I am a historian of modern Europe and the global economy. My research explores how austerity, debt, and structural adjustment have shaped connections between Europe and the global South since the 1970s.

I hold a Ph.D. in Modern European History from New York University, and am currently an affiliated postdoctoral researcher with the ShockAge project at the University of Vienna. I was previously a lecturer at the University of Amsterdam’s Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies.

My current book project, A World Disciplined: Austerity, Europe, and the Global South since the 1970s, follows the circulation of ideas and practices of austerity between Brussels, Paris, Washington, and African and Latin American capitals. I also worked on The Paris Club Dataset (1956–2026), an open record of sovereign debt restructuring agreements deposited on the Harvard Dataverse.

Resume available upon request.