[Over 500 individuals from the LSE community, in addition to two groups, have come out in solidarity with Palestine. The staff, student and alumni signatories are signalling a clear rejection of settler colonialism and apartheid, and are making clear demands to LSE to signal its support for Palestinians in their struggle and to end its complicity in the crimes being committed against them. If you are a member of the LSE community, you can still sign the letter here to indicate your support. The full letter and signatories are below.]
We, the undersigned LSE faculty, staff and students, stand with the Palestinian struggle for self-determination and liberation, and against the ongoing settler colonialism and apartheid being committed by Israel against Palestinians. We demand an end to all the ways in which LSE is complicit in the crimes Israel is committing.
Conflict, clashes, dispute and many other terms have long been used to describe the settler colonial regime in Palestine. As Palestinian activists and scholars have pointed out for decades, and international organisations have recently recognised, these terms are misleading and problematic as they attempt to present a story of ‘both sides’ and normalise apartheid practices committed by the Israeli state, while glossing over ongoing ethnic cleansing. We reject these narratives that contribute to the dehumanisation of the Palestinian people and are joined by millions around the world when we call for an end to Zionist settler colonialist apartheid.
The most recent atrocities have brought international attention to the most visible forms of oppression and violence that Palestinians are subjected to. The ethnically-based forced expulsions in Sheikh Jarrah in Jerusalem and desecration of the Holy Sites in the attacks on worshippers in Al Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan and in the Church of Holy Sepulchre on the day of the Holy Fire ceremony, and the merciless bombing of the Gaza Strip are recent manifestations of ongoing violence and dispossession. Palestinian citizens of Israel who have been systematically repressed and discriminated against for decades are today facing unveiled and racist mob attacks and lynching against them for joining the protests with Jerusalem and Gaza. In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the brutal Israeli military occupation has controlled all aspects of Palestinian life for decades, including natural resources, infrastructure, services, the economy, movement, and even the population registry. Palestinians continue to be dispossessed of their land and homes in the West Bank including Jerusalem to make way for illegal Israeli settlers, in contravention of the Fourth Geneva Convention. The Gaza Strip has been subject to a 14-year-long merciless siege, which has wreaked devastation in a variety of ways, including electricity shortages, medicine shortages, widespread poverty, infrastructure collapse, and acute water contamination not to mention an alarming mental health crisis. We recognise these as a continuation of the oppression stemming from Israel’s settler colonialism and apartheid as part of the ongoing Nakba of 1948. The fact that Palestinians live under this constant and systemic Israeli violence undermines the racist narrative of Israeli’s right to self-defence, which does not even value the Palestinian right to life.
Palestine is not a case study for academic investigation but a struggle for justice and liberation. We have a role to engage in scholarly activity to understand the world and the systems that govern it, but that only matters when we centre and elevate the needs and aspirations of communities that are oppressed within those systems. As members of the academic community in the West, we have an obligation to support and amplify Palestinian voices and struggles and their experiences living under settler colonialism. We affirm our faculty, staff and students’ right to self-expression, their right and duty to stand with Palestinians and to amplify their voices, and we condemn any attempt to silence and intimidate them.
Last year, LSE stated that “A commitment to exposing and challenging social evils, like racial inequality, is part of our founding purpose. #BlackLivesMatter”. There was also growth of grassroots movements working towards decolonising our institutions and curricula among other actions. Calls to decolonise academia are void if they remain silent on current colonial dispossession across the globe, and in Palestine in particular at this moment. Condemnation of racial inequality is incomplete if it does not extend it to all forms of racism: the struggles for liberation are interconnected, as was powerfully demonstrated by the solidarity between protesters in Ferguson and Palestine in 2014. We are therefore disappointed by LSE’s silence on settler colonial violence in Palestine and its recent manifestations, and we find its actions unacceptable. LSE currently invests over £4.5 million in companies that are involved in breaches of international law carried out by the Israeli state towards Palestinians.
DEMANDS
1. We call on LSE and all Higher Education institutions to commit to the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), issued by Palestinian academics as part of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign. This would ensure that LSE ends its complicity in Israeli crimes and contributes to the Palestinian struggle for freedom, justice and equality, by not promoting institutions that contribute to the Israeli oppression of Palestinians, while continuing to uphold LSE’s vital commitment to freedom of expression.
2. On an individual and faculty level, we call on our colleagues active within decolonial initiatives to undertake meaningful decolonial action. We must ensure decolonial research on Palestine conducted by Palestinian scholars is supported and included in the syllabus, especially in disciplines that lack any real engagement with the settler colonial legacy. We must centre and elevate indigenous voices and analyses in teaching and research. We must support students and the wider community in their activism for equality and justice, in Palestine and everywhere else.
3. We call on LSE to provide specialised support for students and staff who are refugees, asylum seekers, or forced migrants. As a starting point, we ask for tangible support for students and staff who are affected by the settler colonialist apartheid violence in Palestine. This includes approving extensions and resits, staff support for assessments, free access to long-term specialised wellbeing support and therapy, and financial support for students who require it.
4. We demand that LSE take a clear position and ends its complicity in Israeli crimes by cutting ties with institutions that contribute to the oppression of Palestinians. First, we demand that LSE issue a statement condemning the apartheid inflicted by Israel on Palestine and Palestinians. Second, we demand that LSE support academics in fulfilling the commitments we outlined above. Third, we demand that LSE end its various unethical investments. These include, but are not limited to, investments in the Israeli banks Bank Leumi Le-Israel (£204,206), Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd (£60,659), Bank Hapoalim BM (£130,051), and Israel Discount Bank (£1,912), which are active in illegal Israeli settlements built on stolen Palestinian land; Airbus (£340,772), Europe’s second largest arms producers, and Elbit (£1,912), Israel’s largest private arms company; and Microsoft (£1,285,208), which has a multi-million dollar investment in AnyVision, whose technology is used in Israeli military checkpoints and in surveillance of the Palestinian population. A full list of LSE’s complicit investments can be found here.
5. We demand that LSE rescind its adherence to the IHRA definition of anti-semitism, adopted in 2017, and which the current Conservative government is pressuring universities to adopt under threat of loss of funding. The IHRA definition falsely conflates criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism and has been used to silence and block activism in support of justice in Palestine and curtail free speech. The IHRA fails Jewish students by focusing on criticism of Israel at the expense of the real and pernicious anti-semitism, and by suggesting that Jewish students from all over the world are linked to, or responsible for, the actions or crimes of the Israeli state.
We stand with the Palestinian people in their ongoing freedom struggle, and we are inspired by the Palestinian community in Palestine and all over the world who are rising and who encourage us to fearlessly stand with them. We issue this statement on 19 May 2021, following the Palestinian call for global action to support the general strike in Palestine on 18 May, which was the perfect demonstration of the unified struggle of Palestinians against a single multifaceted oppressive regime.
To add your signature and endorse this statement, please sign below. For academics globally, we would also encourage you to consider signing the Palestine & Praxis letter and call to action (https://palestineandpraxis.weebly.com), issued by Palestinian scholars, and supported by thousands of scholars globally.
Group signatories
Decolonise LSE Collective
Decolonise Sociology
Faculty/staff Signatories
Muna Dajani | Middle East Centre |
Fuad Musallam | Anthropology |
Bali Birch-Lee | Student Union |
Sumi Madhok | Gender Studies |
Lin Chun | Government |
Giulio Ongaro | Anthropology |
John Chalcraft | Government |
Polly Withers | Media and Communications |
Julia Corwin | Geography and Environment |
John Sidel | Government/International Relations |
Shakuntala Banaji | Media and Communications |
Conor Gearty | Law |
Leticia Sabsay | Gender Studies |
Jacob Breslow | Gender Studies |
Ayça Çubukçu | Human Rights/Sociology |
Aiko Holvikivi | Gender |
Katharine Millar | International Relations |
Sara Salem | Sociology |
Meghanne Barker | Media and Communications |
David Lewis | Social Policy |
Martha Mundy | Anthropology |
Fran Tonkiss | Sociology |
Walaa Alqaisiya | Gender studies |
Mahvish Ahmad | Sociology |
Taif Alkhudary | Middle East Centre |
Nadine Almanasfi | Middle East Centre |
Branwen Spector | Anthropology |
Deen Shariff Sharp | Geography and the Environment |
Jack McGinn | Middle East Centre |
Lee-Ann Sequeira | Eden Centre for Education Enhancement |
Eleanor Janega | International History |
Daniele Rugo | Centre for Women, Peace and Security |
Wendy Willems | Media and Communications |
Ram Bhat | Media and Communications |
Sara Camacho Felix | International Inequalities Institute |
Claire Moon | Sociology |
Sunil Kumar | Social Policy |
Milli Lake | International Relations |
Jayaraj Sundaresan | Geography and Environment |
Miriam Tresh | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Myria Georgiou | Media and Communications |
Alison Powell | Media and Communications |
Katharine Millar | International Relations |
Yazan Doughan | Anthropology |
Omar Al-Ghazzi | Media and Communications |
Romola Sanyal | Geography and Environment |
Lee Edwards | Media and Communications |
Tiziana Leone | International Development |
Bart Cammaerts | Media and Communications |
Rebecca Elliott | Sociology |
Student Signatories
Layth Hanbali | Health Policy |
Akriti Mehta | Methodology |
Konstantina Mirtzani | International Development |
Emerson Murphy | Philosophy |
Sushma Mahabala | Management |
Zahra Abbud | Law |
Maria Harb | International Development |
Marral Shamshiri-Fard | International History |
Nancy Breton | Methodology |
Aaliyah Vayez | International Relations |
Rémy Twahirwa | Sociology |
Fatma Khan | Media and Communications |
Yasmine Kherfi | Sociology |
Lili Schwoerer | Sociology |
Nader Andrawos | Sociology/Human Rights |
Buthna Audi | Health Policy |
Elín Forsyth | Geography and Environment |
Molly Avery | International History |
Muhammad Faraz | Anthropology |
Hannah Szeto | International history |
Maryam Dharas | Government |
Shiza Naveed | Sociology |
Ali Ighreiz | Law |
Katherine Arnold | International History |
Courtney Wang | International Relations |
Abida Noshin | Philosophy Logic and Scientific Method |
Olivia O’Neill | Anthropology |
Ifra Shah | School of Public policy |
Maxwell Hammer | Government |
Jacqueline Sands | History |
Niharika Pandit | Gender Studies |
Mohamad Nassar | School of Public Policy |
Camilo Cárdenas | Statistics |
Ibby Alcraft | International History |
Qasim Suleman | Accounting |
Maya Adereth | Sociology |
Nicolás Arenas | Sociology |
Loubaba El wazir | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Salsabel Abuazza | Anthropology |
Salaar Ahmad Khan | Management |
Huda Emeraan | International Relations |
Alishba Saif | Accounting |
Toshali Sengupta | International History |
Maryam Rehman | Government |
Sabir Abdullahi | Law |
Sohil Salim | Management |
Nida Rafiq | Sociology |
Kamran Iqbal | Economics |
Amira Lounici | International Relations |
Sadiya Sheikh | Mathematics |
Sahar Ansari | Social Anthropology |
Noor Laela Rahman | Government |
Shamila Malik | Law |
Sadiya Hussain | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Matthew Lee | Sociology |
Angbeen Abbas | Sociology |
Valeria Biffi | Geography and Environment |
Malvina Tessitore | Social Anthropology |
Tilly Mason | Geography and Environment |
Kelly-Jo Bluen | International Relations |
Kamakshi Amar | Gender Studies |
Hammad Jeilani | International Development |
Alexandros Zachariades | International Relations |
Nusaybah Bint-Ziad Mannan | International History |
Becka White | Gender Studies |
Thahmina Begum Thaniya | Eden Centre for Education Enhancement |
Sonya Onwu | Law |
Do Young Oh | Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre |
Rida Tahir | International Relations |
Akil Scafe-Smith | Cities |
Aisha Kherallah | Government |
Daniel Payne | Library |
Paroj Banerjee | Geography |
Fadil Elobeid | Health Policy |
E Saxey | Eden Centre for Education Enhancement |
Maya Daver-Massion | School of Public Policy |
Thomas Ellis | International History |
Ernestina Coast | International Development |
Maria Polycarpou | Law |
Élise Pinas | International Development |
Nafisa Shamim Rudmila | International Development |
Shikha Chopra | International History |
Katie Coles | Geography and Environment |
Rajaa Saleem Sahgal | Government |
Marie-Aminata Peron | European Institute |
Ariadna Arboli Pujol | Sociology |
Leah Silva | Health Policy |
Mouki Kambouroglou | European Institute |
Sarah Goddard | International Relations |
Zakaria Bekkali | School of Public Policy |
Usman Ali | Sociology |
Rahim Daya | Health Policy |
Jude Heneidi | Anthropology |
Habiba Paracha | Sociology |
Gillian Chan | Government |
Vivekah Deerpaul | Gender |
Ifra Shah | School of Public Policy |
Marine Delgrange | Health Policy |
Selma Berrada | Accounting |
Aini Gauhar | School of Public Policy |
Martin De Dios | School of Public Policy |
Raihan Karim | Philosophy |
Rija Khan | Law |
Bernadette Onuegbu | Health Policy |
Sophie Ryall | Anthropology |
Aalekh Dhaliwal | International Relations |
Dhwani Goel | International Relations |
Abdullahi Abagira | Health policy |
Rachel Ponting | Anthropology |
Emily Stanton | Law |
Misha Iqbal | Sociology |
Lydia Smith | School of Public Policy |
Samia Benkirane | School of Public Policy |
Amin Rawlinson | International History |
Fatme Ardali | Sociology |
Rubana Islam | Global Health |
Sachee shah | Sociology |
Shenel Mushtaq | Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method |
Bilal Vahidy | Social Policy |
Eleanor Reeves | International History |
Isra Saker | History |
Aysha Sarah | International History |
Saadia Ahmed | Geography and Environment |
Hannan Badar | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Arham Khan | Economics |
Sahar Asif | International history |
Muhammad Zainuddin | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Salman Khan | Management |
Mallika Savara | Law |
Tarin Pasha | Government |
Nazifa Azad | International Relations |
Mohammed Ashour | Statistics |
Saara Musse | Law |
Sabeel Alam | Law |
Sibba Abdelhadi | Economics |
Tanvi Surana | International Relations |
Risa Chauhan | Economics |
Madihah Karim | International History |
Aveline Shek | Anthropology |
Jessica Ng | Management |
Emilia Sparrow | Law |
Aymen Shakeel | Management |
Lamyaa Hanchaoui | European Institute |
Holly Bootman | Social Policy |
Shona Cosgrove | Health Policy |
Yusuf Rafique | Management |
Zoya Zia | Sociology |
Summer Elghawi | International Relations |
Habiba Elhawati | Economics |
Chathwari Thasanya Ekanayake | Anthropology |
Juhi Chanchalani | International Development |
Saqib Wani | School of Public Policy |
Noor Sandhu | Accounting and Finance |
Laura King | International History |
Tilly Mason | Geography and Environment |
Samira | Anthropology |
Rahma Arifa | Social Policy |
Elaine Campbell | Health Policy |
Elisabeth Reinisch | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
emily butt | Sociology |
Martha Reid | Social Policy |
Aeshna Sarkar | School of Public Policy |
Alex | Social Policy |
Ruwayda Yahya | Social Policy |
Aliza Mahmood | Geography and Environment |
Hana Khan | Geography and Environment |
Sheherbano Hanif | International History |
Marwar Mohammoud | Law |
Tegenn Menear | Law |
Samaratul Lina | Accounting and Finance |
Angie Abdalla | Government |
Sophia Al-Hadad | Law |
Vanisha Cunniah | Sociology |
Patricia V. Valenzuela Guzmán | European Institute |
Rabeeha Fatima | Law |
Reshma Hamid | International Relations |
Shakirat Aliu | Government |
Tea Visnjic | International Relations |
Yalda Gafore | Law |
Vaneeza Jawad | Anthropology |
Rabeeha | Law |
Marianne Hii | Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method |
Bareera Bullo | Social Policy |
Sadia Sheeraz | Social Policy |
Darsh | Law |
Saba Vaziri | Law |
Marcela Jofre | Sociology |
Khadija Akter | Geography and Environment |
Hannan Naveed | Statistics |
Eiman Shahin | Anthropology |
Sophie Schleifer | Geography and Environment |
Naji Zahi Awad | Accounting |
Sarah Jabir | International Development |
Naomi Weiler | International Relations |
Martha Paren | Health Policy |
Rina El-Shanti | Law |
Anaëlle Thoreau | Government |
Lucy Knight | Government |
Evra Miccolis | Social Policy |
Flora Cooknell | Anthropology |
Meredith Warren | International Relations |
Kira Wilmot | International relations |
Anisha Sehgal | Health Policy |
Suchona Rahman | Economics |
Lynne Sakr | Government |
Tuva Saether | Government |
Luke Crisp | Sociology |
Maha Maqsood | Law |
Muskaan Rizvi | Management |
Heloisa Pinheiro de Castro Simão | Law |
Mofeeda Al Aradi | Government |
Pauline Ertel | Government |
Nazia Ismail | Government |
Umeh Jamiath | Law |
Louise Beillard | International Relations |
Saskia Soden | Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method |
Maya Fawzi | government |
Billie Paul | Government |
Rita Carvalho | Anthropology |
Mohannad AlShareef | Public policy |
Sana Shahzad | Law |
Leonie Zeuner | Anthropology |
Darya akhtari | Law |
malak adel mohamed toshani | Law |
Alaa Krayem | Anthropology |
Nabila Ahmed | Economics and Economic History |
Natasha Menon | European Institute |
Anna Shtyrba | Geography |
Babette May | Sociology |
Borebardhe Mazreku | Management |
Rose Hollinshead | Sociology |
Anna Kayani | Government |
Ann Kim | International Relations |
Francesca Di Fazio | Media and Communications |
Kaitlyn Green | Health Policy |
Joshua Monrad | Health Policy |
Khalifa Alkhalifa | Law |
Oge Elumelu | Government |
Mustali Jamali | Accounting |
Rhea Misra | Anthropology |
Kowsar Ahmed | Government |
Sarmad Nasarullah | Government |
Eliana Radaelli | Anthropology |
Ranim Taha | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
Lindsey High | Law |
Krista Burton | Government |
Luca Fero | Government |
Maryam ahmad | History |
Selina Mourmoura | Law |
Petra Szeles | Management |
Arjun Singh Gill | Law |
Isabella Salkeld | Geography and Environment |
Samuel Dixon | International Relations |
Thea Burguin | Management |
Diego Hernandez | European Institute |
Pierce McFadden | Law |
Erik Encarnacao | Law |
Maria-Letizia Freiin von Bibra | International History |
Faye Mahon | Anthropology |
Kainat Shafiq | International History |
Olivia Nantermoz | International Relations |
Grace Provenzano | European Institute |
Amera damelhana | Economic History |
Luke Taylor | Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method |
Toni Byfield | Economics |
Gabriela Cabaña | Anthropology |
Matt Thompson | Gender Studies |
Jasmine Lewis | Gender |
Sankavee Karunakaran | Economics |
Sandra Michelle Villamagua | Economics |
Gabbie Santos | Sociology |
Alessia Calcabrini | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
Jonathan Terrefe | Geography and Environment |
Amitha Kapyur | Health Policy |
Uttishta Jagannathan | International Relations |
Emilio Risoli | International History |
Abdur-Rahman Cheema | Economics |
Chelsea Auma | Law |
Artur Demka | Economics |
Amna Bhatti | Geography and Environment |
Sahar Ansari | Anthropology |
Alisha Ma | Government |
Meg Stalham | Student |
Aiza | International History |
Mariam Tzannatos | Social Policy |
Claire Chan | Law |
Muhammad Raza Rasool | Economics |
Madiha Rashid | Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method |
Disha Sharma | Anthropology |
Libby Cash | International Relations |
Georgia Townsend | Language Centre |
Nate McCarthy | Geography and Environment |
Grace Mo | Government |
Naima Zaman | Social policy |
Sarah Reeleder | Gender |
Mariella Steijger | Geography and Environment |
Rebecca Morrish | Sociology |
Ella Denton | International History |
Jess Lomax | Government |
Saptarshi Basak | International History |
Charlie To | Government |
Darsh Parikh | Government |
M. Yorga Permana | Geography and Environment |
Harri Compton | International History |
Mia Travers-Hayward | Sociology |
Emily Vaughan | Sociology |
Laura Doanova | Government |
Ahmed Elsaddig | Statistics |
Chinia Hutchinson | Sociology |
Anupama Shroff | School of Public Policy |
Sally Jordan | School of Public Policy |
Sweta Annapa Reddy | Accounting |
Fouzia Rahman | Sociology |
Rosa Soet | Gender |
Sulakshi Ratnayake | International History |
Özgün Aksakal | Sociology |
Shania Chakravertty | Law |
Kasia Micklem | International History |
Sara Chowdhury | Law |
Haaris Saleemi | Statistics |
Heather Farley | Gender Studies |
Jane Urheim | School of Public Policy |
Basel manna | Management |
Osman Choudhry | Economics |
Zehra Jafree | History |
Hitha Sanghi | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
Linda Lund Pedersen | Sociology |
Imtiyaaz Ahmed | International History |
Tibor Heskett | Government |
Emma Anderson | International Development |
Joe Strong | Social Policy |
Carly Krakow | Law |
Fátima Jerez | General Course |
Alex Gros | School of Public Policy |
Allison Raygor | School of Public Policy |
Kelly Chikanga | Statistics |
Mahdieh Noori | Mathematics |
Behram Khan | Law |
Mohamed | Accounting |
Abdul Samad | Accounting and Finance |
Chloe Lovato | Media and Communications |
Sunny Sichi | Geography and Environment |
Sydney Sopher | Gender |
Yisrael Arthur | Anthropology |
Niamh Hackett | Sociology |
Katja Osterwalder | International Development |
Carla russo | European institute |
Claudia Chen | Anthropology |
Francesca Caselli | Media and Communications |
Caterina Bianco | International Development |
Arnaud de Vogue | Government |
Gloria Tergat | Social Policy |
Caroline Maschka | Government |
Taylor Tee | Media and Communications |
Reza Felayati | Media and Communications |
Giuseppe Ascone Modica | European Institute |
Zayd Abedi | Economic History |
Hattie Forbes-Russell | Economic History |
Marissa Maggio | Media and Communications |
Doha ahmed | Social policy |
Ihsan Islam | Economic History |
Nada Aboul Kheir | Media and Communications |
Thomas Finn Doyle | Law |
Elizabeth Tanya Varadarajulu | Management |
Shukri Muhomed | International Development |
Kaniya Abubakar | International Development |
Sofia Burdett | Government |
Carla Rainer | Gender |
Rosie Latchford | International Relations |
Andréa Delestrade | European Institute |
Anna Giulia Ponchia | International Development |
Dash Howarth | Economics |
Henry Arthur | International Development |
Asiya Weheliye | International History |
Ella Roper-Marshall | International History |
Anissa Durajczyk | Government |
Iman Mohamed | International Relations |
Emma Soderqvist | Anthropology |
Lisa Erlandsson | Anthropology |
Valentina Uccioli | International Development |
Aminah Nihal | International Relations |
Daniela Duran | Geography and Environment |
Natalie Zakher | International Development |
Julia Kuniewicz | Anthropology |
Netan Yahu | Government |
Yasmina Burgan | Media and Communications |
Franklin Dawson | sociology |
Muhammad Asyraf bin Muhammad Syahmi Naim | Accounting |
Amy Shaw | International Development |
Alumni Signatories
Emma de Carvalho | Sociology |
Parker Foe | Methodology |
Pascale Pean | Human Rights |
Maha Batran | Social Policy and Development |
Noor Higley | Social Policy and Development |
Priscila Gonzalez | Social Policy |
Shuprova Tasneem | Social Policy |
Priscila Gonzalez | Social Policy |
Esha Sraboni | International Development |
Sabeen Mahmood | Social Policy |
Mayowa Odusote | Social policy |
Mahira Husain Khan | Gender Institute |
Maya Fitchett | International Relations |
Holly Harwood | Government |
Sarah Karim | Geography |
Ash Layo Masing | Sociology |
Jenna Randsllt | Gender Studies |
Tasmiah T Rahman | Social Policy and Development |
Parisa Shakur | Gender and Social Policy |
Amina Alaoui Soulimani | Social Anthropology |
Valentina Insulza | Social Policy |
Hira Saleem | Social policy |
Nikita Patodia | Gender Institute |
María José Guevara Duque | Gender Institute |
Sol | Sociology |
Valeria Romano | Anthropology |
Laraib Niaz | International Development |
Kapono Asuncion | Sociology |
Lorna Greene | Gender Institute |
Caterina Lamacchia | Gender Institute |
Cindy | Social Policy |
Rasha Natour | International Development |
Vicky Artaza | Government Affairs |
Therese Carlbrand | Government |
Margaux Auzanneau | Government |
Nidhi Gupta | Social Policy |
Florence Pichon | Development Studies |
Yasmine Hamadallah | Government |
Florence Pichon | Development Studies |
Sameer Rahman | Economic History |
Kazi Zeeshan Hasan | Information Systems |
Isabella Coin | Geography |
Isabella Di Paolo | School of Public Policy |
Megan Karlshoej-Pedersen | Government |
Petros Petrikkos | Government |
Paola Tenconi | Government |
Salma shawa | International Relations |
Diva Shah | Alumni |
Carol Silva | Government |
Maryam Saade | Government |
Finbar Anderson | International History |
Salma Saade | Geography and Environment |
Zaynab Olyabek | Government |
Ana Zschoerper | International Relations |
Beyza Karakoy | Law |
Andreas Demetriou | Government |
Mahrukh Qazilbash | Sociology |
Kayci Powell | Sociology |
Pooja Kulkarni | Psychological and Behavioural Science |
Allegra Enefer | Law |
Paromita Bathija | Geography and Environment |
Katie Yates | Sociology |
Yusra Uzair | European Institute |
Harshita Iyer | European Institute |
Iran Seyed-Raeisy | Social Psychology |
Chiara Zazzarino | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
Dalila Mahdawi | Human Rights |
Lisa Byers | Social and Cultural Psychology |
Shehrbano Hassan | Sociology |
Kimberly Sequeira | Psychology and Behavioural Science |
Ikram Hussain | Government |
Nahim Ahad | Statistics |
Qais Safi | Accounting |
Joanna Zhao | Sociology |
Xiu Min Li | Social Policy |
Ikramul Hoque | Anthropology |
Quynh Le Vo | International Relations |
Margherita de Castro | European Institute |
Noble Kofi Nazzah | International Development |
Anais Walsdorf | International History |
Furkha Jabeen | MBA Marketing |
Katie Gaddini | Gender Studies |
Mahnoor Waqar | Law |
Abida Alam | International History |
Jordan Turton | Conflict Studies |
Cristina Lopez Iscoa | Government |
Chedine Tazi | Government |
Chinyere Ogbue | Sociology |
Sangida Khan | Economics |
Valentina Zagaria | Anthropology |
Nadine Aly | Sociology |
Priya Raghavan | Gender |
Samer Abdelnour | Management |
Tracy Aliyuda | Government |
Moumen Kuwaider | Geography |
Erin M | Social Policy |
Omar Ahmed | Management |
Graham Robertson | Sociology |
Zainab Ikram | European Institute |
Usman Masood | Economic History |
Andrea Soler Eslava | Government |
Haseeb Qureshi | Sociology |
Zainab Jalal | International History |
Haya AlFarra | Government |
Daniel Oledzki | GI |
Isabella Pojuner | Government |
Maheen Shoaib | Law |
Anmol Irfan | International History |
Bahareh Valadbaigi | Unknown |
Birgan Gokmenoglu | Sociology |
Jeanne Firth | Geography and Environment |
Dr Mara Nogueira | Geography |
Hibah Rizki | Statistics |
Reem Awny Abuziad | Sociology |
Teeya Shah | Statistics |
Laura Antona | Geography and Environment |
Rohma Habib | Law |
María Luisa Quiñones García | European Institute |
Maariyah Kadiri | International History |
Jordana Ramalho | Geography and Environment |
Maryam Shirwani | International Relations |
Natalia Buitron | Anthropology |
Michaela Rafferty | Sociology |
Kwang Lin Wong | Anthropology |
Alma Kaiser | Sociology |
Caroline Linney | Geography and Environment |
Katherine Gall | European Institute |
Magnus Korsaeth | Law |
Sarina Kiayani | Government |