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Islamic art, archaeology and history in Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq and Yemen; ceramics and their role as trade indicators.

Industrial organisation and policy, innovation, sustainable development and corporate governance, including the governance and regulation of sport

Cross-cultural artistic exchanges within Eighteenth-century Europe, exploring the semiotic value of East Asian decorative motifs in western royal palaces.

Hadje Cresencio Sadje obtained his MA in Crosscultural Theology at the Protestant Theological University, The Netherlands, and MA in Ecumenical Studies (specializing in Sociology of Religion) at the University of Bonn.

Dr Shinozawa's research interests lie in asset management firms and their products. Recently he has developed a special interest in the areas of corporate governance, and the banking industry in Japan.

Anthony Attah is a Lecturer on the SOAS FY Programme for BMEL and the Module Convenor for Numbers and Quantitative Reasoning.

Charlotte Horlyck received her PhD from SOAS in 2006, and was appointed Lecturer in Korean Art History at SOAS in 2007.

Premodern Indian and Tibetan Buddhist art and its context