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Zhicheng’s research is mainly on the society and religious trends in early Abbasid Iraq, focusing on the dynamics between Islamic Sufi traditions, Shiism, and Christianity in the region

Anthropology of Stratification, Anthropology of Law and Legal Processes, Socio-Legal Studies, Anthropology of Policing, Anthropology of Violence, Feminist Theory, Indian Sociology.

Fathimah holds an MSc in Labour, Social Movements and Development from SOAS, University of London.

Current research interests include: the social and economic history of South Korea under military regime; human rights violation, post-colonial/postwar South Korean society.

Islam; Qurʿān: language, style, translation; Tafsīr; Qurʿānic coherence.

My research interests lie in the intersection of identity formation, embodiments of violence, and the socio-political mobilisation that arises from these experiences.

My research focuses on Turkish diasporic children, their digital media use and digital rights.

Her research interests explore the impact of medieval West African ivory production (the Luso-African ivories described in prior works as Afro-Portuguese ivories), with ornamentation carved by African carvers commissioned and collected by early modern Europeans and the impact on the decorative carving styles found in the Tudor Elizabethan period.

Che Huang. School of History, Religions and Philosophies. Imperial China, specialized in Ming dynasty, mid-late Ming eunuch-literatus relationship in particular.