Akida Anwar has received international recognition for her research on ageing and gender in urban China, alongside awards for her artistic practice.

A new policy brief co-authored by Professor Kate Sullivan de Estrada explores security challenges and responses in one of the world’s most strategically important maritime regions: the Western Indian Ocean...(more)

Taiwan and Its Neighbours: Indo-Pacific States in a Changing World Order

Applications for the 2027 Japanese Government (MEXT) Postgraduate Scholarship (Embassy recommendation) are now open for UK nationals

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Oxford Africa Forum publishes accessible, abridged versions of scholarly works on Africa and African Studies, alongside expert analysis and commentary on African issues and affairs.

The project focuses on South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF), a national compensatory system established in 1997 to provide financial cover for victims of road accidents and their families.

'Decolonisation: Lessons from post-colonial Uganda' on 30th April 2026

Dr Gregory Thaler, Associate Professor of Environmental Geography and Latin American Studies, has been awarded the 2026 Harold and Margaret Sprout Award for his book ‘Saving a Rainforest and Losing the World’.

A group of Russians and Angolans are going on trial in Angola after being accused of fomenting protests, which they deny.

The University of Oxford’s Sasakawa Fund welcomes applications for scholarships from current and prospective students in relevant Masters and Research degrees.

About the courseThe MSc in Latin American Studies is a taught course offering interdisciplinary study of Latin America since 1900, covering politics, economics, international relations, geography,

Iranian political analyst Mostafa Daneshgar and Maryam Alemzadeh, associate professor of the history and politics of Iran at the University of Oxford, speak to Christiane Amanpour about the role of th...

About the courseThe MSc in Latin American Studies is a taught course offering interdisciplinary study of Latin America since 1900, covering politics, economics, international relations, geography,

Dr Marnie Howlett, Departmental Lecturer in Russian and East European Politics in the Department of Politics and International Relations and the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, reflects on

By focusing on Sri Lanka and Maldives as small island states where Sino-Indian competition is evident, and adopting a Gramscian theoretical approach, this paper examines the spatialisation of power...

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About the courseThe MSc in Latin American Studies is a taught course offering interdisciplinary study of Latin America since 1900, covering politics, economics, international relations, geography,

Dr Rita Abrahamsen joins OSGA in Hilary Term 2026, as Professor of African Studies.