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Joy Onyejiako is a doctoral researcher at SOAS in the Department of History of Art and Archaeology. Her PhD research investigates medieval West African ivory production and ornamentation, and their impact on Tudor Elizabethan decorative art.

Christian Tangkere is a PhD Candidate in International Development at SOAS University of London and an Arryman Scholar from the Indonesian Scholarship and Research Support Foundation (ISRSF)

Sagar is a doctoral researcher in the School of Law with an interest in anti-terror laws and social movements.

Saumya is a doctoral researcher in the College of Law

A doctoral researcher in the Department of Development Studies, studying the job aspirations of highly educated young people in Bangladesh, with broader interests in Youth Studies for the global South

Gabriel Herrera is a first year researcher in the International Development at SOAS University of London. His work concerns the concomitant reconfigurations of Mexico's productive base and labour regime in the post-revolutionary, post-ISI, and contemporary eras, and the manner in which these reconfigurations produced differentiated outcomes for the relationship between social and economic upgrading.

Xiaoye Gu is a PhD candidate in the Department of History of Art and Archaeology.

Lei is a PhD candidate in the SOAS History department. Her research focuses on the transformations in economic thought and practices in late Qing China, particularly the role of the Qing central government amid the global rise of neomercantilism. er interests include the intellectual history of Western and Chinese economics during the Qing dynasty, Sino-Western encounters and communication, economic thought in pre-modern China, and modern enterprises in the Qing dynasty.