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Dr Charlotte Goodburn completed her PhD in the Department of Land Economy at Cambridge, and holds a BA (in History) and an MPhil (in Contemporary Chinese Studies), also from Cambridge .

Mini is a PhD student at the department of Law at SOAS.

The Political Economy of China, Rural Development, Growth Models, Industrialization, Financialization, Distribution.

Farzana Qureshi, Centre for Cultural, Literary and Postcolonial Studies, Oceanic/Water Literature, Anthropocene, Migration and Landscapes. Her research topic questions the ways in which environmental landscapes shape and influence migration and transnationalism. She is focusing on in particular- Pakistan, Tanzania and Kenya. In what ways do mountains in North Pakistan, the Indian ocean, flora and fauna dictate journeys and displacement?

Gender Justice; Immigration; Law in Context; Legal Pluralism; Law and Religion; Legal Culture; Feminist Legal Theory.

Alessandra Francone is a doctoral researcher in the LCL department. Her thesis "The effects of sociohistorical context on lexical borrowing: a re-evaluation of "basic vocabulary"" straddles historical linguistics and contact linguistics, and focuses on lexical borrowing in languages spoken in the Baltic region and the central Mediterranean.

Muhammad Nabil currently researches contemporary institutional praxis of British Muslim charities in a multicultural and cosmopolitan society (i.e., the UK), and the similitudes and innovativeness of charitable endeavours in contrast to canons and generations of Islamic traditions.