Richard Snape lectures
Is globalisation in retreat?
20 Mar 2024
This lecture delivered by Douglas A Irwin outlines the current state of globalisation and its historical context.
Creating a learning society: A new approach to growth, development and social progress
23 Jun 2014
This lecture was delivered by Professor Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University.
Indian economy: Retrospect and prospect
06 Nov 2013
This lecture was delivered by Arvind Panagariya, Professor of Economics and Jagdish Bhagwati Professor of Indian Political Economy at Columbia University.
The future of the multilateral trading system
26 Nov 2012
This lecture was delivered by Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization
Political economy of reform in Mexico
11 Oct 2011
This lecture was delivered by Dr Roberto Newell from the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness.
The challenge for trade policy in a dynamic world and regional setting: An Indonesian perspective
22 Nov 2010
This lecture was delivered by Her Excellency Dr Mari Elka Pangestu
China's policy responses to the Global Financial Crisis
25 Nov 2009
This lecture was delivered by Professor Yu Yongding.
Latin America in the global economy: Challenges and opportunities
18 Nov 2008
Dr Vittorio Corbo gave this lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office.
Economic and regulatory reforms in Europe: Past experiences and future challenges
30 Oct 2007
Professor Patrick Messerlin gave this lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office.
The world economy in the new millennium: A new golden age?
30 Nov 2006
Professor Deepak Lal gave this lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office.
Will Asian mercantilism meet its Waterloo?
14 Nov 2005
Martin Wolf gave the third Richard Snape Lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office.
Spreading prosperity and resisting economic divergence: The significance of Richard Snape's academic legacy
08 Nov 2004
Anne Krueger gave the second Richard Snape Lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office on 8 November 2004. It was published on 16 March 2005.
40 Million Aussies? The immigration debate revisited
30 Oct 2003
Professor Max Corden gave the inaugural Richard Snape lecture at the Productivity Commission's Melbourne office.