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Book launch: 'Why are we in Okinawa? A History of Violence'

This event marks the launch of 'Why are we in Okinawa? A History of Violence', which traces how Okinawa was annexed by Japan, occupied by the United States, and now menaced by China.

The historical legacy of Hu Yaobang for contemporary elite politics in China

Robert Lee Suettinger's recent biography of Hu Yaobang, 'The Conscience of the Party', informs this discussion on political struggle among CCP elites and the legacy of 'reform and opening'.

Reclaiming the Financial Commons: Can the ESG and sustainable finance movements seriously make a difference towards a more inclusive and sustainable world?

Finance is supposed to serve the real economy which then, in turn, is supposed to serve a more just and sustainable society.

Violence, conflict and changing global orders: Marking 25 years of the MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development at SOAS

SOAS is convening a half day event to mark 25 years of the MSc Violence, Conflict and Development (VCD) to discuss these issues, and bringing together scholars, current students, alumni, and practitioners.

Editor and chapters talk: 'Routledge Handbook of Chinese Media', 2nd Edition

Dr Ming-Yeh T. Rawnsley, Dr Hsin-I Sydney Yueh, and Dr Jens Damm discuss the second edition of the Routledge Handbook of Chinese Media.

'Return of Tyranny: Why Counterrevolutions Emerge and Succeed'

Drawing on his new book, Killian Clarke explores why some revolutions fail and succumb to counterrevolutions, while others go on to establish durable rule.

Global China Studies 'Now'

The field of Global China Studies has become a growth industry in scholarship and journalism, in tandem with China’s outward expansion and engagement in all forms of power and influence. Join Ching Kwan Lee and Carlos Oya for a timely discussion bridging big-picture frameworks and grounded analysis, including a book launch on China’s impact on African industrialisation through labour and policy lenses.

Law Masterclass for Years 12 and 13: nuisance law – when everyday disruption becomes a legal problem

This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore nuisance law and how it shapes everyday life.

Translation Multiples: From Global Culture to Post-Communist Democracy

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