The inaugural ICLQ Annual Lecture was held in 2011 to celebrate 60 Volumes of the journal. An Annual Lecture has been held every year on a topic explored in the journal over the previous 12 months. The 2023 Lecture will be held 14 March in a hybrid format: click here to learn more and register. 

The speaker will be Clair Gammage and Phil Syrpis on "Sovereignty Fictions in the United Kingdom's Trade Agenda". 

Follow the links to read the related articles.

Previous lectures:

2022 - Mark Eccleston-Turner and Michelle Rourke, Arguments Against the Inequitable Distribution of Vaccines Using the Access and Benefit Sharing Transaction

2021 - Simon Chesterman, Artificial Intelligence and the Limits of Legal Personality

2020 - Philippa Webb and Dr Rosana Garciandia, Modern Slavery: Uncovering and Bridging the Gap

2019 - Panos Koutrakos, Judicial Review in the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy

2018 - John Eekelaar and Fareda Banda, International Conception of the Family

2017 - Christof Heyns, Dapo Akande, Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne and Thompson Chengeta, The Right to Life and the International Law Framework Regulating the Use of Armed Drones

2016 - Sandra Fredman, Foreign Fads Or Fashions? The Role Of Comparativism In Human Rights Law

2015 - Jonathan Hill, Determining the Seat of an International Arbitration: Party Autonomy and the Interpretation of Arbitration Agreements

2014 - Mindy Chen-Wishart, Legal Transplant and Undue Influence: Lost in Translation or a Working Misunderstanding?

2013 - Myriam Hunter-Henin,  Why the French Don't Like the Burqa: LaÏcité, National Identity and Religious Freedom 

2012 - Trevor Hartley, Assignment of Contractual Claims under the Rome I Regulation: Choice

2011 - Christine Bell and Catherine O’Rourke, Peace negotiations and Gender Justice: Women and UNSC 1325