Dr. Roderick Parkes

Non-Resident Senior Fellow

Curriculum Vitae
Publications

Short Curriculum vitae

Since 2020: German Council on Foreign Relations (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik, DGAP) in Berlin (Head of the Alfred von Oppenheim Center for European Future Affairs; since July 2023 Director of the Research Institute)

2015-2020 Senior Analyst, EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) in Paris

2014-2015 Visiting Scholar, Foreign Policy Institute (UI), Stockholm

2012-2015 Head of Europe Program of Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

2009-2012 Head of SWP's Brussels Office

2005-2009 Researcher in the Research Division EU Integration

Publications (PDF) | 399 KB

SWP Publications

- Roderick Parkes
- Daniela Schwarzer
The Divisiveness of Mobility: Fuelling Populism in the Euro and Schengen Areas

SWP Comment 2012/C 21, 06.07.2012, 8 Pages
- Download (PDF) | 111 KB
- Andreas Maurer
- Roderick Parkes
Is the UK Jumping or Being Pushed?

British Separatism after Cameron's EU Veto

SWP Comment 2012/C 15, 26.04.2012, 4 Pages
- Download (PDF) | 82 KB
- Roderick Parkes
How the UK Became Politically Dependent on Germany

And Why Germany Should Exploit the Situation for a New Bilateralism

SWP Comment 2011/C 04, 01.02.2011, 4 Pages
- Download (PDF) | 54 KB
- Roderick Parkes
Costing Free Movement

Fear and Non-transposition in the Schengen Area

SWP Comment 2010/C 27, 17.11.2010, 4 Pages
- Download (PDF) | 55 KB
- Roderick Parkes
European Migration Policy from Amsterdam to Lisbon

The end of the responsibility decade?

Nomos Book AMP Series 79, 15.09.2010, 199 Pages
- Steffen Angenendt
- Roderick Parkes
The Blue Card Impasse
- German
Three Options for EU Policy on Highly Qualified Immigrants

SWP Comment 2010/C 14, 15.06.2010, 4 Pages
- Download (PDF) | 62 KB

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Short Curriculum vitae

The Divisiveness of Mobility: Fuelling Populism in the Euro and Schengen Areas

Is the UK Jumping or Being Pushed?

How the UK Became Politically Dependent on Germany

Costing Free Movement

European Migration Policy from Amsterdam to Lisbon

The Blue Card Impasse