Assessing environmental policies through a stock-flow consistent lens The purpose of this project is to support the work of the Green Macroeconomic Modelling Initiative (GMMI) by incorporating the Dynamic Ecosystem-FINance-Economy (DEFINE) modelling framework into the analyses conducted by GMMI.
Rupay, Aanay, Pai (Film screening) Rupay, Aanay, Pai (Money Matters) traces a young boy’s journey through Lahore’s margins, exploring enduring struggles for survival, dignity, and belonging, followed by a panel discussion.
Biodiversity loss could hurt countries' ability to borrow money, experts warn Economics and Sustainable Finance experts contribute to the design of the world’s first biodiversity-adjusted credit rating model.
Learning through objects: Bidriware in the SOAS Collections SOAS Collections and Engagement Officer Lucy Kauser describes the history, production and use of bidriware, a distinctive metal-working tradition originating from central India.
My year at SOAS: How a Master's in London changed the way I see the world Nancy switched careers, moved to London, and returned to academia all at once. Here she reflects on a transformative year doing a Master's at SOAS and why she's leaving a different person than the one who arrived.
Occupied Food Systems: Case of Palestine The explores how settler/colonialism transforms local Palestinian food and agriculture systems by changing traditional production and consumption practices.
Food systems in protracted crises: applying a new conceptual framework How can indigenous communities live better, healthily, and sustainably amidst the political, economic and environmental challenges afflicted during protracted crises?
Dr Dani Solomon Dani Soloman is a Research Associate in the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS.