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Abeera Khan is Lecturer in Gender and Sexuality in the Department of Gender Studies. Her interdisciplinary work focuses on empire's mobilisations of gender and sexuality and the queer, feminist movements that emerge in confrontation and response.

Modern Turkish Literature; Comparative Literature; World Literature; the Novel; Turkish Language and Culture

Hannah Bennett (she/her) is a Lecturer in Social Anthropology, Anthropology BA Programme Convenor, and the project coordinator for Mursi: Encountering the Other.

Early colonial South African history; slavery and emancipation in the Cape Colony

Annabel de Frece is a Reader in Sustainable Development at SOAS University of London.

Ret'sepile Makamane is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow whose focus is on African literature aesthetics in Sesotho novels.

Palestine and the Middle East; human rights; nationalism; the United Nations; investigative commissions; political epistemologies; international law;  anthropology of violence; political anthropology; historical anthropology

Professor Nana Sato-Rossberg is the Chair of the Centre for Translation Studies. Her research interests include history of translation studies in Japan, intergeneric translations (manga to film), translation of oral narratives or orality, cultural translation, and the relationship between translation and power.

Lucia Kula is a Senior Lecturer in Law and Gender, programme convenor for the LLM Law and Gender, and the awarding gap lead in the College of Law.