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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.

Amplifying the carceral experiences of marginalised populations across the Global South.

Scholars within the School of Arts helped deliver a bespoke programme, Curatorial Studio: from theory to practice in museum studies, to build capacity by equipping the next generation with a range of critical, theoretical, and practical approaches to curating in museums and galleries. 

Exploring evidence on the employment effects of firms investing in manufacturing and building infrastructure in African economies.

This 12-month provenance research project was funded by the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation (a South Korean government-funded institute overseen by Cultural Administration Heritage and the Ministry of Culture).

Examining changes in the trajectory of private finance in infrastructure policy-making.

This project develops an ecological macroeconomic model for the Philippines that allows BSP to analyse the interactions between climate change and the country’s macrofinancial system using scenario analysis.

Transforming our knowledge and understanding of an ancient poem, bringing the story alive for countless readers among the general public, students and creative artists.

Shaping the development and review of key water management legislation in India, influencing media debate and coverage of water issues in India and across the world.