• ‘British Hegemony and the Fate of European Free Trade 1846-1914’
• Modern European History Seminar, Oxford University, Oxford
• 14 February 1990

• ‘The Ghost of Maastricht Past’
• S.R. Gardiner Society, Christ Church, Oxford
• 17 February 1993

• ‘The GATT and India’
• Vichaar Manthan Forum, a society of Birmingham Hindu professionals, Birmingham, U.K.
• July 1994

• ‘The Hegemon Passant: Anglo-American Negotiations for a West Indies Commercial Treaty 1884-1887’
• International Studies Association West and International Political Economy sections conference on ‘Regions in International Relations’ Seattle
• October 1994

• ‘The United States: Global Superpower?’
• New World Order or Disorder? short course for U.K. military officers, School of Continuing Studies, University of Birmingham, Birmingham
• March 1995, March 1996

• ‘International Economic Diplomacy in the Post-Cold War Era’
• Diplomacy in the Post-Cold War Era, British Council short course for mid-career diplomats, University of Birmingham, Birmingham
• March 1995

• ‘An Overview of NAFTA’ and ‘The U.S. Politics of Passing NAFTA’
• H.M.G. Know How Fund course for diplomats, Centre for Political and Diplomatic Studies, Leeds, U.K.
• May 1995

• ‘The Origins of Multilateral Commercial Diplomacy’
• University of Birmingham Modern History Seminar, Birmingham, U.K.
• 14 February 1996

• ‘The Sovereignty Discourse and the U.S. Debate on Joining the World Trade Organization’
• International Studies Association 1997 Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario
• March 1997

• ‘Hegemony Theory, Unilateral Trade Liberalization and the 1996 U.S. Farm Bill’
• Two Hegemonies Compared: Britain 1846-1914 and U.S.A. 1944-1989, conference sponsored by the Luxembourg Institute for European and International Studies and the Institute of Historical Research (London), Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, U.K.
• 1-4 May 1997

• ‘Making U.S. Ends Meet in Haiti: Clinton Administration Democratization and Export/Investment Promotion Objectives 1993-1997’
• Putting the ‘P’ Back in IPE, conference sponsored by New Political Economy, Birmingham, U.K.
• 27-28 September 1997

• ‘Exports and Democracy in a New World Order: Making Policy Ends Meet in the Clinton Administration’
• Dept. of European Studies Seminar, Loughborough University, Loughborough, U.K.
• 4 February 1998

• ‘The World Trade Organization, Diplomacy and International Trade’
• British Council short course for mid-career diplomats, University of Birmingham, Birmingham
• 11 March 1998

• ‘The Win-Win Response: Promoting Exports and Democracy in the Clinton Administration 1993-1997’
• International Studies Association 1998 Annual Conference, Minneapolis
• 17-20 March 1998

• ‘The Win-Win Response: Promoting Exports and Democracy in the Clinton Administration 1993-1997’
• American Foreign Policy and International Political Economy Seminar Series, The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, D.C.
• 21 April 1998

• ‘Public-Private Partnership in Post-Cold War Political Risk Management: Clinton Administration Bosnia Policy 1993-1998’
• Swiss Re Economic Research, New York
• 14 September 1998

• ‘Public-Private Partnership in Post-Cold War Political Risk Management: Clinton Administration Bosnia Policy 1993-1998’
• International Studies Association 1999 Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 16-20 February 1999