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Cristina Juan is a Philippine cultural studies scholar whose work focuses on material culture and digital humanities approaches to dispersed heritage.

Aurélie Gandour is a doctoral researcher in SOAS' music department. Her research is concerned with mixed-gender barbershop singing, a new occurrence in an a cappella genre which is usually practiced in gender-segregated ensembles.

Jasdip Singh Dhillon is a library and archives conservator at the Oxford Conservation Consortium. In addition to working at the consortium, he takes a deep interest in the history of South Asian manuscripts and printed books, especially those originating from the Sikh tradition.

Subir Sinha is Reader in the Theory and Politics of Development at SOAS.

Dina Matar is a Professor in the Department of Media Studies at SOAS.

Head of Department, Reader in Economics

Inessa Hadjivayanis currently works as a Legal Adviser at SOAS while undertaking her PhD at SOAS on a part time basis. Inessa obtained her LLB (Hons) from the London South Bank University and an LLM in Environmental law from SOAS.

Cross-border disputes, international arbitration, commercial contracts, banking and finance, Islamic law and finance, Middle East laws, comparative law

Nick Westcott is a Professor of Practice at the Department of Politics and International Studies. He worked at the FCO for nearly 30 years, and is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and the Royal Historical Society.