COVID-19 and crises of capitalism: special journal issue guest edited by SOAS Economics academics None
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Financial inclusion in Kenya: Why going beyond access is crucial While mobile money revolutionised access to financial services, the rise of digital credit products presents new challenges. Dr Thereza Balliester Reis and Yaerin Yoon explore the progress made, the emerging risks and the path forward to ensure financial stability and resilience.
Violence against women, migration law, and regimes of exception At a time of intensifying border governance and mounting backlash against migrants’ and women’s rights, how do legal systems respond when violence is experienced under conditions of precarious status?
International Women’s Day 2023 at SOAS Celebrated annually on 8 March to bring attention to gender equality concerns, the United Nations observes International Women's Day with a specific theme and this year it is "DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality".
CAMHRA Annual Lecture 2026 presented by Professor Clara Han Professor Clara Han presents the CAMHRA Annual Lecture 2026, '"From me it is born": Psychic life and a politics of the ordinary', accompanied by a pre-lecture reception open to attendees
China’s newly-amended arbitration law: progress and challenges Join us for a discussion hosted by the SOAS Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Centre with Dr Wei Sun, Partner at Zhong Lun Law Firm, who specialises in international investment and commercial arbitration.
Judith Hoppermann Judith is a doctoral researcher in Politics and International Studies. Her work examines the Syrian conflict and the politics of refugee governance in cross-border settings, with a focus on neighbouring Lebanon and Türkiye.