History Department, University of Manchester
I am a Research Associate of Global History at the University of Manchester, I am a Mughal historian with an expertise in theories of institutional development and state formation. I am currently part of a team working on the 'Institutional Transformation and the Entangled Commercial Cultures of International Commerce, 1450-1750 (INTRECCI)' which studies instiutional change and globalisation in the Global South between 1450-1750. My doctoral dissertation won the Gino Luzzatto Prize in Economic History (2021-2023), awarded by the European Historical Economics Society and the Best Poster Prize (2021) Awarded by the Economic History Society.
Background: Map of conflicts in Mughal India,
Merciful Tyrants? Explaining Rebel Forgiveness and State Development in Mughal South Asia (1556-1707)
This short video won the award for Best Poster at the Economic History Society Conference 2021. It gives a brief summary of the context and contribution of one of the chapters of my dissertation.
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