| Title |
Lecturer |
Year |
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Human Carrying Capacity: Concepts, Methods and Models
|
Joel E. Cohen |
2000 |
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Special Presentation: Films and Discussion of Population Issues
|
Joel E. Cohen |
2000 |
|
Cities in Civilization: Culture, Innovation and Urban Order
|
Sir Peter Hall |
2000 |
|
The End of the City? ‘The report of my death was an exaggeration’
|
Sir Peter Hall |
2000 |
|
On Aristotle’s Notion of the Soul
|
Michael Frede |
2000 |
|
Constitutionalism and Civil Society
|
Stanley Katz |
2000 |
|
Institutions, Regulation and Development
|
Jean-Jacques Laffont |
2000 |
|
The Making of an International Civil Society
|
Akira Iriye |
2000 |
|
Perception, Imagination and Science
|
Roger N. Shepard |
1999 |
|
The Grounds of Science and of Ethics
|
Roger N. Shepard |
1999 |
|
How the Ears’ Works Work: Auditory Sensory Transduction
|
A. James Hudspeth |
1999 |
|
Getting in Tune: Auditory Frequency Selectivity
|
A. James Hudspeth |
1999 |
|
The Dappled World
|
Nancy Cartwright |
1999 |
|
Invoking the Constitution Ineptly
|
Abner J. Mikva |
1999 |
|
The American University: Dinosaur or Dynamo?
|
Frank H. T. Rhodes |
1999 |
|
Composing Life after Death
|
Jonathan Harvey |
1998 |
|
The Place of Consciousness
|
Robert Nozick |
1998 |
|
Sex and Death on the Edge of Europe: Slavonian Demography 1683-1900
|
Eugene A. Hammel |
1998 |
|
‘To Civility and Man’s Use’: History, Geography, and Nature
|
Ian G. Simmons |
1998 |
|
Environment, Population, Consumption, and Sustainable Development – The Great Challenges of Our Time
|
Norman Myers |
1998 |
|
Tropical Forests: Their Future and Our Future
|
Norman Myers |
1998 |
|
Science, a Round Peg in a Square World
|
Harold Kroto |
1998 |
|
C60: Buckminsterfullerene, Not Just a Pretty Molecule
|
Harold Kroto |
1998 |
|
Failed Visions and Unexpected Adaptations – Reflections on the Interaction of Society and Communications Technology
|
Robert Lucky |
1998 |
|
How Will We Connect? – Rethinking the World’s Communications in the Age of the Internet
|
Robert Lucky |
1998 |
|
Property and Expropriation: Themes and Variations in American Law
|
Carol M. Rose |
1998 |
|
The Origins of American Democracy
|
Gordon S. Wood |
1998 |
|
The Origins of American Freedom
|
Eric Foner |
1998 |
|
Archaeology, Genetics and Linguistic Diversity: Towards a New Synthesis
|
Colin Renfrew |
1997 |
|
The Sapiens Paradox, Or Why Did People Get Smart So Late?
|
Colin Renfrew |
1997 |
|
Chicken Little Was Right: The Sky Is Falling
|
Eugene Shoemaker |
1997 |
|
Things That Went Bump in the Night (and Shook the Earth)
|
Eugene Shoemaker |
1997 |
|
Reflections on a Life in Public Service
|
Alan K. Simpson |
1997 |
|
Virtue, Deed and Word – Confucian Paths to Immortality
|
Tu Weiming |
1996 |
|
Escapism: Another Look at Nature and Culture
|
Yi-Fu Tuan |
1996 |
|
Tangles, Bangles and Knots
|
John Horton Conway |
1996 |
|
Fractran: A Ridiculous Logical Language
|
John Horton Conway |
1996 |
|
Two Russian Revolutions
|
Yegor Gaidar |
1996 |
|
Five Years of the Democratic Experiment in Russia
|
Yegor Gaidar |
1996 |
|
Anger and Revenge
|
Myles Burnyeat |
1996 |
|
Ancient Freedoms
|
Myles Burnyeat |
1996 |
|
Happiness and Tranquility
|
Myles Burnyeat |
1996 |
|
Reflections of a Former Speaker
|
Thomas Foley |
1996 |
|
Untitled
|
Herbert Stein |
1996 |
|
Untitled
|
Charles Schultze |
1996 |
|
Metaphors of Causation
|
George Lakoff |
1995 |
|
A Servant of Two Masters
|
Robin Donkin |
1995 |
|
Our Universe and Others
|
Martin Rees |
1995 |
|
How Much Cosmology Can We Really Believe?
|
Martin Rees |
1995 |
|
Untitled
|
William Leuchtenberg |
1995 |
|
Awakenings Revisited
|
Oliver Sacks |
1994 |
|
Prehistoric Riverine Settlement in Amazonia: A Revisionist Perspective with Contemporary Implications
|
William Denevan |
1994 |
|
How Decisions Happen in Organizations
|
James March |
1994 |
|
Learning in Organizations
|
John March |
1994 |
|
Photochemistry in an Ordered Universe – Using Light as a Scalpel, and a Crystal as Operating Table
|
John Polanyi |
1994 |
|
The Responsibility of the Scientist in an Age of Science
|
John Polanyi |
1994 |
|
Present Status of the Standard Model in Particle Physics
|
Carlo Rubbia |
1994 |
|
Beyond the Standard Model
|
Carlo Rubbia |
1994 |
|
Naturalism and Dualism in the Study of Language and Mind
|
Noam Chomsky |
1994 |
|
The Separation of Powers during the Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
|
Gerhard Casper |
1994 |
|
The Spiderless Web: Exploring the History of Criminal Justice
|
Lawrence M. Friedman |
1994 |
|
Beyond Free Trade to Fair Trade
|
Neil Kinnock |
1994 |
|
Business and Corruption: Framing the Haitian Question
|
Michael Laguerre |
1994 |
|
Population and Practical Reason
|
Amartya Sen |
1994 |
|
Mobile DNA: Ubiquitous and Unusual Genetic Elements
|
Maxine Singer |
1993 |
|
Mobile Genetic Elements in Mammals
|
Maxine Singer |
1993 |
|
Line-1: A Mobile Element in the Human Genome
|
Maxine Singer |
1993 |
|
A Piece of Sunshine
|
Hendrick van de Hulst |
1993 |
|
Far from the Stars – in the Midst of Astronomy
|
Hendrick van de Hulst |
1993 |
|
Comparative Capitalism – The Japanese Difference
|
Chalmers Johnson |
1993 |
|
California Employers Could and Should Apply Rational Economic Principles to Control Health Care Costs
|
Alain Enthoven |
1992 |
|
European Community, International Trade and World Unity
|
Jean-Claude Dischamps |
1992 |
|
California in the World
|
Earl Pomeroy |
1992 |
|
The Imagined Problem of U.S. Isolationism
|
Walter LaFeber |
1992 |
|
The Tocqueville Problem
|
Walter LaFeber |
1992 |
|
Jefferson and the Course of U.S. Foreign Policy
|
Walter LaFeber |
1992 |
|
How Does a Glue Work?
|
Pierre-Gilles de Gennes |
1992 |
|
Ultradivided Matter
|
Pierre-Gilles de Gennes |
1992 |
|
Classical Conditioning: Is There a Cellular Alphabet for Learning?
|
Eric Kandel |
1992 |
|
Sensitization: The Long and Short of Long-Term Memory
|
Eric Kandel |
1992 |
|
Habituation: A Reductionist’s Strategy to the Study of Procedural Learning
|
Eric Kandel |
1992 |
|
Cell and Molecular Biological Approaches to Learning and Memory
|
Eric Kandel |
1992 |
|
The Fractal Geometry of Nature’s Complexity
|
Benoit Mandelbrot |
1992 |
|
Fractals: For the Pleasure of the Mind and the Pleasure of the Eye
|
Benoit Mandelbrot |
1992 |
|
Sauer’s Origins and Dispersals: Its Implications for the Geography of Disease
|
Peter Haggert |
1992 |
|
Sacrifice, Surplus and the Soul
|
Romila Thapar |
1992 |
|
The World Economy after the Cold War
|
C. Fred Bergsten |
1991 |
|
Governing the Marketplace: The American Revolution and the American Corporation
|
Pauline Maier |
1991 |
|
Reconstructing American Political History
|
Barry D. Karl |
1991 |
|
The Body Transparent: What More Can NMR Do For Biology and Medicine?
|
Paul C. Lauterbur |
1991 |
|
Why Did It Take So Long? The Nature and Origins of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
|
Paul C. Lauterbur |
1991 |
|
Heaven Is No Holiday – Eternal Life in the View of the Sufis and of Muhammad Iqbal
|
Annemarie Schimmel |
1991 |
|
There’s More to Trade Than Trade
|
John N. Turner |
1990 |
|
Greenhouse Warming: The Prospects for Collective Action
|
Thomas C. Schelling |
1990 |
|
Cultures
|
Clifford Geertz |
1990 |
|
Countries
|
Clifford Geertz |
1990 |
|
Towns
|
Clifford Geertz |
1990 |
|
Anthropologist
|
Clifford Geertz |
1990 |
|
After the Fact: Indonesia, Morocco and the Recurrent
|
Clifford Geertz |
1990 |
|
Qualitative Reasoning: How We Think Our Way through the Day
|
Herbert Simon |
1990 |