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Liao Hung-chi, one of Taiwan’s leading ocean writers, gives a talk on how decades of life at sea have shaped his writing, marine work, and understanding of Taiwan’s relationship with the ocean.

This study examines the role of literary adaptations in pre-revolutionary Iran during the late Qajar period. It demonstrates how Persian intellectuals transformed translated European works into dynamic sites of political thought, language reform, and social critique.

Conversation between Professor Awino Okech and Boniface Mwangi

Professor R. Simangaliso Kumalo, of the University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, will give a critical analysis of the work of Maurice Webb, an unsung hero of South Africa.

In this talk, Graham Hutchings will introduce his new biography of Sir Cecil Clementi.

Explore how sustainability and climate change are reshaping societies, laws and development pathways and why these challenges matter for your future studies and the world you will help shape.

These two public roundtables present the findings of FCRJ's 2025/26 Activists-in-Residence, whose work centres the communities most affected by racism, racialised exclusion, and structural inequality.

Join us for an evening with Professor Surya Deva for a timely discussion on the right to development and how it can confront the intersecting challenges of colonialism, conflict, and climate change.