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European University Institute

Teaching Fellow in the Department of History and the School of Transnational Governance (2021-2023)

Sites of Economic HistoryThis seminar examines the evolution of the world economy from the early modern history to the present. It seeks to understand the global economy and the politics of international economic relations through the history of economic institutions and business organisations. To pursue these goals, the seminar combines several theoretical and empirical methods and historical narratives.

Summer talks: Connected Histories of Capitalism13 June - 20 September 2023, Florence: Join us for our 2023 Lecture Series Summer Talks on Connected Histories of Capitalism at the European University Institute (Florence, Italy) and on Zoom in June and September! Programme and links for registration Jointly organised by CAPASIA with the the European Research Council

Princeton University

Teaching Fellow in the Global History Lab Program in the Department of History (2020-2022)

Global History LabUsing cutting-edge technologies, innovative pedagogical practices and training in oral history methods, the GHL educates students about the history of globalization and prepares them to become knowledge producers for a wider world. The program enlists universities and NGO’s to engage in a new model of global education through peer-to-peer exchanges

Homepage - Global History DialoguesWe support, guide, and share original research by people around the world. By training student-researchers in oral history and other historical research methods, we help new voices become narrators of history, and expand conceptions of what history is, and who its authors are. We believe in the right to research and the power of historical inquiry to spark conversations and connections across borders.

Global History Lab: A History of the World since 1300The aim of this course is to understand the forces that pull the parts together as well as those that drive them apart. What makes our globalization so different from globalizations past?

Graduate Institute in International and Development Studies

Teaching Assistant in the International History Department (2018-2019)

The Streets of Finance: Markets and Regulation, Prof. Rui Esteves
Encountering others: Construction of Race and Difference in World History, Prof. Carolyn Biltoft
Histories of Truth, Facts, and Uncertainty, Prof. Aidan Russel
The United States and East Asia since the 19th Century, Prof. Lanxin Xiang

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