Aurélie Solenne Gandour 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.
Haewon Lee Unesco multinational nomination - Intangible cultural heritage - Conservation/safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage - Ritual performance - Vietnam - Southeast Asia.
Ms Sharowat Shamin Sharowat Shamin teaches law at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. She did her LLM in International Environmental and Energy Law from the University of Oslo, Norway with fully-funded Norwegian Government Quota Scheme Scholarship. Earlier she completed another LLM in International and Comparative Law and LLB (Honours) from the University of Dhaka. Her research interest lies in the fields of climate change and energy law, human rights, and constitutional law and she published several papers on these topics.
Catherine Tuhirirwe Catherine Tuhirirwe, is a PhD Researcher Student in the Department of Finance and Management, completing a Thesis titled: The Impact of Chinese Investment Loans on sustainable economic development in Africa: Case Studies of Kenya, Senegal, Uganda, and Zambia. Research interests: Development finance, Debt management, Public investment, Infrastructural development, China in Africa, International Finance, Combating financial crime, Financial law, Management, and Education.
Amber Lakhani Legal Consciousness; Legal Anthropology in South Asia; Critical and post-colonial legal thought; Exploring law, policing and criminal justice in socio-political and institutional context.