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This presentation will discuss and compare recent efforts to infer the real size and growth of China’s defence spending relative to the USA and points of disputes over these studies.

This talk explores the unique case of millennial North Korea where the state is anxiously trying to catch up with the world standard of communication technology while also faced with the need to block free influx of outside information.

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Meet the SOAS International Office in Egypt.

This book examines the cultural, religious, and political ties between the Zoroastrian communities of Iran and the Zoroastrian communities of India during the late Qajar and early Pahlavi periods.

Professor Daniel Sheffield will for the first time present a stylistic typology of Zoroastrian miniature painting as it relates to neighbouring artistic traditions.

College of Humanities Alumni event

This talk will build on new developments of studies on Bantu language family variations.

The documentary When the Tide Goes Out unravels the little-known history of radical political cultures of the South Asian diaspora in British Columbia in the long sixties.