Curriculum Vitae Jan P. NEDERVEEN PIETERSE

Nationality Netherlands and United States Marital status Married, two daughters Languages Dutch, English, French, German 3, Italian 4

EDUCATION Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands PhD social science cum laude, 1988 State University of New York Binghamton Postgraduate development studies, 1981-83 University of Amsterdam MA Cultural anthropology/nonwestern sociology cum laude, 1972 (Dutch Doctorandus degree) University of Amsterdam BA Cultural anthropology, 1969

APPOINTMENTS Suzanne and Duncan Mellichamp Distinguished Professor of Global Studies and 2009- Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara Affiliated with Orfalea Center, Blum Center and Middle East Studies Global studies Program Director & Director of PhD Emphasis 2016-

Pok Rafeah Distinguished Chair of international studies, National University of Malaysia, 2014-2015 Kuala Lumpur—Endowed research professorship; research comparing Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia

Honorary Professor of Globalization, Maastricht University 2011-2014 Professor of Globalization and Culture, Maastricht University, quarter time 2008-2011 Professor, Sociology, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 2001-09 I chaired the Transnational Sociology graduate specialization (seven years). Board member of Globalization Research Center (five years). Joint appointments in International Studies, Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory and East Asia and Pacific, South Asia and Middle East, and African Studies.

Associate Professor of Sociology, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague 1995-2001 At this international graduate school—Europe’s oldest and largest school of development studies—I taught the General Course on Development Theory for six years, a required course for all MA students (160 each year). As Director of Research and Projects I served on the Executive Committee with the Rector and Dean in charge of planning, budgets and personnel, with portfolio of planning, budgets and coordinating the consultancy unit with large research 2

and externally funded projects (1994-95). I was also Research Director of the States, Societies and World Development faculty group, and member of the ISS PhD committee. I organized several major international conferences, including the Global Futures conference for the Institute’s 45th anniversary. (Courses taught: Development Theory; Globalization; Sociology of Alternative Development; Power and Empowerment; Politics Media and Culture; Religion and Development.)

Senior Lecturer, Politics of Alternative Development Strategies, Institute of Social Studies 1990-95 (Head of this MA Program for four years)

Project expert, Royal Institute of the Tropics, Amsterdam 1989 Responsible for developing the agenda and framework for a major international exhibition at the Royal Museum of the Tropics in Amsterdam (later shown in Brussels and Copenhagen) and for writing the book that accompanied the exhibition, White on Black: Images of Africa and Blacks in Western Popular Culture.

Senior Research Fellow, Boekman Foundation, Amsterdam 1988 Conducting research on a large transnational collection of black memorabilia in preparation for the Royal Museum of the Tropics exhibition.

Research fellow, Third World Centre, University of Nijmegen 1984-87

Graduate studies at SUNY Binghamton 1981-83 Fellow at the Fernand Braudel Center, member of Long Waves Working Group, and lecturer in sociology (on Ethnic and Race Relations). Co-author with I. M. Wallerstein and T. K. Hopkins of a world scale study of national and social movements for UN University, Tokyo.

Lecturer, Sociology, University of Cape Coast, Ghana 1978-81 Joint appointment as development expert with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Courses taught: Social Theory, Development Studies, World- System Studies, Revolution in Africa.

Lecturer, Anthropological Sociological Centre, University of Amsterdam 1974-76

Researcher, Universities’ Joint Social Science Research Centre (SISWO), Amsterdam 1973

Publicist: Pop music critic for Elseviers Magazine (Dutch equivalent of Newsweek) and 1969-73

3 social science reviews for Elseviers Literary Supplement

VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, EHESS, Paris, 2012 Humboldt University, Berlin, 2012 Shanghai University, Global studies, 2011 Xiamen University, Economics, China, 2010 FLACSO Buenos Aires, Global Studies Program, 2009 Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, 2006 Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok: MA International Development Studies, 2003, 2006, 2011, 2013 Yunnan University, Kunming, China, International Studies, 2006 Stockholm University, Bonnier Professor, Journalism Media Communication, 2006 Freiburg University, Global Studies www.global-studies.de & Sociology, 2005, 2006, 2008 Stellenbosch University, South Africa: Sustainability Institute, www.sustainabilityinstitute.net, 2005, 2006 Malmö University, Communication for Development, 2005 Indiana University, Bloomington, Institute of Advanced Studies Visiting Fellow, 2004 Polish Academy of Sciences, Graduate School, Warsaw, 1998 National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2006, 2008 University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, MA Economics, 1996 University Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia: Sociology, 1995 Institute of Developing Economies’ Advanced School, Tokyo, 1994 University of Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa: Anthropology, 1993 Indian Social Science Research Council: lecture tour of 8 universities, 1991

GUEST LECTURES Over 400 invited lectures, keynote addresses and lecture tours (in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dubai, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Macau, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Northern Ireland, Norway, Pakistan, Palestine, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Senegal, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, UK, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States) and presentations and panels at some 300 international conferences in many countries.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION o Co-organizer of annual Global Studies conferences, www.GlobalStudiesConference.com . China’s globalization, with Shanghai University, 19-21.6.2014 . Social development in South Asia, New Delhi, International Center, with Ambedkar University and Council on Social Development, 5-7.9.2013 . Eurasia and Globalization: Complexity and global studies, Moscow University, 6.2012

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. Emerging societies and Emancipation, Rio de Janeiro, 18-20.7.2011 . East Asia and Globalization, Pusan National University, Busan, South Korea, 21-23.6.2010 . The Middle East and 21st century globalization, Zayed University, Dubai, 5.2009 . Globalization and the United States, University of Illinois Chicago, 5.2008 o International Sociological Association, Futures Research, Gothenburg 7.2010: Convener of panels of Future Moves: New Trends in Globalization o American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 8.2009: Convener of Globalization sessions o International Institute of Sociology 39th Congress, Yerevan, Armenia, 6.2009: New Trends In Globalization o International Sociological Association panels, Barcelona, 9.2008: New Trends in Globalization o International Studies Association panels, San Diego and Global Studies Association, Chicago, 2006. o Transnational Seminar UIUC Sociology, Geography, Global Studies in Education, Center for Global Studies, Women and Gender in Global Perspective, Urban and Regional Planning; initiator and coordinator 2002-2005, 2007 o Transnational Workshop UIUC Sociology, co-organizer 2003, 2007. o Global Futures, lectures and conference for the Institute of Social Studies 45th anniversary, 1997 o The Politics of Humanitarian Intervention, international workshop, ISS, 1996 o The Columbus Complex, Lecture series of Association for Culture & Development, 1992 o The Decolonization of Imagination: Europe in Reverse Video, international conference organized with the Transnational Institute and University of Amsterdam, 1991. o Emancipations: Rethinking Emancipation, with ISS and Groningen University, Philosophy, 1991.

RESEARCH AND FIELDWORK 2011 BRICS and Emancipation: Research proposal submitted to European Research Council Advanced Studies, with Maastricht University 2010 Global rebalancing: Research proposal submitted to NSF 2007-09 Emerging Societies, with U Freiburg, JNU New Delhi, Fundaçao J Nabuco, Recife 2006 Globalization the next phase: Research in six Asian countries (sabbatical) 2005-06 Multiculturalism in Germany, South Africa, Sweden, South Thailand: Interviews, workshops 1999-2001 Corporate Citizenship and European Small and Medium Enterprises with CERFE, Progressio Foundation and EU-Leonardo 2000 Social Capital and Collective Action, with ISS and Bergen University: Convener 1996 Islam in the Netherlands: Interviews with imams 1979-81 Military coups by lower ranks: Interviews with coup makers, military, politicians and activists in Ghana, Liberia, Suriname 1972 International youth tourism in Amsterdam, with University of Amsterdam 1971 Urban networks in Ben Arous-Tunis, Tunisia, with University of Amsterdam

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GRANTS Research Corporate Citizenship (with CERFE, Progressio; EU-Leonardo $50,000), Social Capital (ISS and LOS Bergen University $20,000) Conferences Global Futures ($200,000, corporations and foundations), 1999 Decolonization of Imagination ($60,000, Dutch development cooperation) Rethinking Emancipation ($20,000, ISS and Groningen University) Research travel Numerous small grants (e.g. Barcelona 2008 UIUC $2000; Sri Lanka 2005 UIUC $2000; lecture tour of universities in West Bank and Gaza 1997 Euromed $3000; Indonesia 1995 ISS $5000; India 1991 IDPAD and ISSRC $4000). Most travel paid for by hosts. Course Globalization 2003 (UIUC CGS $12,000), 2006 ($12,000); Southeast Asia and development faculty exchange with Thailand (UIUC East Asia Studies $20,000) Visiting professor University Freiburg 2005-06 (German exchange program DAAD $70,000) Seminar series UIUC Transnational Seminars 2001-08 (annually $6000)

CONSULTANCIES AND ADVISORSHIPS (SAMPLE) External assessor 2017-2020: University of Malaya, Dept Administrative Studies and Politics, Faculty of Economics & Administration, Kuala Lumpur. Consultant, UNDP Evaluation Office, New York Netherlands Development Assistance Research Council; Theory Culture & Society Centre, Nottingham-Trent University; Founder-member ATTAC Netherlands; Prince Claus Foundation for Culture and Development, The Hague; Centre for Cultural and Media Studies, University of Natal, Durban; Coordinator of Latin America Solidarity Committee, Binghamton, NY, 1982-83.

SUPERVISOR PHD/ EXTERNAL EXAMINER Melbourne University; Gothenburg University, Sweden; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Queen’s University, Belfast; University College Cork, Ireland; Aarhus University, Denmark; Cairo University, Egypt; Stellenbosch University; UNISA, Pretoria; University of Sierra Leone; University of Western Australia, Sydney; National College of Arts, Lahore; University of Amsterdam; Free University, Amsterdam; Institute of Social Studies, The Hague; University of Humanistics, Utrecht; Freiburg University; Heidelberg University; Trivandrum University, Katmandu.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Editor of book series Frontiers of Globalization, Palgrave Macmillan, London Routledge Studies in Emerging Societies, New York and London Co-editor (since) Journal of Global Studies (e-journal, 2008) Review of International Political Economy (1997-2004) Publishers

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Advisory editor of Encyclopedia of Globalization, Blackwell, 2009-2011 Clarity Press (Atlanta, GA, human rights publisher) (1997-present) Rose Series of Russell Sage Foundation and American Sociological Association (2004-present) Campus Verlag Globalization studies series (Germany) with Rawat (India), Unisa (South Africa) and University of Chicago Press (2008-present) Member editorial board/advisory editor Development and Change Third World Quarterly global-e (e-journal of global studies programs, http://global-ejournal.org/) Journal of Global Studies in Education (e-journal) European Journal of Social Theory (since foundation), Ethnicities (since foundation), Third Text (1999-), Sociological Analysis (1999-), Global Applied Sociology (Sage 2008-), Encounters, International Journal for Study of Culture and Society (Zayed University, Abu Dhabi since foundation, 2008-). Past: Futures (1999-2009), Globalizations (2006-08), Culture & Society, Tokyo; New Community (1994-95), Semiotext (e) (1982)

Reviewer Journals American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Journal of Classical Sociology, Communication Theory, Continuum, Current Sociology, Development and Change, Economic Systems, Ethnicities, European Journal for Development Research, European Political Science Journal, Ethnic and Racial Studies, International Sociology, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Journal of Classical Sociology, Journal of Environment and Development, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Futures, Globalizations, Historical Materialism, Human Organization, Religions, Review for International Migration, Review of International Studies, Social Identities, Signs, Society and Space, Sociological Quarterly, Sports & Social Issues, Sociopedia, Theory Culture & Society, World Development. Publishers Ashgate, Cambridge, CODESRIA, Edward Elgar, EPO, Hawaii University Press, Kumarian, Lexington, Liverpool University Press, Macmillan, Minority Rights Group, Oxford University Press, Palgrave, Paradigm, Pearson Customs, Pluto, Routledge, Rowman & Littlefield, Sage, Temple University Press, University of California Press, UN University Press, Westview, Wiley-Blackwell, Yale University Press, Zed Books. Institutes Foundations: National Science Foundation, New York; Netherlands Science Organization (NWO); WOTRO. RAWOO; Indo-Dutch and South Africa-Netherlands Programs on Alternatives in Development; International Institute of Asian Studies, Leiden University; Leverhulme Trust, Marsden Foundation; Netherlands Institute of Advanced Studies; Von Humboldt Stiftung; UIUC Research Board; Fulbright Program; Princeton Institute for Advanced Study.

ACADEMIC SERVICE

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Member UCSB Faculty Senate, Committee on Tenure and Privilege, 2010-2015 Member UIUC Faculty Senate, Committee on Budget and Remuneration, 2007-09. Promotion reviews American University Beirut; University Western Australia; Sydney University; Queen’s University Belfast; York University, Toronto; National University of Ireland, Maynooth; Leeds University; Aga Khan University, London; National University Singapore; Macalester College, Minnesota; Macau University; University of Toledo; University of Connecticut; UCSB; UIUC; Institute of Social Studies. Coordinator of cooperation between Bir Zeit University, University of Western Cape and Institute of Social Studies. Convener of Globalization Working Group of development researchers in the Netherlands, CERES, 1995-96. Albanian Institute of Sociology, Tirana, honorary member, 2007-.

BOARD MEMBERSHIPS o Advisory Board of International Conference on International Relations and Development (www.icird.org/about-icird/advisory-board), 2013- o Scientific Committee of 54th International Congress of Americanists (ICA), Vienna, 2012 o Scientific Committee of Italian publisher Carocci, Globus series, 2011- o School for Wellbeing, Bangkok, 2009- o Centre for the Study of Gender and Culture, Lahore, 2009- o Hong Kong University, Center for the Study of Globalization and Cultures, 2008- o Society for Applied Sociology India (SASI), Advisory Editorial Board, 2008- o Global Studies Association North America, 2007- (www.net4dem.org/mayglobal) o Future Studies Research committee, RC07, International Sociological Association, 2006- o MA International Development Studies, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, 2003- (www.csds.polsci.chula.ac.th) o Graduate program Cultural and Media Studies, National College of Arts, Lahore, 1998-2009. o Centre for International Borders Research, Queen’s University, Belfast. o National Institute for Spatial and Regional Research, National University of Ireland, Maynooth o Laboratory of Citizenship Science, CERFE, Rome. o Netherlands-Palestine Friendship Association, 1995-2000. o Netherlands Association for Culture and Development, 1989-1998.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Fellow, World Academy of Art and Science, www.worldacademy.org; International Sociological Association; International Institute of Sociology; American Sociological Association; International Studies Association; International Forum on Globalization; World Futures Studies Federation.

AWARDS PhD social science awarded cum laude, Radboud University, Netherlands, 1988 MA Cultural anthropology/nonwestern sociology cum laude, University of Amsterdam, 1972 The JC Ruigrok Award for Social Sciences awarded by the Netherlands Society of Sciences for Empire and Emancipation, 1990.

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Citation: Ranked among top ten publishing sociologists in the Netherlands (weighted by SSCI, 1996-97 and other years). Frequently rated excellent teacher at University Illinois Urbana Champaign.