Published: Once a year. First issue 1976

Following is a list of all lectures delivered to date: 

• 1976   Dr Ernst F. Schumacher "Independence and economic development"

• 1977  Prof. Sir William Hawthorne "Economic prospects 1985 - 2000"

• 1978 Prof John. G. Kemeny "Man and the computer"

• 1979 Dr. Jean-Pierre Levy "The oceans: new frontiers for development"

• 1980 Dr. William G. Sharwell "Planning for the 21st Century"

• 1981 Mr Thomas P. Stafford "The future of man in space"

• 1982 Mr Jonathan Frimpong-Ansah "The future of black Africa"

• 1983 Prof. Sir Kenneth Stuart "Health trends in the Eighties"

• 1984 Prof. Sir Roy Marshall "The role of the law in the process of change"

• 1985 The Rev. Dr. Harvey Cox "Challenges to the faith and religion in the Age of High Technology"

• 1986 Dr. DeLisle Worrell "The Caribbean economy in the nineties: challenge and response"

• 1987 Prof. Edward Kamau Brathwaite "The poet and his place in Barbadian culture"

• 1988 Dr. E. Theodore Agard "Nuclear power and Christian ethics"

• 1989 Mr Robert Maynard "Communications in the shrinking global village"

• 1990 Dr. C. Fred Bergsten "The world economy after the cold war"

• 1991 Prof. Ali Mazrui "The world with one super-power: is it a more dangerous place?"

• 1992 Dr. Niara Sudarkasa "Education for self-reliance and self-respect: a continuing challenge for Africa and the African Diaspora"

• 1993 Prof. Rudiger Dornbusch "World economic trends - their impact on developing countries"

• 1994 Professor Paule Marshall "Language is the only homeland: Bajan poets abroad"

• 1995 Dr. Therman Evans "Principles for living as long as you want and doing as much as you want"

• 1996 Mr Maurice Strong "Environmental challenges to developing states in the twenty-first Century"

• 1997 Professor Oliver Headley "The sun will still shine when the oil runs out"

• 1998 Frances Cairncross "A world without distance: small developing societies too can prosper"

• 1999 Gordon Rohlehr "George Lamming, Kamau Brathwaite: nationalists, Caribbean regionalists, internationalists."

• 2000 Prof. Rex Nettleford "The Caribbean, The African Diaspora and The Third Millennium."

• 2001 Edie Weiner “A view from the future : an overview of some social, economic, political and technological trends that will shape our future over the next ten years.”

• 2002 Sir Courtney Blackman “ The free market in the context of Globalisation : myth, miracle or menace.”
  
  
• 2003 Professor Ian Wilmut  “Cloning in biology and medicine”
  
  
• 2004 Dr David Suzuki   “The Environment or the economy, what is the bottom line”
  
  
• 2005 Dr. Edward de Bono "Moving from Information to Innovation"
  
  
• 2006 Dr. Carlisle Boyce  "Asia Pacific as an Emerging Economic Powerhouse: Implications for Barbados and the Caribbean Region"
  
  
• 2007 Professor Joseph Stiglitz "Making Globalization Work For Developing Countries"

Copies of the compilation "Sir Winston Scott Memorial Lectures : 1976 - 1996" are also available.

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