Raisa Kamila Raisa is a doctoral student working on the history of infrastructure in Aceh built under Dutch colonialism
“Demistifying the Applicable Law in international arbitration” - A quest between what: was intended; supposed to happen; has happened, and is pleaded. Join our SADRC webinar on the topic of “Demistifying the Applicable Law in international arbitration” - A quest between what: was intended; supposed to happen; has happened, and is pleaded by Mr. Youssef Al Saman.
Rohan Preece Rohan’s PhD research focuses on the labouring lives of workers within the textile and apparel sector in India.
Hsiao-Chen J. Lin Hsiao-Chen J. Lin has an interest in Political and Economic Anthropology, Taiwan-China Geopolitics, Objects in Motion, Science and Technology Studies
Anna Britt Gordon Löfstrand Anna Lofstrand, Research Student in Department of Anthropology and Sociology, multiculturalism and hyper-diversity, education and schools, youth studies
Joe Nickols Joe investigates the disruptive power of art in Taisho-era Japan, exploring anti-government performance and protest art.
Iskandar Ding Iskandar Ding, History, Religions and Philosophies, Iranian linguistics and Persianate cultures
Harendra Beniwal Harendra has an interest in Integrated management of Natural Resources for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Peoples Participation in Governance to ensure Socio-Economic Justice and Equity