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Decentralisation, development management, security sector reform, DDR and governance reform, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa

Gender, body politics, sexual violence, citizenship; occupied Palestinian territories, Egypt, Syria.

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

Professor Thoko Kaime is Chairholder of African Legal Studies at the University Bayreuth and a Senior Teaching Fellow in the School of Law at SOAS.

Gwawr is a doctoral researcher in the Centre for Human Rights Law at SOAS. She is also an experienced barrister, with a practice spanning research, legal advice and advocacy in both domestic and international human rights contexts.

Khalil's academic interests include International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, Conflict & Security Law, Lawfare, Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL), as well as the complex issues surrounding Targeted Killings and Drone Warfare.

International development, Labour economics, Social policy, Gender