Between Light Novels and Healing Fiction Cats, cafés and comfort reads: exploring how 'healing fiction' and light novels connect—and what that tells us about Japanese popular fiction.
'Japanese cozy fiction': does it make sense? Japanese cozy fiction enjoys a huge success in the West? But is the “Japanese cozy fiction” label relevant in it of itself? What sense should we make out of it? Does it make any sense?
Manufacturing Vulnerability in the Uyghur Region: State-Imposed Forced Labour and the Crisis of Corporate Complicity The Uyghur Region of China has been the center of the PRC's strategic program of state-sponsored forced labour. This talk will discuss why the PRC government is expending so many resources on this program.
Privileged Minorities: A History of Wealth Concentration in South Africa (Book talk) Anticolonial struggle, enduring inequality - 'Privileged Minorities' examines how elite advantage was reshaped in South Africa.
Re-Envisioning Anti-Corruption: Lessons from Research and Practice in the Global South SOAS DLD Conversation
Transcending boundaries: translating and publishing Taiwan's humanities and social science research in the UK A book launch roundtable celebrating the UK publications of a three-year international translation project.
IDP Study World Expo - Lagos Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at IDP’s Study World Expo in Lagos
IDP Study World Expo - Abuja Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at IDP’s Study World Expo in Abuja.
Book launch: 'Animation Thinks: A Story of Media Entanglements in China' Join us at Dr Panpan Yang's book launch of 'Animation Thinks', which charts a fragmentary history of Chinese animation from the 1920s to the present.