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This talk explores the Pacific’s leadership in the ICJ advisory proceedings on climate change, highlighting the role of Pacific States, particularly Solomon Islands, in shaping advocacy and legal strategy.

This lecture asks what it means for visual culture studies—often positioned at some remove from moral philosophy or political theory—to speak responsibly about a heavyweight concept such as human dignity.

An in-depth conversation with Mattin Biglari about his book, 'Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933–51'.

An in-depth conversation with Julia Elyachar about her book, 'On the Semicivilized: Coloniality, Finance, and Embodied Sovereignty in Cairo'.

A discussion on the role of the public political theorist in good political judgement with Professor Lawrence Hamilton.

This seminar will explore what kinds of Buddhological and historical insights can be drawn from mural materials by closely observing and analysing their visual language.

This lecture will provide an overview of Buddhist culture in Kucha and its archaeological sites and examine the concept of 'ancient India'.

Discover what makes the MA History at SOAS unique, with its focus on global, interconnected histories beyond the West.

Explore how the MA Anthropology of the Environment and Sustainability at SOAS tackles climate change and global environmental challenges.