“By Nurturing Useful Resources He Let the Land Work [for him]” - Conceptualising and Managing Resources in the Warring States and Early Empires This talk will explore how the concept of renewable natural resources was developed through the historiography of mythical ruler Zhuanxu.
Voices of resistance through time: In conversation with Bahiyya Join us for an intimate evening with Bahiyya, showcasing the rich heritage of Arabic songs of resistance and tracing their immortal spirit across generations.
Queer Utopico: A night with Alex Etchart and Olaya La Linea, the London Latin music festival and SOAS Concert Series present a vibrant evening of music that explores the intersections of identity and culture with Alex Etchart and Olayá.
KF Korea Studies Forum in London, UK The forum will bring together scholars and experts in Korean Studies. will bring together scholars and experts in the field of Korean Studies, creating a platform to discuss current trends across various disciplines, considering the future of collaboration and partnerships between the UK and the Republic of Korea (ROK).
Progressive economics 2025: UK economic policy in the age of Trump The Progressive Economy Forum brings you Progressive Economics 2025 for politicians, policymakers, academics, journalists and activists and all who care about the economy to debate UK economic policy and the massive challenges of today.
A Pocket Guide to Planetary Peril - Assessing existential risks in the polycrisis era If the world is going to end, don't you want to know what did us in? In his new book "A Pocket Guide to Planetary Peril", SOAS Professor in Practice Dr. Jakob Thomä explores the world of existential risks.
The Effect of Extreme Heat on Economic Growth: Evidence from Latin America Extreme heat slows economic growth in Latin America—each hotter day worsens the impact, potentially driving up to 68% of climate-related losses.