How economic reform revived totalitarian rule in China Professor Minxin Pei will talk about his latest book, .The Broken China Dream: How Reform Revived Totalitarianism'.
Christopher Cooper-Davies Christopher Cooper Davies is a British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of History.
Capitalist development in Late Qing China: a reassessment of the 1883 financial crisis Zhiqing Hu's talk reexamines the 1883 financial crisis in Qing-era China within the global context of capitalism and financialisation.
Curator’s Tour 2: I Couldn't Stand By Join the exhibition curator, Dr Benjamin Worku-Dix, for a guided tour of 'I Couldn't Stand By: Youth, Violence and Peace — An Exhibition of Young Hope' at SOAS Gallery.
Meera Syal and Robert Deeks awarded in King’s New Year Honours Critically acclaimed actress, comedian, and writer Dame Meera Syal and CEO Robert Deeks have been recognised in the New Year Honours List 2026.
Book launch: 'Why are we in Okinawa? A History of Violence' This event marks the launch of 'Why are we in Okinawa? A History of Violence', which traces how Okinawa was annexed by Japan, occupied by the United States, and now menaced by China.
Joining the dots: native language change and intergenerational transmission in bilingual speakers This seminar explores heritage bilingualism, and the relationship between both languages.
Universities must lead debate on free speech, new book argues How to Develop Free Speech on Campus, co-edited by Professor Alison Scott Baumann and Hasan Pandor, calls for universities to be more active in developing a culture of free speech.
Michelle Meixieira Groenewald Economic Policy-Making, Political Economy of South African Development, Social Reproduction, Economics Education