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This talk tells the surprising story of Dalit activism in the interwar years, which is strikingly absent from Indian historiography

Drawing on his ethnographic research in New Malden, Dr. Callum Sol Morrissey (조솔) examines how North Koreans, South Koreans and Joseonjok live alongside one another in the UK.

Cats, cafés and comfort reads: exploring how 'healing fiction' and light novels connect—and what that tells us about Japanese popular fiction.

The BFSU SOAS Joint Institute will foster academic exchange between the UK and China, and create new opportunities for students and scholars to work together on shared global challenges.

Japanese cozy fiction enjoys a huge success in the West? But is the “Japanese cozy fiction” label relevant in it of itself? What sense should we make out of it? Does it make any sense?

Dr Callum Sol Morrissey is a Post-Doctoral Research Associate specialising in Korean diasporas, identity, media, postcolonialism and the legacies of Korea’s division.

Riyad shares their experience of the SOAS Summer Internship programme as a Curatorial Intern at the Arab British Centre in London.

SOAS is fortunate to have its own museum and gallery space, and Maria Rollo looks at this special environment in the context of teaching and learning.

Natasja reflects on her SOAS Summer Internship in the Programming Events team at Japan House London, which combined her studies in Japanese and History of Art while building her professional confidence.