Hindu Amir of Muslims This lecture explores the formation of Indigenised Islam in Malabar, a region along the Indian Ocean’s coastal fringes.
China’s heterosexual politics: between ambiguities of governance and everyday injustices Professor Stevi Jackson and Dr Kailing Xie's will talk about their forthcoming book, 'The Gendered Politics of Sexuality in China'.
American empire and ecclesiastical property: the friar lands purchase and the Fondo Filippine, 1903–1940 Jethro Calacday examines the Friar Lands Purchase of 1903, reinterpreting it as a manifestation of US state power over religion.
Making Knowledge Under Unequal Conditions Citation politics is often understood as a call for scholars to become more aware of who they cite and to include a wider range of voices.
Bukhara: spiritual heartland of Central Asia Ilyos Arabov, one of the finest musicians in Uzbekistan, leads this internationally-acclaimed ensemble in a programme of Shashmaqom and songs for celebration and dancing.
Cultural economy and heritage (re-)making in a historic neighbourhood in Taipei Dr Desmond Hok-Man Sham gives a talk on culture-led regeneration in Taiwan, exploring how Taipei’s historic Twatutia (Dadaocheng) neighbourhood exemplifies the creative revitalisation of local heritage.
'Interlingual Relations in International Relations: Translation, Meaning, and Global Order' Join us for the launch of 'Interlingual Relations: Global Politics in a Polyglot World', a new edited volume that places translation at the heart of International Relations scholarship and practice.
Introduction to SOAS MA in Global Philosophy Discover how the MA Global Philosophy rethinks the discipline through worldwide traditions.