Professor Lord Bhikhu Parekh FBA

Philosophy England Wales Scotland Political History Political Theory Political Studies

Elected 2003

Fellow type: UK Fellow
Year elected: 2003
Sections: Political Studies: Political Theory, Government and International Relations
Website: https://members.parliament.uk/member/2545/contact

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

Past appointments

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy

2002 - 2009

London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Centennial Professor

2001 - 2003

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster

2001 -

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

2001 -

University of Hull Professor of Political Theory

1982 - 2000

University of Glasgow Lecturer, University of Glasgow

1963 - 1964

Publications

Marx's Theory of Ideology 1982

Gandhi's Political Philosophy 1989

Rethinking Multiculturalism 2000

A New Politics of Identity 2008

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Adrian Favell FBA

International migration and mobilities; comparative citizenship, multiculturalism and immigration politics; sociology of the EU, particularly free movement and cosmopolitanism; urban studies; political demography; post-growth cultures; Japanese contemporary art and architecture

Professor Dr Rainer Forst FBA

Moral philosophy (especially Kantian theories, constructivism); political theory (especially theories of justice, democracy, toleration and power); critical theory of society (especially theories of critique)

Professor Lea Ypi FBA

Normative political theory (including democratic theory, theories of justice, and migration), the philosophy of the Enlightenment (especially Kant), Marxism, critical theory, Balkan history and literature (especially Albania).

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Professor Lord Bhikhu Parekh FBA

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

Past appointments

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy

2002 - 2009

London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Centennial Professor

2001 - 2003

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster

2001 -

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

2001 -

University of Hull Professor of Political Theory

1982 - 2000

University of Glasgow Lecturer, University of Glasgow

1963 - 1964

Publications

Marx's Theory of Ideology 1982

Gandhi's Political Philosophy 1989

Rethinking Multiculturalism 2000

A New Politics of Identity 2008

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Adrian Favell FBA

Professor Dr Rainer Forst FBA

Professor Lea Ypi FBA

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Professor Lord Bhikhu Parekh FBA

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

Past appointments

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy

2002 - 2009

London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Centennial Professor

2001 - 2003

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster

2001 -

University of Westminster Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Westminster and Emeritus Professor, University of Hull

2001 -

University of Hull Professor of Political Theory

1982 - 2000

University of Glasgow Lecturer, University of Glasgow

1963 - 1964

Publications

Marx's Theory of Ideology 1982

Gandhi's Political Philosophy 1989

Rethinking Multiculturalism 2000

A New Politics of Identity 2008

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Adrian Favell FBA

Professor Dr Rainer Forst FBA

Professor Lea Ypi FBA

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