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This project investigates the under-researched history of the Brazilian beef industry during the twentieth century to highlight the historical forces that have led to our contemporary reality.

This paper is taken from a forthcoming collection of essays that argues for the centrality of Kashmir to political thought in mid-twentieth-century South Asia. It will, therefore, begin with a brief description of that larger argument.

The 2018 so-termed ‘Windrush scandal’ highlighted the discriminatory actions of the British state against Commonwealth migrants who, having settled legally in the United Kingdom in the post-war period, found their right to remain wrongly challenged by the Home Office.

In this presentation, Dr MacBain pull together textual descriptions and remaining artifacts to emphasise how the eye-opening ceremony's multicultural flavour blended Buddhist ritual with imperial posturing.

This event features a screening of Parts I and II of the newly produced documentary, Taiwan Undaunted: In search of the nation that cannot call itself a nation, followed by a conversation with the director, Neal E. Robbins, a SOAS MA Taiwan Studies alumnus.

DLD Conversation with Nick Dearden, Els Torreele and Ha-Joon Chang exploring why we must rethink intellectual property rights to ensure equitable access to life-saving treatments worldwide.

‘Social life of Law in Authoritarian Contexts’, project funded by the Leverhulme Trust at SOAS, University of London invites applicants for a workshop that seeks to draw attention to the social life of laws used by authoritarian states and leaders to change the composition of societies.