6 March 2002 (venue: Manchester University): Literary Criticism
Is there a Feminine Genius? by Julia Kristeva (text)
14 March 2002 (venue: University of Sheffield): History
What is History Now? by David Cannadine (text)
16 May 2002 (venue: University of Glasgow): Politics
A Hundred Years of Studying Politics: What Have We Got to Show For it? by Brian Barry (text)
22 October 2002 (venue: Queen's University Belfast): Geography
Geographical Knowledges/Political Powers, by David Harvey (text)
28 October 2002 (venue: University of Bristol): Classics
Classical Athenian Democracy and Democracy Today: Culture, Knowledge, Power, by Josiah Ober (text)
5 November 2002 (venue: University of Aberdeen): Scottish, Welsh and Irish Studies
Location and Dislocation; Ireland, Scotland and Wales in their Insular Alignment, by Keith Robbins (text)
12 November 2002 (venue: University of Essex): History of Art
The Adventures of the Optic Nerve, by John Elderfield (text)
19 November 2002 (venue: University of Warwick): Economics
The Pursuit of a General Theory in Economics, by James Mirrlees
28 November 2002 (venue: University of Wales, Aberystwyth): International Relations
Between Anarchy and Community in International Relations, by James Mayall (text)