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MRes Social Anthropology and Intensive Language at SOAS University of London

Exploring the rich and thick philosophical concepts and ideas emerging from streets in communities and cultures around the globe.

My primary research interest concerns the process of literary production under authoritarian states. I have completed my doctoral project on the dialectic of literature and power with a specific focus on post-revolutionary Iran. My current project addresses the same question throughout the history of Persian literature.

Talha Ahsan is a historian and podcaster on the lives of the Caliphs. He is currently a PhD researcher on Ḥanbalism at the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics supervised by Prof. Hugh Kennedy.

Stephen A. Murphy specialises in the art and archaeology of Buddhism and Hinduism in first millennium CE Southeast Asia with a focus on Thailand and Laos.

MSc Development Economics at SOAS University of London

This expert panel will address several pressing questions arising from the recent clashes and the agreement between the Syrian government and Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.