Memorial Lectures

Looking back on twenty years of conversation…

Michael Ignatieff

2000

Nationalism and Self-Determination: Is There an Alternative to Violence?

Ian Martin

2000

Human Rights, Political Conflict and Compromise

Amitav Ghosh

2001

No Greater Sorrow: Time of Joy Recalled In Wretchedness

Alexander L. Boraine

2002

Truth and Reconciliation in Times of Conflict: The South African Model

Valentine Daniel

2003

Whose Face is That I See? Remembering the Unfallen

Clare Short

2004

Justice and Human Rights for All – The Key to Peace and a Sustainable World

Narendra Subramanian

2005

The Political Formation of Cultures: South Asian and Other Experiences

Steve Coll

2006

Terror and the Constitution: Notes From America after September 11

Gareth Evans

2007

The Limits of State Sovereignty: The Responsibility to Protect in the 21st Century

Gowher Rizvi

2008

Democracy and Development: Restoring Social Justice at the Core of Good Governance

Upendra Baxi

2009

Constitutional Utopias: A Conversation with Neelan Tiruchelvam

Romila Thapar

2010

Of Histories and Identities

Ramachandra Guha

2011

Making South Asian Cities Habitable

Sujit Choudhry

2012

Constitutional Design in Plural Societies: Integration or Accommodation

Vasuki Nesiah

2013

The Law, this Violent Thing” Dissident Memory and Democratic Futures

Galuh Wandita

2014

Stone and Flower: Truth as a Foundation for Community Learning and Reconciliation

David Miller

2015

Democracy in Plural Societies: Problems and Solutions

Ronald Slye

2016

Difficult Issues, Strategic Choices: Crafting a Coherent Sri Lankan Traditional Justice Process

Eyal Weizman

2017

Forensic Architecture: Space and Violence in Palestine and Beyond

T.M. Krishna

2018

The Liberal Vision Challenged

Robi Damelin

2019

It Won’t Stop Until We Talk