SOAS in the Media: October 2026 Highlights of SOAS experts in the media and news discussing key issues and topics this month.
From Protest to Power: Boniface Mwangi in Conversation Conversation between Professor Awino Okech and Boniface Mwangi
Book launch: 'Decolonizing African Politics: Bridging the Contours of Debate' Book Launch of Michael Amoah's new book, 'Decolonizing African Politics Bridging the Contours of Debate'
Frontiers of Risk and Resilience As climate risks intensify and business-as-usual risk management reaches its limits, Aditya explores the frontiers of climate risk management and what a transformed risk future could look like.
SOAS Baraza Swahili Studies Conference The 13th annual Baraza Swahili Studies Conference at SOAS fosters academic interaction and exchange among Swahili scholars and students.
Symposium: Korea: 2,000 years of creativity Held in conjunction with the British Museum exhibition, 'Korea: 2,000 years of creativity', this two-day international symposium brings together leading scholars of Korean art history.
'Gudri' to Relove: Taking India's Upcycled Textile Practices Global An illustrated talk and Pop Up by Jaya Bhatt and Ruchi Tripathi, Indigene, India
Distinguished Lecture Series: Professor Craig Clunas SOAS-Alphawood Asian Art Programme alumni reception with a lecture from Professor Craig Clunas.
The Political Economy of Rwanda's Rise How has Rwanda transformed its economy since the 1994 genocide, and why does structural transformation remain so elusive? Join us for the launch of 'The Political Economy of Rwanda’s Rise'with author Pritish Behuria.