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Drawing on his new book, Killian Clarke explores why some revolutions fail and succumb to counterrevolutions, while others go on to establish durable rule.

Federica Genovese argues that ecological vulnerability has increasingly translated into political activation in the Global South.

This seminar explores the approaches used to analyse diverse and overlapping cultural, religious, and political self-representations of 15th-Century Qaraquyunlu and Aqquyunlu realms.

An overview of how the Museum of Islamic Art, in partnership with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, organised the current exhibition 'Empire of Light: Visions and Voices of Afghanistan'.

Valentina's work contributes to broader conversations about how cultural institutions can work more ethically and inclusively.

Nigeria’s World Cup exit reignited talk of 'voodoo'. Marloes Janson argues that the term’s racist history reveals how colonial stereotypes still shape global perceptions of African football.

Rowena is a lecturer in the history of the Middle East and Africa, with an interest in the political history of Iran in the 20th century.

From the brilliant Booker-longlisted Mohammed Hanif comes a lively, rich novel about the power of language, friendship, and protest in the face of political turmoil

After working in Washington, D.C., Houlton decided that they wanted to learn the mechanisms behind media power and how to empower new voices. So they chose to study an MA in Global Media and Digital Communications at SOAS.