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This lecture examines how globally engaged Chinese contemporary artists use historiographic art to critically reflect on contemporary art’s relation to the past.

Obtaining an arbitral award is only half the battle. This webinar addresses the practical realities of enforcing international arbitral awards across jurisdictions, with a particular focus on Africa and the Middle East.

This webinar examines how disputes arise and are managed in practice across cross-border projects, combining legal, operational and business perspectives.

This webinar brings together legal practitioners and in-house counsel to examine how dispute resolution clauses are negotiated, drafted and used in practice across cross-border contracts.

Rupay, Aanay, Pai (Money Matters) traces a young boy’s journey through Lahore’s margins, exploring enduring struggles for survival, dignity, and belonging, followed by a panel discussion.

What became of Tipu Sultan’s library after Seringapatam fell? Ursula Sims-Williams (Lead Curator, Persian, British Library) traces how select manuscripts were repurposed as symbols of imperial largesse.

Join us for a relaxed crafting social in the SOAS Gallery, set against the backdrop of a stunning new exhibition, Embroidery Traditions of Afghanistan.

One of two public roundtables presenting the findings of FCRJ's 2025/26 Activists-in-Residence, centring the communities most affected by racism, racialised exclusion, and structural inequality.