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The archives at the SOAS Library help my MA Gender Studies students uncover the past in powerful ways - your support keeps this transformative work alive.

PhD student Innocent Kasiyano discusses how his research challenges the 'lost generation' narrative of Zimbabwean youth and how the SOAS Library supports his work on youth political engagement.

Jessica Rahardjo is a Postdoctoral Researcher on the Leverhulme Trust-funded project 'Mapping Sumatra’s Manuscript Cultures'. Her research focuses on the material and manuscript cultures of Islamic Southeast Asia.

Alice Emmanuelle Lyzcia is an interdisciplinary historian currently pursuing doctoral research in the Department of History at SOAS.

Dr Melissa Carlson researches the development of Southeast Asian modernism in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.

Dr David Francis completed his PhD at the Institute of Archaeology at University College London in 2020.

The Art of the Possible is a new series of case studies produced by SOAS Development Leadership Dialogue (DLD). The series aims to showcase unconventional or often-overlooked policies, strategies, and experiences that have contributed to economic transformation and to examine the factors behind their success. We hope that they will inspire policy makers and practitioners to think creatively and strategically about economic development.

Dr Bhrigupati Singh is a Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, working at the intersection of medical anthropology, religious studies, philosophy, and psychiatry.

International development, Labour economics, Social policy, Gender