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This workshop brings together ongoing research on the environmental, religious, and cultural history of the South- and Northwestern frontier regions of the Qing empire. This event is part of the SOAS History Seminar series.

This Seminar is part of the SOAS Economics Seminar Series - Autumn Term 2026.

Speaker: Jose Alejandro Coronado (University of Greenwich).

Alice Elliot (Goldsmiths, University of London) explores how research methods and structural conditions shape each other, and what this means for what is possible, and impossible, in the anthropology of migration.

'Decolonizing Afghanistan: Countering Imperial Knowledge and Power' features cross-disciplinary, ground-up perspectives on colonial projects in Afghanistan, focusing on the US intervention of 2001.

Drawing on an 18-month multimodal ethnography in an inner London borough, Brenda reflects on researching alongside children who have experienced domestic abuse and social work intervention, and on how creative, participatory methods can help decolonise that work.

This in-person course will introduce participants to the history of Chinese dress and textiles.

This course will explore the art, history and design of Chinese ceramics from the 8th to the 20th centuries.

Join us for an examination of the achievements, setbacks, and road ahead for Mexico’s Left Turn.

This online short course will explore the urban fabric of the Mamluk capital and how it was shaped by the ambitious building projects of its sultans and amirs, culminating in the patronage of Sultan Qaytbay.