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The SOAS Practice Research Network (PRN) brings together SOAS researchers from across all disciplines and career stages who are involved in, and interested in, producing non-traditional forms of research.

Building comparative studies of firms and sectors to examine the potential influence of financialisation practices.

Improving our understanding of how and why languages tend to change when they come into contact, with a particular focus on Arabic.

An assessment of the relationship between climate vulnerability, sovereign credit profiles, and the cost of capital in developing countries.

Transforming the teaching of both the history and practice of yoga in universities, schools and yoga studios in Europe and the United States.

A multi-year and interdisciplinary project where diverse scholars and practitioners, from AI engineers to Sci-fiction novelists, from philosophers to Sinologists aim to discuss Chinese perspectives on AI in a global dialogue and explore its implications for humanity and its future.

In this 52” documentary film, (with French and English subtitles), award-winning Malian kora player Ballaké Sissoko takes us on a unique journey through Mali, Senegal and Gambia to follow the trail of the kora, a unique West African harp with 21 strings, said to have been created by the djinns.

This research focuses on how supply networks should be re-organised and developed for development of mobility- and energy-related industries in Africa.

This research focuses on how governments can reshape industries creating new markets and building productive coalitions, to direct the economy towards sustainable prosperity.