By Amran Abdiqadir-Mohamed, BA Global Development and Social Anthropology “Boycotts don’t work…I’m just one person so it won’t make a difference…Well the shop has already bought it, so I’m not changing anything.” These are all… Read More »Boycotts: Your Power, Your Purse, Our Liberation
Khadija Kothia, BA History SOAS students have voted against boycotting the National Student Survey (NSS) after referendum results showed a 160 majority against boycotting the survey. The result means that SOAS Students’ Union will not… Read More »SOAS Votes Against NSS Boycott
Laura Wormington, PGDip Economics and Development Studies Over 300 academics, politicians, and public figures have so far pledged to boycott Senate House and the rest of University of London’s (UoL) central administration premises as part… Read More »Over 300 Academics and Public Figures Boycott Senate House in Support of Outsourced Workers
Mel Plant, BA Arabic and Turkish On the date of publication, it will be almost a year since the SOAS community passed a motion for the academic boycott of Israel. Part of the School’s historic… Read More »BDS Will Not Be Defeated By Anti-Boycott Measures
Mel Plant, BA Arabic and Turkish Launching its campaign for an academic boycott of Israel, SOAS Palestine Society yesterday hosted distinguished Israeli historian Ilan Pappe and Palestinian-American Oxford professor Karma Nabulsi to debate the issue amongst… Read More »Israeli and Palestinian professors back SOAS boycott calls
Tom King, BA Politics Israel has incurred losses of up to $8 billion as a result of the campaign to boycott illegal settlements, according to Mustafa Barghouti, the secretary-general of the Palestinian National Initiative movement.… Read More »Boycotts ‘costs Israel $8 billion’