Sustainable intensification: A continuation of old practices? How do we feed a growing population sustainably with fewer available resources? Is sustainable intensification the answer or more of the same?
How waste infrastructure materialises social stratifications in North London The production of waste and the infrastructural processes it goes through are inherently political - before any environmental concerns.
Professor Eddie Bruce-Jones Human Rights Law, British Colonial Indentureship, Law & Humanities, Comparative Equality Law, Citizenship & Migration, Critical Theory
IMF and World Bank Governance Reform: Enabling the International System to Meet the Challenges of the 21st Century
A.P. Santhanaraj (1932-2009) Modern & Contemporary Art from South India The Brunei Gallery, SOAS is delighted to present a new exhibition A.P. Santhanaraj (1932-2009) – Modern Art from South India, featuring material from The Noble Sage Art Collection & Manuelpillai Fine Arts.
Corporate Accountability: Recent Developments in Supply Chains Liability A seminar with Oliver Holland, a partner at Leigh Day, the UK's foremost public interest law firm.
A Panel Discussion on Citizenship and the Politics of Identity in South Asia A Panel Discussion on Citizenship and the Politics of Identity in South Asia
The fossil fuel industry is built on inequality. It can never be decolonised Clare Coogan Cole explores inequality, racism and exploitation in the fossil fuel industry.