Hindu Amir of Muslims This lecture explores the formation of Indigenised Islam in Malabar, a region along the Indian Ocean’s coastal fringes.
In-/Visible Spectrums: Contemporary Video Art from the Sinosphere ‘In-/Visible Spectrums: Contemporary Video Art from the Sinosphere’ is a landmark survey exhibition showcasing contemporary video artworks by eleven artists
Birds, wings and diadems: Zoroastrian symbols in Parthian and Sasanian art This lecture will explore the intricate relationship of kingship and religion in the art of Parthian and Sasanian Iran.
Food and heritage: the politics of food Dr Asma Khan, founder of Darjeeling Express, will deliver the Food Studies Centre's Annual Distinguished Lecture of 2026
Labour activist and Christian diplomat: Deng Yuzhi’s international thought Join us for a seminar examining the diplomatic career and international thought of Deng Yuzhi, presented by Jenny Bond as part of the SOAS History Seminar Series.
The role of arbitration and ADR in energy transition and mining disputes This session explores recent trends on energy, mining and low carbon transition related disputes, and the role of arbitration as a mechanism for the fair, timely and effective resolution of such disputes.
Stranger things: supranormal events in modern Chinese Buddhist autobiography This talk focuses on the autobiographical writings of the eminent 20th century Chan master Laiguo Miaoshu.
From Subordination to Revolution: A Gramscian Theory of Popular Mobilization What drives subordinated groups to challenge power? Join us as John Chalcraft unveils a groundbreaking theory of popular mobilization, tracing the path from subordination to revolution across the globe.