United Kingdom

Brookes (Revisited) is the first design exhibition to accurately visualize the iconic 1788 drawing “Stowage of the British Slave Ship Brookes under the Regulated Slave Trade Act of 1788,” created by abolitionists and politicians using architectural techniques.

How did British colonial efforts to expand “commodity frontiers” come to shape environmental changes on one hand and contestations over belonging, citizenship and territory on the other in South Asia?

I plan to do a historical analysis of the convict labor used by the British East India Company in the early nineteenth century in their newly acquired territory in the North Western Provinces of British India.

Where did Britain look for its future as the British Empire came to an end in the twentieth century?

In the Net joins the vulnerabilities of Syrian refugees and British Jews.

I am currently working on documentary films from within and outside of France that address trauma suffered by migrants and asylum seekers in Europe.

How did British society respond to the use of torture, the massacre of civilians, and other atrocities which took place in its overseas empire after 1945?

My dissertation studies global novels in relation to digital media, arguing that the former use the innovative techniques of the latter to imagine alternatives to liberal society and neo-liberalizing world markets.