Incorporating sustainability into economics teaching: how SOAS is paving the way Most undergraduate economics degrees still rely on neoclassical models with assumptions that have scarcely any real-world application
Sudan's catastrophe: A long history of failed responses to structural and direct violence The current crisis in Sudan has deep roots. Seemingly erupting suddenly, it has in fact been a long time coming.
The paradox of electric vehicles: Can they ever be truly sustainable? The electric car has emerged as a popular symbol of individual action against climate change. But extracting the ingredients that make up EVs is environmentally destructive and often exploits Global South and Indigenous communities.
What do gallery workers do? Ever been curious about what gallery and museum workers actually do? Find out more about what happens behind the scenes at the SOAS Gallery
How do we foster a more inclusive and equitable business environment? The availability of financial services to minority groups is a significant challenge that needs to be addressed. That's why research into this area is critical.
Does financial literacy avoid economic crises? For four years of my PhD research at SOAS, I studied the dependence on financial literacy and financial inclusion. Here's what I found.
What the Navajo string game can teach us the human role in the Anthropocene In Navajo, string games are known as na'atl'o'. They are a form of 'continuous weaving', a practice of storytelling that connects the Diné (Navajo people) with the environment.