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Alavi, Seyed Ali (2020) The Iranian pre-Revolutionary Leftist Relations with Palestine. In: Thirteenth Biennial Iranian Studies Conference, August 2020, University of Salamanca-Spain. (Unpublished)

Amodu, Nojeem (2020) Integrating Sustainable Development into Heritage Conservation: An Agenda for Due Diligence by the Business Community. In: Workshop on World Heritage and Sustainable Development in Africa: Implementing the 2015 Policy, 19 - 23 August 2019, Robben Island, Cape Town, South Africa. (Unpublished)

Alavi, Seyed Ali (2020) Lecture on the book Iran and Palestine. In: Lecture on Iran and Palestine, University of Oxford. (Unpublished)

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Contadini, Anna (2020) La filosofia e l'arte tra mondo islamico e mondo cristiano: il caso di Lucca e la sua storia. In: Bright-Night 2020. Notte Europea delle Ricercatrici e dei Ricercatori.

Charney, Michael W. (2020) Black American and West African soldiers in Burma in World War Two. In: Black History Month Lectures, 2 November 2020, Eton College History Society. (Unpublished)

Contadini, Anna (2020) Scholarship and Art: Visual and Intellectual Encounters across the Mediterranean. In: ISA Lecture - Institute for Advanced Studies, Bologna University, 27 October 2020.

Charney, Michael W. (2020) Comments on Everyday Justice in Myanmar. In: Everyday Justice in Myanmar, 9 October 2019, LSE South Asia Centre. (Unpublished)

Causevic, Senija (2020) O Bella Ciao: Nostalgia and Hauntings from the Future. In: Consumer Culture Theory Conference, 25 June - 28 June 2020, Leicester.

Charney, Michael W. (2020) Myanmar and the Rohingya. In: SAIS and SOAS Faculty Panel: Conflict and Migration in Times of COVID-19, 25 May 2020, Bologna, Italy and London, UK (international virtual webinar). (Unpublished)

Contadini, Anna and de Lara, Juan (2020) The Fascination of Islam. In: Arts in Isolation.

Charney, Michael W. (2020) One Belt, One Road and Rewriting History in Asia. In: Aberystwyth University History Seminar, 2020 February 10, Aberystwyth. (Unpublished)

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Hamzić, Vanja (2020) Freud, Liberty and Parasitical Happiness. In: IGLP: Crunching the Core: Exercises in Critical Theory, October 2020 (online), Harvard Law School. (Unpublished)

Hamzić, Vanja (2020) Economising the Gender Binary: Temporality and Displacement in Early Circum-Atlantic Racial Capitalism. In: Duress and Virality: The Endurance of Racial Capitalism, October 2020, SOAS Festival of Ideas. (Unpublished)

Harumi, Seiko (2020) The role of the learner-centred reflective approaches to enhancing interactional awareness in the EFL classroom. In: The 15th international conference of the Association for Language Awareness (ALA), 30-31 October, 2020, Deakin University, Australia (online). (Unpublished)

Hamzić, Vanja (2020) E.P. Thompson, the Railway and the Potential of Radical Care. In: Race and Law in the Time of COVID-19, July 2020, Centre for the study of Colonialism, Empire and International Law, SOAS University of London. (Unpublished)

Hamzić, Vanja (2020) Worldings of "Us" and of Tumbleweeds: On Spillage and Matter in a Messy, Intersubjective Here (and Elsewhere). In: Thinking Like Tumbleweeds: Bodily Genres and the Vitality of Beings at Large, RAI2020: Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future, June 2020, SOAS University of London. (Unpublished)

HadžiMuhamedović, Safet (2020) Locating Pandemic Grief in Sarajevo : Georgic Notes Against Self-Isolating Regimes. In: Sixth International Conference Sarajevo and the World: Pandemic Perspectives, April-May 2020, online.

Hamzić, Vanja (2020) Worldings that Spill and that Matter. In: Feminism and Materialism in International Relations, International Studies Association Annual Convention, March 2020, Honolulu, HI, USA. (Unpublished)

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Istratii, Romina (2020) Addressing domestic violence in religious communities: Taking stock of lessons and approaches in the era of decolonising knowledge. In: Addressing domestic violence in religious communities: Taking stock of lessons and approaches in the era of decolonising knowledge, 27 November 2020, Virtual.

Istratii, Romina (2020) Moving towards an Open Access Decolonial Knowledge Production Model: The Need for a Systemic, People-centred Approach. In: Open Science and the Decolonization of Knowledge | Europe - North America, 20 November 2020, Virtual.

Istratii, Romina, Demeter, Márton and Ginelli, Zoltán (2020) The Return of the Colonial: Understanding the Role of Eastern Europe in Global Colonisation Debates and Decolonial Struggles - A Summary and Future Roadmap. In: The Return of the Colonial: Understanding the Role of Eastern Europe in Global Colonisation Debates and Decolonial Struggles, 27 September 2020, Virtual Workshop. (Unpublished)

Istratii, Romina (2020) Moving beyond assumptions: The complex role of religious tradition the experience of conjugal abuse in Northern Ethiopia. In: Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide, 27 October 2020, Online.

Istratii, Romina (2020) Faith, human psychology and domestic violence: Some ethnographic insights. In: Partner Violence and Mental Health Network, 15 October 2020, Online Discussion.

Istratii, Romina (2020) Trying to be better partners: Key insights from an internal GCRF Strategy review at SOAS, University of London. In: THE SOAS-OXFORD Research for Development (R4D) Lunchtime Series, 17 September 2020, Online Discussion.

Istratii, Romina, Demeter, Márton and Ginelli, Zoltán (2020) The Return of the Colonial: Understanding the Role of Eastern Europe in Global Colonisation Debates and Decolonial Struggles. In: Virtual Workshop, 10 September 2020.

Istratii, Romina (2020) How can Eastern European scholars diversify and challenge constructs, theories and paradigms that remain rigidly informed by experiences of colonialism and racism in Western Europe and North America, including ‘whiteness’ studies? A Roadmap. In: The Return of the Colonial: Understanding the Role of Eastern Europe in Global Colonisation Debates and Decolonial Struggles, 10 September 2020, Virtual Workshop. (Unpublished)

Istratii, Romina and Hirmer, Monika (2020) Introducing Decolonial Subversions – a new Multilingual Open Access Publishing Platform. In: Decolonising Modern Languages: A Symposium for Sharing Practices and Ideas, 8-11 September 2020, Institute of Modern Languages Research (Online). (Unpublished)

Istratii, Romina (2020) Building strong and healthy research partnerships during the PhD experience: A decolonial approach. In: SeNSS Virtual Conference - Pathway sessions (Development Studies), 17 July 2020. (Unpublished)

Istratii, Romina (2020) Substantiating the elusive language of partnerships for development: From ‘equitable’ to reflexive, dialogical and honest. In: Stronger Together: Partnerships for the Global Goals, 9 July 2020, London International Development Centre.

Innes, Michael A. (2020) War, Memory and the Equivocations of Bernard Fall. In: BISA Conference 2020, 17-19 June 2020, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. (Unpublished)

Istratii, Romina (2020) UKRI Gender Equality Statement: Understanding the Risks of ‘Gender Planning’ and Suggestions towards Gender-sensitive, Locally-embedded Approaches. In: SOAS-Oxford Research for Development Lunchtime Series, 30 January 2020, SOAS University of London.

Istratii, Romina (2020) Bridging the Epistemological, Structural and Normative in Knowledge Production: How Euro-centrism is Systemically Preserved and Can Be Subverted. In: LSE Africa Talks: Decolonising African Knowledge Systems, 16 January 2020, LSE.

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Karlsson, Anders (2020) Death as a Socio-Political Event: An Alternative to some European Views on the Success of Dealing with Covid-19 in East Asia. In: 17th Distinguished Overseas Scholar Invited Lecture, 24 November 2020, Japan Research Centre, Dankook University, South Korea. (Unpublished)

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Thomas, Michael W. (2020) Toolkit: Ethiopia and Amharic Cinema. In: Decolonising Film and Screen Studies Nigeria Workshop, 16-18 March 2020, University of Lagos.

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Wuttke, Nora (2020) Removed from Conflict? Researching the daily life of a Yangon hospital against the backdrop of Myanmar's past and present violence. In: ASA 2021: RESPONSIBILITY, 29 March - 2 April 2021, St Andrews (Online). (Unpublished)