: National Identity versus Cosmopolitan Identity. El Escorial, Spain.

15th October 2008, London School of Economics. Canada Blanch Centre for Hispanic Studies Seminar. Title: Does devolution foster separatism? The case of Catalonia. European Institute, LSE.

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12th November 2008, LSE Public Debate. Title: Nations, States and Violence-David Laitin Debate. Speaker. Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (ASEN). London School of Economics.

24th April 2009, Public Lecture New York University. Title: The Identity of Nations. Organized by the Government of Catalonia Delegation to the USA, Catalan Institute of America and The Catalan Center at New York University. The Torch Club at NYU, New York. USA.

12-15 May 2009, Nationalism in Multinational States International Conference. Title: Nationalism without States: is it possible? Chaire de recherche du Canada en études québécoises, CREQC at UQAM (University of Quebec in Montreal)-Institut Ramon Llull (Barcelona), Montreal, Ca.

25-27 September 2009, Multinational Federalism International Conference. University of Quebec in Montreal. Title: National identity in multinational states: a comparative approach. Montreal, Ca.

11th November 2009, The 15th Anniversary ‘Nations and Nationalism Conference’, Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (ASEN) Keynote speaker. Title: National Identity in Old and New Europe: Intellectuals, Culture and Popular Mobilization, London School of Economics.

16th April 2010, Political Culture Debate on National Identity. Title: National Identity: Challenges and Transformation in the global age. Miramar Palace, San Sebastian-Donostia, Gipuzkoa, Spain.

11th March 2010, Migration and the Rise of Nationalist Right-wing Parties: Confrontation, Isolation or Engagement? Policy Network. Title: Migration and the rise of the radical right: social malaise and the failure of mainstream politics (Policy Network commissioned paper). University of Copenhagen

10-13 June 2010, 5th Galilee International Colloquium, The End of the Nation State? Theoretical Dimensions and Historical Realities. Title: The birth of a united Europe. Hebrew University, Israel.

21 June 2010, Community Cohesion Seminar, Centre for Public Policy Seminars, Royal Commonwealth Society, London. Title: How to confront and beat rightwing extremism.

15th July 2010, Catalonia-Spain International Seminar. Title: Catalonia-Spain; a socio-political analysis. National and Identity Studies Centre, UOC (Catalan Open University), Barcelona.

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27-29th October 2010, The Distances of Europe International Conference. Title: The Birth of a United Europe: on why the EU has generated a ‘non emotional identity’. Arts Centre Santa Mónica, Barcelona.

26-27th November 2010, 30th Anniversary Conference of the Foundation Congress of Catalan Culture. Title: Catalonia: Images from London. Barcelona, Spain. Museum of National History, Barcelona. 8th February 2011, Sociology Seminar, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge. Title: Migration and the Rise of the Radical Right: a Comparative approach. University of Cambridge.

16-17 June 2011, The Politics of Accommodation in Multinational Democracies, Santander Fellowship Annual Conference. Title: Catalonia: From Devolution to Secession? St Antony’s College, European Studies Centre, University of Oxford.

11-12th July 2011, Rethinking Social Policies Seminar. Title: ‘Migration and the Radical Right in Europe’, Advisory Group to Carles Campuzano MP Spanish Parliament. DKV Integralia Foundation, El Prat de Llobregat, Spain.

9-10th December 2011. The rise of the extreme right and the future of liberal democracy in Europe Conference. Luxembourg Institute for European and International Studies, Luxembourg Cercle.

12 March 2012. Seminar ‘Nations and Nationalism Revisited’. Department of History and Civilization, Villa Schifanoia, Florence, European University Institute.

12-14th April 2012. Symposium ‘The Patriation of the Canadian Constitution, 30 years later’. Title: The Rise of Secessionism in Catalan Society. Université du Québec à Montréal. Canada.

22 May 2012, International Conference on the Politics of Secession in the European Union. Title: The Rise of Secessionism in Catalonia. London School of Economics, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method.

28 September 2012, Redesigning Devolution: International Lessons for the UK International Conference. Title: Policy cooperation: how to work together to solve shared problems. Institute for Government, London.

25-26 October 2012, Populist versus Cosmopolitan Nationalism: Implications for a Liberal Europe. Title: Populist versus Cosmopolitan Nationalism. International Seminar organized by the European Liberal Forum. Supported by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Fundacio CatDem.

18 March 2013, Conference series on Sovereignty and the rights of nations. Title: The nation: is it able to survive without its own state? Catalan Academy, Barcelona, Spain.

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2-3 May 2013, ESRC Conference on The Future of the UK and Scotland. Title: Catalan Secessionism: After Democracy.

10 June 2013, Darwin College Cambridge- Special Round Table Discussion. Title: Economic, political, and social crisis in Southern Europe: Where is Spain headed? Prof. Montserrat Guibernau, Dr. Jeffrey Miley, Dr. Dacia Viejo Rose.

29-30 October 2013, University of Barcelona (CEHI). Center for Historical and International Studies Conference: New States Construction in the 21th Century?: Secessionist processes in Quebec, Greenland, Flanders, Scotland, the Basque Country and Catalonia. Title: Catalan Secessionism: After Democracy.

25th October 2013, European Institute, University College London. Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia. Title: Self-Determination processes in the EU. UCL London.

4th February 2014. Title: Migration and the Rise of the Radical Right in Europe, European Union Studies Center, The Graduate Center, CUNY, New York.

3rd February 2014. Title: Belonging: solidarity and Division in Modern Societies, Institute for Public Knowledge, New York University.

13th March 2015. The University of Newcastle, CSoP event around Montserrat Guibernau’s book: Belonging: Solidarity and Division in Modern Societies, Polity Press, 2013. Title: Belonging: The Necessary Ambiguity of Symbols.

16th March 2015. The British Library, Conference Centre, Bronte RoomTitle: ‘Prospects for an independent Catalonia’.

Conference Activity/Participation (the most recent)

24th November 2017. The University of Cambridge, LG 19, Faculty of LawChair:Professor Dominic Keown, Professor David Feldman, Professor Montserrat Guibernau, Dr Jeff Miley, Discussant: Professor Brad Epps.

17-21 February 2016. 31st Annual Norris and Margery Bendetson EPIIC Symposium on ‘Europe in Turmoil’/ Tufts University, Boston, USA. Title: Migration and The future of the European Project.

13th March 2015. The University of Newcastle, CSoP event around Montserrat Guibernau’s book: Belonging: Solidarity and Division in Modern Societies, Polity Press, 2013. Title: Belonging: The Necessary Ambiguity of Symbols.

16th March 2015. The British Library, Conference Centre, Bronte Room, London.Title: ‘Prospects for an independent Catalonia’.

24th September 2014, British Academy. Title: Immigration and the Making of British Identity.

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11-13th June 2014, States, Peoples, Languages: A Comparative Political History of Ukrainian, 1863-2013. Title: Francoism: Portrait of a Dictatorship, CGIS, Harvard University.

27-29 April 2014, Self-Determination in 21st Century. A Double Edged Word? Title: The Consequences of Democracy: On Catalonia’s self-determination. Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination, LISD/WWS, Princeton University.

24-26th April 2014, Annual ASN World Convention, Columbia University, New York. Title: Belonging: Solidarity and Division in Modern Societies.

4th February 2014. Title: Migration and the Rise of the Radical Right in Europe, European Union Studies Center, The Graduate Center, CUNY, New York.

3rd February 2014. Title: Belonging: solidarity and Division in Modern Societies, Institute for Public Knowledge, New York University.

2-3 May 2013, ESRC Conference. The Future of the UK and Scotland. John McIntyre Centre, Edinburgh.

31 March-3April 2014 ASEN Conference. Workshop organizer on my book Belonging: Solidarity and Division in modern societies. London School of Economics.

18-20 April 2013, 18th Annual ASN World Convention. Title: Self-Determination and the Use of Referendums: Catalonia, Quebec and Scotland. Columbia University. New York City, USA.

27th October 2014, Cambridge University Festival of Ideas 2014, speaker at the Nationalism debate.

Debates 20179 May 2017 ESC-Santander Roundtable series “Spanish Democracy at Forty” What is happening in Catalonia: Is Spain Doomed? Prof. Montserrat Guibernau, Speaker.St. Antony’s College, University of Oxford.

15th March 2017. ‘The Normalization of Far Rigth Politics in Europe’ Speakers Professor Montserrat Guibernau, Dr Hugo Drochon, Ms Leonie de Jonge.

22nd October. ‘Catalonia and Scotland: prospects for the future’. Henry Jackson Society, Palace of Westminster, Project for Democratic Union, London.

24th September. ‘Immigration and the Making of British Identity’, British Academy. Birmingham. 8th September. Catalonia-Scotland Debate, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) Brussels.

LSE Debates

22 February 2018- includes 4 sessions lead by experts in the respective fields.

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1 What next for Spain and Catalonia? The historical Roots of the Present Catalan Crisis John Elliott, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Paul Preston.

2 Spain and Catalonia: is There a Way Out of the impasse? Jonathan Jopkin, Sandra Leon.

3 The Economic Dimension of the Catalan Crisis: Prof. Andreu Mas-Colell.

4 Is there a Rigth to Self-determination in the Catalan Context? Prof. Montserrat Guibernau, Fernando Vallespin, Julio Crespo MacLennan

Talks Key note speakerWork accepted or in press:

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20017/2018 Invitation of Cambridge University Press for me to contribute to the two volume Cambridge History of Nationhood and Nationalism with a chapter provisionally entitled: Citizenship.

9th May 2017 Oxford Invited speaker to the Roundtable on Catalonia at Saint Antony’s College, Oxford.- European Studies Center.

30th May, Somerset House, Screening room The Strand, London‘Do I belong? Reflections from Europe’Edited by Anthony Lerman, I am a contributor to this book. 16 June 2017 Globernance Institute, San Sebastian International workshop on the European Crisis of Politics; Ethno-religious pluralism and the rise of radical populism and far-right in Europe.

13-14 July 2017 The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Institutional Relations and Transparency, Raül Romeva, opened the seminar entitled ‘The Right to Self-Determination in the 21st Century’. The seminar brings together experts, lawyers and academic researchers from around the world on 13 and 14 July at the CCCB to study the case of Catalonia.The seminar will conclude at 11 am on Friday with the presentation of the conclusions by the raporteur, professor of Political Theory at Pompeu Fabra University and analyst of the Catalan independence process and other secession processes, Josep Costa, and a round table whose participants include Montserrat Guibernau, professor of Political Science; Ferran Armengol, professor of International Public Law at the University of Barcelona; and Marc Sanjaume, professor of Political Science at Pompeu Fabra University.

25-26 October 2017. Towards Independence? How minority nationalism is re-configuring the European space? School of Culture and Society, European Studies at

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Aarhus University, Denmark. Keynote Speakers: Prof. James Mitchell, University of Edinburgh, Prof. Montserrat Guibernau, Forum on Geopolitics University of Cambridge, Political Science Dr Klaus-Jurgen Nagel, Pompeu Fabra University.

18th October 2018. Keynote Speaker Prof. Montserrat Guibernau, Department of Sociology University of Cambridge; Title: ‘The Concept of Nationalism’This event was organized by ASEN; London School of Economics and Political Science.

Media activities

BBC Radio 4 Nations and National Identity. Interviewed to discuss the rise of secessionism in Scotland and Catalonia, the potential impact of a ‘yes’ vote in the referendum on Scottish independence, as well as further issues related to the power and role of nation and state in the global age. Euro crisis/European identity.Contributors: David Bell, Benjamin Barber, John Breuilly, David Canadine, Benedict Anderson and Montserrat Guibernau. The programme ‘Love your country’ was broadcast April 14th 2014. Interviewed by Marc Mardell, The world at one 12th October 2014.

BBC Radio 4, Today Programme. Interviewed on Catalan/Spanish politics 26.11.2012.Radio 5 Live breakfast show, Interviewed on Catalan/Spanish politics 26.11.2012.Time World, Interviewed on Catalan/Spanish politics 11.09.2012LSE Europpblog, Contributor 2012.ACN News Agency TV, Interviewed, 28.09.2012.TV3 Catalan/Spanish politics. Inteviewed 19.09.2012; TV324 Barcelona, Interviewed, 23.10.12; 26.03.2013;Advisor and contributor to the documentaries ‘Adeu, Espanya?’ (2010) and ‘Hello Europe’ (2013) director Dolors Genovés, TV3, broadcast 3rd June 2010 and 7th May 2013. Regular commentator on Spanish affairs for BBC World Service.Canal 33 (Spain) Agora. Debate. 27 March 2003.Canal 33 (Spain) La Nit al Dia (news programme). 21 March 2003 and May 05.BBC Radio 4, Analysis, 5 April 2007.BBC Radio 4 Nation builders series. Guest-speaker together with Eric Hobsbawm, Fred Halliday, and Robert Stone. Chair: Charles Wheeler. 20th August 2001.The Afternoon Shift, BBC Radio 4, 10 September 1997 and 29 April 1996.Belonging, History of the Twentieth Century series, BBC Radio 4, 27 March 1996.Regular contributor as political affairs commentator to COM-Radio, Catalunya Radio Spain.Regular contributor to the newspaper, La Vanguardia.TV3 regular contributor._______________________________