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The world-renowned economist gave a lecture on economic freedom, market power and academic liberty with the SOAS Development Leadership Dialogue.

This lecture presents the monograph, 'Immediacy in Contemporary Japanese Literature and Popular Culture', analysing the theme of immediacy in contemporary Japanese fiction.

The project challenges the exclusion in the dominant understanding of philosophical traditions and of philosophical knowledge as essentially textual, exploring the non-textuality of philosophical knowledge in African places with a specific focus on oral and symbolic forms of knowledge.

Kanji Swami MPhil/PhD Scholarship information

Professor Ulrich Volz discusses proposals for strengthening domestic financial resource mobilisation in an event with the Development Bank of Rwanda.

Information for prospective students from France.

Information for prospective students from Thailand

Find out more about our collections, which reflect the British interaction with Africa and Asia over the last 250 years.

Pim Fitzpayne is a PhD candidate in the Department of History of Art and Archaeology.