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We will explore how globalisation theory may be applicable to medieval archaeology, and how material and ideological factors both shaped socio-economic change.

but rather it focuses attention on the many social, cultural and economic factors that led the mass of the population to seek and get more and more education for themselves and

My research looks at Antebellum Charleston and the use of classicism/antiquity by a city to justify and validate its socio-economic model.

Obscenity and the Politics of Moral Regulation in China and Singapore', 1919-1937, Graduate Workshops in Economic and Social History, University of Cambridge, UK (October 2018).

Asking how technologies based on vast amounts of (increasingly personal) data became thinkable, from what often economic imperatives they emerged, and on what infrastructures they rely, hence, seems a vital endeavour

Centre for History and Economics, University of Cambridge (Oct, 2023). - ... Regimes of Inheritance, from Mill to Rawls,' Centre for History and Economics, University of Cambridge (May, 2022).

Virtual) ‘Female Testimony, Economic Responsibility, and Political Memory in East Anglia, 1660–1685’ at the Female Experience in Early Modern England Symposium, University of Auckland, 6 November 2020.

The paper will delve into the core issues of domestic politics, including: legitimation, ideology, and discourse; organisation and institutions; political economic models and their internal tensions; energy and environmental politics; as

It applies particularly the disciplines of economics, law, and planning for the analysis of the governance of land use, urban areas, and interactions with other environmental resources.

I am a former member of the New York-Cambridge Training Collaboration (NYCTC), and have also been a Prize Research Student at the Centre for History and Economics. -