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Dr Matthew Eagleton-Pierce is a Reader (Associate Professor) in International Political Economy at SOAS University of London.

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

Yafa Shanneik's research pushes the boundaries of how Islam, gender and migration are studied and understood in the 21st century.

Samuel Lai is a PhD candidate whose research project examines the multiple facades of Caacaanteng ('Tea Restaurant'): from licensing and popular history, ingredients and cuisines, server-customer relationship, skill acquisition, to sociability especially in the locally narrated form of Jancingmei ('Flavour of Human Warmth').

Nidah is a PhD Candidate within the Department of Politics and International Studies. She has an interest in ethnic conflict and violence, politics of religion and identity and liberalism and minority rights.

Professor David Mosse is a professor of Social Anthropology at SOAS, and Director of the Centre for Anthropology and Mental Health Research in Action (CAMHRA).

Markets and capitalism; rural development; poverty and social welfare; South Asian political economy; field economics

Yuwei Li is a PhD candidate in China and Inner Asia Studies at SOAS, University of London.

Chinese film history and criticism; modern Chinese popular culture; visual culture and media technology; cultural governance; socialist modernity