“Visionary Thinker, Speaker, and Author.”
James David Parker, a visionary thinker of global influence, is the author of An International Humanitarian Organisation: A United Nations of the People and the originator of the Philosophic Principle. His work weaves together philosophy, politics, law, spirituality, and development, offering a transformative framework for the personal and collective consciousness.
He has published articles among names like Amartya Sen, Francis Fukuyama, Pascal Lamy, Jürgen Stark, Madeleine Rees, Mikhail Gorbachev and organisations like the Human Rights Foundation, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
His role is not merely to teach but to illuminate the path forward, empowering humanity to confront and resolve its most urgent global challenges. Through his insight and understanding, James seeks to awaken clarity in these turbulent times.
Having a life-long interest in politics, he gained a place in the Parliamentary Internship Programme and a departmental internship out of thousands of students during his undergraduate studies with the then Secretary of State for International Development, the Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP, and working alongside the Prime Minister, and Cabinet Ministers. He was also a research intern and conference organiser for the Fabian Society, working with the London School of Economics (LSE).
James holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree in Politics and Parliamentary Studies, complemented by a Master of Laws (LLM) in International Law, where he extensively explored the intricate connections between international agreements addressing global issues and the realms of legal psychology and Jurisprudence.
During and after James’ master, he was an Advice and Referral Caseworker for the Environmental Law Foundation (ELF) and a Senior Casework Aide of Refugee and Migrant Justice (RMJ).
Being interviewed by Alex Howard, CEO of The Optimum Health Clinic Foundation, as one of their teachers and leading experts on the Conscious Live TV series. See here, Conscious Life – Unlock Your Potential
James was also an International Policy Advisor, Trustee, and Parliamentary Liaison Coordinator for the International Simultaneous Policy Organisation (ISPO). James is an experienced and confident public speaker and has lectured for several conferences, universities, and organisations.
James was invited and spoke at the Integral European Conference in Budapest, presenting ‘An Integral Approach to Solving the Climate Crisis’ and ‘The Future of International Politics and Law in an Integrated World.’
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James has delivered lectures across the globe, served as an analyst for City Law Practice, taught at the Law Training Centre in the University of Kent. James has been a Lecturer in Philosophy, Politics, Sociology and Criminology, Principal Law Lecturer, and contributed expertise to Global Resolutions as the Global Ambassador, Legal and Political Analyst.
He was interviewed for several different conferences and media outlets. One example was an interview on how climate change links to psychology and our consciousness, being one of their teachers on Conscious Life, the leading channel for health, well-being, and conscious living.
Some of the areas of James’ consultancy work have been as independent Policy Expert for the Green Party in developing their 2015 general election manifesto and a renewable energy charter, and also Policy Advisor for Her Majesty’s Government.
After a conversation in Tony Blair’s Parliamentary Office.
To name a few others, he was the Saturday evening headline presentation for the SAND Conference and gave a presentation for the Ethical Society at Conway Hall with Stephen Law; English philosopher and editor for the philosophical journal Think, sponsored by the Royal Institute of Philosophy and published by the Cambridge University Press.
He also lectured alongside Robin Ince; a well-known television comedian, and Francesca Stavrakopoulou; Professor of the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Religion at Exeter’s Department of Theology and Religion.
James has intensively studied political philosophy, legal psychology and legal theory (Jurisprudence), contributing to his book. He has a strong interest in and in-depth knowledge of classicism and western and eastern philosophy.
