Dr Rahul Yaduka Rahul Yaduka, a postdoctoral researcher at SOAS, School of Law, Gender and Media, studies water conflicts in South Asia under the WATCON project. With a PhD in Development Studies, he focuses on dams, river rights, and disaster governance, amplifying marginalized voices.
Dr Ning Zhang Mao-era China; the sent-down youth movement; the Cultural Revolution; global Maoism; and transnational revolutionary movements in Cold War Southeast Asia.
Sonia Phalatse Sonia Phalatse is a PhD candidate in the joint Wits–SOAS Programme in Applied Development Economics. She is also a Researcher on Climate Change and Inequality at the Southern Centre for Inequality Studies (SCIS) at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa
International Day for the Abolition of Slavery: Slavery in Africa today - an unfinished business Join us on the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery on 2 December for the event, Slavery in Africa today: an unfinished business.
Professor Richard Fardon Ethnographically, the anthropology of West Africa in general, with a particular focus on the ‘Middle Belt’ of Nigeria and Cameroon. Ethnographic interests, both contemporary and historical, include: politics and religion; ethnicity and identity; material culture. Anthropologically, contemporary theories in social anthropology, and the history of twentieth-century British social anthropology.
Dr Orkideh Behrouzan to Speak on "Trauma in the Context of Global Migration", ... Dr Orkideh Behrouzan, Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, to speak on international livestream roundtable, 'Trauma in the Context of Global Migration - Opening up an Analytical Field', on 4 March.
Richard Williams and Sanju Sahai perform with Ustad Wajahat Khan and the Royal Philharmonic ... SOAS Music Department staff members accompany master North Indian classical musician Ustad Wajahat Khan on recording with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra