Book talk: 'China's Strategic Culture and Relations Across the Taiwan Strait: a Perilous Triangle' Dr Neil Munro gives a book talk on the new volume 'China’s Strategic Culture and Relations Across the Taiwan Strait', examining what China’s strategic behaviour means for cross-Strait security and UK-Taiwan policy.
Hakim Adi: The history of Africa is integral to the history of the world An interview with Professor Hakim Adi, SOAS alumnus and author of ‘African and Caribbean People in Britain: A History’.
Qiu Yifan Yifan Qiu, Department of History of Art and Archaeology, SOAS; Railways, Pioneers, and the Collecting of ‘Tang’ Tomb Figurines from China to Britain, 1900- 1955
Dr Birsha Ohdedar Birsha Ohdedar is a Lecturer in Climate Change and Environmental Law and is the Deputy Director at the Law, Environment, and Development Centre (LEDC).
How cooking with lentils is simple, affordable and good for the planet (+ easy recipes) SOAS World Kitchen's Head Chef, Adrian White, shares why lentils are perfect for student cooking and how you can use them in your everyday meals.
Professor Ulrich Volz contributes to new landmark report on biodiversity and financial stability A new report on ‘Central banking and supervision in the biosphere: An agenda for action on biodiversity loss, financial risk and system stability’ argues that biodiversity loss poses systemic risks in the same way as climate change
Territorialised and Networked Scam Logistics: Digital Fraud Industries in Southeast Asia and West Africa Explore the contrasting worlds of digital fraud: Why do scam industries in Southeast Asia become enclosed compounds, while in West Africa they thrive as networked, platform-based ecosystems?