1994 | Randolph Vigne : Namibian democracy: a liberal Legacy |
1995 | Peter Brown : Alan Paton: the man and the politician |
1996 | Raymond Hoffenberg : Dilemmas of principle |
1997 | Gopalkrishna Gandhi : Simply not done: an enquiry into inner and outer restraint |
1998 | Helen Suzman : Alan Paton, liberalism and the New South Africa |
1999 | Justice Pius Langa : Strengthening democracy |
2000 | Donald Woods : A salute to Liberal values |
2002 | Archbishop Tutu : Celebrate the beloved country. |
2003 | Colin Gardner Paton’s literary life Peter Brown Alan Paton’s Political life in the Liberal Party of South Africa Jonathan Paton: Alan Paton: a celebration of his life |
2004 | Trevor Ncube Zimbabwe: Lessons for South Africa |
2005 | Geoff Budlender Transforming the judiciary: the politics of the judiciary in a democratic South Africa |
2006 | Pumla Goboda-Madikizela The Zuma saga and the problem of moral leadership |
2007 | Raenette Taljaard What Liberalism offers South Africa today |
2008 | John Dugard Liberalism, Human Rights and Foreign Policy |
2009 | Peter Alexander The Examined Life: Alan Paton as autobiographer |
2010 | Peter Alegi Soccer and Human Rights: Chief Luthuli, Alan Paton, Dennis Brutus and the 2010 World Cup |
2011 | Verne Harris Madiba, Memory and the Work of Justice |
2012 | Professor Mbongeni Malaba “Could you not write otherwise?”: The Political Dimension of Alan Paton’s Poetry |
2013 | Professor Archie Dick Our common readers and our common reading cultures |
2014 | Sarah Nuttall Reflections on Mndela and Gandhi |
2015 | Ann Skelton Vakasha: Alan Paton and Justice of Child offenders |
2016 | Dr. Imatiaz Ismail Sooliman Human Rights and Humanitarianism |
2017 | Dr Graham Dominy |
2018 | Prof. Gerhard Mare Imagining the measure of “enough”opening a debate from below |