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The Centre of Taiwan Studies, in collaboration with the Taiwanese Association in the UK, is delighted to present a screening of 'Invisible Nation', a documentary directed by Vanessa Hope.

Join us for an SFM research seminar examining why some regimes have become more repressive following the global financial crisis, while others have not.

This talk will explore the rise and nature of China's techno-developmental regime, its implications for state-capital-labor relations, and its varied impacts on different social groups.

This presentation will introduce the history of the climate and natural disasters in imperial China, focusing on the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and locust control.

Marking the 30th anniversary of the landmark anime Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995), this event combines a screening of the first episode with a panel discussion on the series’ enduring cultural, aesthetic, and emotional impact.

As the rights of nature are increasingly recognised by judicial pronouncements around the world, join us for a talk with Dr Iona Mcentee.

Join us for a talk with researcher-activist Hamza Hamouchene on how Israel’s assault on Gaza constitutes both genocide and ecocide—revealing the deep ties between settler colonialism, environmental destruction, and the global struggle for climate justice and liberation

Stefania Barca uncovers the environmental history and political ecology of labour to shed new light on the potentiality of workers as ecological subjects

João Figueiredo discusses his book, 'Sorcery and Jurisdiction in Angola', exploring the interaction of European and African legal traditions when the Portuguese first land in West Central Africa.