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What an audit of the British empire’s deadly toll in southern Africa would reveal
In its 2019 election manifesto, the Labour Party pledged to conduct an “audit of the impact of Britain’s colonial legacy”, with the goal of understanding “our contribution to the dynamics of violence and insecurity across regions previously under British colonial rule”. Wayne Dooling,Senior Lecturer in the History of Southern Africa looks at what this could reveal.
11th December 2019
The SOAS Community Manifestos 2019
10th December 2019
SOAS In The Media: 4 - 9 December
10th December 2019
A Passage Through Passages
10th December 2019
SOAS students recognised by the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies Leigh Douglas Memorial Prize 2019
3rd December 2019
SOAS In The Media: 27 November - 3 December
3rd December 2019
SOAS to scale up action on sustainability and climate change
29th November 2019
The SOAS Music Department is delighted to announce the appointment of Tangram as the new Associate Ensemble for 2019/2020
29th November 2019
Badar Alam and Declan Walsh speak on the censorship in Pakistan
27th November 2019
SOAS In The Media: 20-26 November
26th November 2019
From Africa to Peckham: how we decolonise culture by rehumanising people
22nd November 2019
CISD Director Dr Dan Plesch and Doctoral Student Kevin Miletic publish a chapter on humanitarian disarmament in new book on global activism
The article emphasises the similarities between United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutterres' new disarmament agenda, and the General & Completement Disarmament movement.
22nd November 2019
SOAS In The Media: 13-19 November
19th November 2019
Statement on SOAS graduate Ebenezer Azamati
18th November 2019
SOAS in the Media: 6-12 November
12th November 2019
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