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Julia C. Strauss received a BA in Chinese Language and European History from Connecticut College and both an MA and PhD from the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley.

Tat Yan Kong is Professor of Comparative Politics and Development Studies at SOAS, and Co-director of the London Asia Pacific Centre for Social Science.

Middle East and Central Asia: gender and development; the state and social policy; feminist theory

Interests: African literature and post-colonial studies, diaspora literature, gender perspectives in literature, equality and diversity, anti-bullying, mental well-being and mental health.

Cultural Fluency; Introduction to Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities; The World from SOAS; Academic Practice.

Andrew Kennedy teaches and researches the global history of art, cultural studies, and heritage and museum studies.

Professor Peter Leyland specialises in public law and comparative public law.

Reader in Economics

Coordinator: Understanding the Modern World; The World From SOAS; Introduction to Social Science, Arts & HumanitiesWorld History; Understanding the Modern World; The World From SOAS; Introduction to Social Science, Arts & Humanities