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Documentary screening of 'Strangers and Their Babies', which uncovers the little-known Penghu refugee camps and follows four camp-born children as they trace their families’ journeys.

Yen Ai-Lin, one of Taiwan’s most influential contemporary poets, joins us for a conversation on her poetry collection 'Bone Skin Flesh'.

A large proportion of the minerals and metals deemed critical for low-carbon technologies/green transition are held in low and middle-income countries.

This event explores how historians have shaped the ways we think about international politics and diplomacy.

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.

Dr Kasia Szymanska talks about her book 'Translation Multiples: From Global Culture to Post-Communist Democracy'.

In this talk, Max Dixon will explore how British parliamentarians and British and Taiwanese policymakers view Taiwan, and how perceptions of Taiwan will inform the trajectory of peace and stability in cross-Strait relations.

This two-day conference will address the future of the study of art, craft and design in a transnational perspective. This event is held in honour the memory of Toshio Watanabe (1945-2025), late Emeritus Professor of Japanese Arts and Heritage at the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures, Founding Director of the Research Centre for Transnational Art, Identity and Nation (TrAIN) at University of the Arts London (UAL), and former President of the Japan Art History Forum.

This event is part of the SOAS Economics Seminar Series 2025/26.