The return and recovery of stolen assets Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu addresses the United Nations Convention Against Corruption and whether it is improving the recovery and return of stolen assets to countries of origin.
DLD Annual Lecture with Professor Yuen Yuen Ang - Adaptive political economy: Toward a new paradigm Political economy routinely treats living, complex, adaptive social systems as machine-like objects. In this talk, Professor Yuen Yuen Ang (Johns Hopkins University) proposes an adaptive political economy.
SOAS Impact Acceleration Account grants : Migration, displacement, minorities and marginalisation The SOAS Impact Acceleration Account team is pleased to announce new impact grant opportunities for SOAS researchers and non-academic partners.
Damages in international arbitration for junior lawyers: everything you need to know in a nutshell Join the SADRC mentoring webinar on the topic of "Damages in international arbitration for junior lawyers: everything you need to know in a nutshell" welcoming Mr Mrinal Jain.
Professor Moonjong Kang Research Area: The daily life of Classical literature in the Joseon Dynasty. Date of Appointment: February 2024 - February 2025
From Image-as-evidence to Image-as-memory: Syria and the archival politics of digital forensic investigations In this seminar, Stefan Tarnowski from the University of Cambridge will present a lecture entitled “From Image-as-Evidence to Image-as-Memory: Syria and the Archival Politics of Digital Forensic Investigations”.
Collecting, assembling, ordering: Border politics and the invisible data work of asylum As part of the Spring seminar series “Archival Activism and Solidarity in an Era of Displacement, Protracted Conflict, and Humanitarianism” at the Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies, Lucrezia Canzutti and Claudia Aradau from Kings College London will present a lecture entitled “Collecting, assembling, ordering: Border politics and the invisible data work of asylum”.
Maqām Beyond Nation Maqām Beyond Nation explores a field of music-making that stretches from North Africa to Central Asia; a set of historically fluid and inter-connected creative practices which were transformed under 20th century nationalisms into fixed repertoires.
Conversation with Ambassador Staur, Chair of DAC, part of OECD The Department of Development Studies and the Development Leadership Dialogue Institute are pleased to be hosting a conversation with Ambassador Staur on bilateral aid, the role of the OECD-DAC and the future of ODA.