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Expertise in republicanism, multiculturalism, comparative political thought, decolonising political theory and the history of political ideas.

Contemporary Political Theory, Liberalism, Civil Society, Biopower, Climate Crisis, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Swahili studies, African Studies, Translation Theory and Practice, Indian Ocean Networks

Dr Mulaika Hijjas is a reader in South East Asian Studies at the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics.

Pallavi Roy is Professor of Political Economy at SOAS.

History of African Art; Modern and contemporary art and curating in Africa, Brazil and the Caribbean, with particular focus on Haiti and Lusophone Africa; art and the Cold War in Africa; art education and cultural policy; post-colonial theory and trans-national exhibition practice.

Sanskrit language and literature; classical Indian religions; folklore and music of Baltistan

Aicha Belkadi is Lecturer in Linguistics at SOAS.

Korean art history (from prehistory to the 20th century), Buddhist art, Confucian elite and its culture, Text and Images