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We are delighted to welcome Mattie Armstrong-Price (Fordham) for the UK launch of their book, Respectability on the Line, University of California Press, 2026. Prof. Armstrong will be in conversation with Dr Aparajit Mukhopadhyay (Kent).

We are beyond excited to welcome André Dao for the pre-launch of his forthcoming book, Human Rights for the Data Society. André Dao (Melbourne) will be in conversation with River Baars (SOAS).

Professors Rachel Harrison and Dina Matar will be presenting their inaugural lectures.

At a time of intensifying border governance and mounting backlash against migrants’ and women’s rights, how do legal systems respond when violence is experienced under conditions of precarious status?

Part of the DiploSem seminar series, this session explores diplomacy beyond the traditional domains of foreign ministries and embassies.

The Hon. Frederick A. Mitchell, Foreign Minister of The Bahamas, gives a public lecture on the strategic, diplomatic, and normative role of small states in a changing world order.

Join us for a screening and panel discussion exploring two powerful films on women's economic struggles and resilience.

Amid competing claims over the Pan-African Congress tradition, this lecture returns to a foundational yet overlooked moment: the All-African People's Conference series.

The early modern history of the Joseon dynasty (1392–1910) in East Asia is often depicted as an era of political conflict between the king, the Hun’gu faction, and the Sarim faction.