Professor Nicholas J. Wheeler:
"Nuclear Crises: What's New? What's True?"

Professor Kimberly Hutchings:

EH Carr Annual Memorial Lecture "Thinking with the Enemy: critique is dead but it won’t lie down"

Ben Lake:

"Brexit from the back benches"

Professor John Ikenberry:

“The End of the Liberal World Order?”

 Gideon Rachman, Financial Times:

“Is the West disintegrating?”

Sir Steve Smith:

“The roaring Nineties and Noughties: The Transformation of the Department of International Politics at Aberystwyth”

Professor Ken Booth:

“International Relations; the Future’s Inconvenient Truth”

Professor Louise Richardson:

“A Hundred Years’ Crisis: In defence of globalism and International Relations”

Professor Michael Cox:

“E. H. Carr: Nationalism and the Nation State in an Age of Crisis”

Dr Jan Ruzicka:

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Professor Cynthia Enloe:

“Wounds: A Feminist Understanding of Intimacy and War”

 Andrew Barlow:

“Negotiating a multilateral deal: an insiders view of the extension of the NPT”

Geraint Talfan Davies

“Europe: Ruin or Recovery?”

Rt. Hon. Carwyn Jones Am, First Minister:

“Towards a better Union: Past, Present and Post Brexit prospects for the UK”

Anne Applebaum:

"A Tale of Two Journalists: Gareth Jones, Walter Duranty, and the Ukrainian Famine"

Professor Christopher Coker:

“Still ‘The Human Thing’? Thucydides, Waltz, and the Future of War”

Stephen M. Walt:

“US Grand Strategy After the Cold War: Can Realist Theory Explain It? Should Realism Guide It?” 

Sir Lawrence Freedman:

"The Future of Discretionary Warfare"

Lord William Wallace:

"Losing the Narrative: The United Kingdom and the European Union"

Dr. Rebecca Johnson:

"Remember Humanity: Security Imperatives to Ban Nuclear Weapons"

Ted Hopf:

"Crimea is Ours!"

Professor Rosemary Hollis:

"Britain and the Palestine Question, 1914-2014"

Thomas O. Melia:

"Is it Realist to Think We Can Advance Democracy and Human Rights?" 

Professor Norman Davies:

"Is the European Union a Vanishing Kingdom?"

Professor Robert Jervis:

"Force and World Politics in Our Era"

Des Browne:

"The Importance of Political Leadership in Achieving a Nuclear Weapon Free World"

Dr. Meenakshi Gopinath:

"Rescripting Security: Gender and Peacebuilding in South Asia"

Gareth Evans:

"The Responsibility to Protect: An Idea Whose Time has Come...And Gone?"

John Gittings:

"After Trident: Peace or Proliferation?"

Sir Jeremy Greenstock:

"Globalisation or Polarisation: Where are we Heading?"

Sir Emyr Jones Parry:

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Margaret J. Anstee:

"Angola: the Forgotten Tragedy a Test Case for UN Peacekeeping"

Claudio Caratsch:

"Humanitarian Design and Political Interference: Red Cross Work in the Post-Cold War Period"

H.E. Dr. Ahmed Esmat Abdel-Meguid:

"The Middle East at a Crossroad"

Jan Urban:

"Democracy and Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe"

Dr. Martin Holdgate, CB:

"The Environment of Tomorrow's World"

The Hon. Abba Eban:

"Prospectes for Peace in the Middle East"

Dr. Garret FitzGerald:

"Thoughts on Two Cultures: Learning to Live Together"

Sir Oliver Wright:

"Anglo-American Relations: The Atlantic Grows Wider"

Professor Inis L. Claude Jr.:

"Myths About the State"

Marice F. Strong:

"Beyond the Famine: New Hope for Africa"

Crown Prince El Hassan Bin Talal:

"Jordan's Quest for Peace in the Middle East"

Sir John Adams:

"Scientists and Statesmen"

Michael Howard:

"Weapons and Peace"

The Hon. George P. Shultz:

"Risk, Uncertainty, and Foreign Economic Policy"

The Rt. Hon. Lord Carrington:

"Interdependence and Revolution: The West in the World Today"

Dr. Guido Brunner:

"Energy for an Independent Europe"

Professor Sir Hermann Bondi:

"Defence and the Citizen"

The Rt. Hon. George Thomson:

"Britain in Europe: The First Four Years and the Future"

Sir Michael Palliser: 

"Britain and British Diplomacy in a World of Change"

The Rt. Hon. Sir Alec Douglas-Home:

"Britain's Changing Role in World Affairs"

Alexander King:

"Another Kind of Growth: Industrial Society and the Quality of Life"

Dr. Rosalyn Higgins and Brigadier Michael Harbottle: 

"United Nations Peacekeeping: Past Lessons and Future Prospects"

J.E.S. Fawcett:

"Priorities in Conservation"

F.S. Northedge:

"The Settlement of International Disputes"

C. Wilfred Jinks:

"Britain and the International Labour Organisation"

R.R. Neild:

"What Has Happened to Disarmament?"

The Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Boyle:

"Education for International Understanding"

Professor A.J. Brown:

"The Economic Consequences of Disarmament"

J.E.S. Fawcett:

"Outer Space and International Order"

Sir John Cockcroft:

"Problems of Disarmament"

Sir Harold Nicolson:

"The Old Diplomacy and the New"

Professor P.M.S. Blackett:

"The Problem of Underdeveloped Countries"

Rt. Hon. Earl Attlee:

"Collective Security Under the United Nations"

Lord Salter:

"The United Nations: Reform, Replace, or Supplement?"

Sir Charles Webster:

"Sanctions: The Use of Force in an International Organisation"

Dr. Gilbert Murray:

"The League of Nations Movement: Some Recollections of the Early Days"

Professor William E. Rappard:

"The Quest for Yesterday and Today"