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This prestigious scholarship offers the opportunity for successful applicants to pursue a fully-funded 3-year PhD under the mentorship of leading experts in the fields of anthropology and mental health.

Authors Dr Yonit Manor-Percival and Professor Janet Dine join us to speak about their latest book Post-Colonial Globalisation: Law, power and actors in the 21st Century.

Introducing recently published findings showcasing this phenomenon within teacher training spaces in higher education, Akira Shah considers how Japanese authorities can begin to deconstruct Whiteness' ever formidable, yet still concealed intrusion of the territory's 'global education' landscape.

Join us for an enlightening talk by Dr. Frances Wood, former keeper of Chinese Collections at the British Library and discover the fascinating history and significance of the Dunhuang collection, which includes over seventeen thousands Chinese manuscripts and a dozen printed books.

This symposium explores the question of the origin and the copy, the fake and the real, with particular emphasis on Japanese food replicas.

Based on four years of field research in Palestinian camps in Jordan - including unique interviews with Palestinian refugee women, aid workers, and representatives of international organisations and NGOs in Jordan - the book reveals the extraordinary layers of discrimination suffered by Palestinian women from Syria displaced to Jordan.

MPhil/PhD Philosophy at SOAS University of London

Critical macrofinance, Institutional capital, Derisking state, Monetary theory, Decarbonisation.

This book launch brings together the main editors and some of the contributors to debate the state of international political sociology as an exciting interdisciplinary field.