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Increasing the knowledge of governments across the world as they shaped their China strategy, and informing decision-making and strategic thinking among multinationals working in China.

Interrogating the concept of "river rights" to examine the contribution of ecocentric rights for river restoration and conservation.

Addressing water conflicts through the lens of water security.

Examination of obliterated, forgotten, rediscovered, and revitalized medieval Digambara sites in Central India for reconstructing regional Jaina history.

The first major study of water law in India since the early 1990s and contributed to ensuring policy-makers would consider it a more important part of sector reforms.

The project regards anthropology and cinema as distinct yet related forms of culture critique; by revisiting the films of Théo Angelopoulos, it poses the question of how the real is fashioned in such films, charting the effects its cinematic reconstruction has been having on audiences.

Variation in Swahili: contact, change and identity investigates different ways in which Swahili is spoken, how its varieties are influenced by other languages, and what this means for speakers and their identities.

As part of this project we will run two writing workshops in Kenya for Early Career Researchers in linguistics to work with experienced editors, improve writing skills and strengthen scholarly networks.