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A doctoral researcher in the Department of Development Studies, studying the job aspirations of highly educated young people in Bangladesh, with broader interests in Youth Studies for the global South

Gabriel Herrera is a first year researcher in the International Development at SOAS University of London. His work concerns the concomitant reconfigurations of Mexico's productive base and labour regime in the post-revolutionary, post-ISI, and contemporary eras, and the manner in which these reconfigurations produced differentiated outcomes for the relationship between social and economic upgrading.

Highlights of SOAS experts in the media discussing key issues and topics this month.

The student-led Voices of the Diaspora hosted its first event at SOAS last month.

BSc Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) student Siddhant Pawar reflects on why they chose to study the combined subject at SOAS and how it’s helped them understand what drives the decisions societies make.

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This paper presents USAWA AI, a dialogue-based educational tool that reframes AI not as a source of answers, but as an object of enquiry.

Siddhant Pawar explains how the philosophical concept of wu-wei can help us navigate busy modern urban life - even the frustration of missing a London bus.

Dr Jonathan Sullivan gives a talk on influencer politics in Taiwan, examining what it reveals about political communication, media power, and cross-Strait discourse.