SOAS Anthropology Department Seminar - Lydia Gibson The SOAS Anthropology Department welcomes Dr Lydia Gibson for her talk Plastic Value: a calculus of use, value, power, and order through single-use plastics.
Professor Graeme Were Graeme is an anthropologist with expertise in material culture, museums and heritage. He has undertaken long-term fieldwork in Papua New Guinea and Vietnam, and conducted extensive work with museums in the UK, Australia, and across Asia. He is the Head of the College of Law, Anthropology and Politics.
Past Lives: a luxurious and lingering portrayal of lost love and identity in the Korean diaspora A look at how the film Past Lives explores the experiences of connection, disconnection and identity for those in the Korean diaspora.
The Battle for the Top Arbitral Seat in Africa: Who Will Win? Join us for a debate on submissions from arbitration experts on legal frameworks, infrastructure, political neutrality, the efficiency of institutions, and the presence of qualified practitioners within the nominated jurisdictions.
Professor Naomi Hossain Politics of development, Bangladesh, Protest, Disaster politics, Civil society, Social movements, Famine.
Highlighting the women headlining Black History Month 2023 at SOAS Join us at SOAS University of London as we present a dynamic lineup of events for Black History Month.
'Moriarty the Patriot': Do French manga readers feel closer to British history or Otaku characters? Global Translation Studies Seminar Series in 2023-24
Xi Jinping: The Hidden Agendas of China’s Ruler for Life Dr Willy Lam will talk about his latest book "Xi Jinping: The Hidden Agendas of China’s Ruler for Life" which examines the policy, ideology and politics of Xi Jinping, State President and General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and China’s “ruler for life.”
Discovering the artwork and object collection Discover highlights from the SOAS Gallery's own collection in this new exhibition.