Until 2005 the Institute of European Law held an Annual Lecture. The series resumed in 2008.
2012 Annual Lecture
27 June 2012, 2pm: Professor Alan Dashwood (University of Cambridge), Judicial Activism and Conferred Powers - Is the CJEU falling into bad habits?
2011 Annual Lecture
29 November 2010: Professor Stephen Weatherill (Somerville College, University of Oxford), The EU's Porous Trade Law
2010 Annual Lecture
20 November 2009: Professor Paul Craig (St. John's College, University of Oxford), EU Competence and Member State Autonomy: Causality, Consequence and Legitimacy
2009 Annual Lecture
01 December 2008: Professor Damian Chalmers (London School of Economics and Political Science), Judicial Dynamics and Legal Change Beyond Lisbon
2008 Annual Lecture
28 February 2008: Professor Piet Eeckhout, Director of the Centre for European Law, Professor of European Law at King’s College London and the College of Europe, Bruges, The Future of European Integration: the Reform Treaty of Lisbon and Beyond
2005 Annual Lecture (sponsored by S J Berwin)
21 February 2005: Sir David Edward and Sir Konrad Schiemann, “The future of the European Court of Justice”
2004 Annual Lecture
12 February 2004: Gisela Stuart MP, “Writing a Constitution for Europe – on balance I would rather have been in Philadelphia ”.
2003 Annual Lecture
21 March 2003: Hon. Mr Justice Elias, "Is a democratic deficit in the European Union inevitable?”
2002 Annual Lecture
25 January 2002: Judge Nicholas Forwood, Court of First Instance of the European Communities, "The European Court of Justice as an administrative law court" .
2001 Annual Lecture
26 February 2001: Sir Christopher Bellamy QC, President of the Competition Commission Appeal Tribunals, "The Role and Jurisdiction of the Competition Appeal Tribunals".