Projects
- From bazaars to corporations: How did social capital shape the evolution of Indian business? (PhD project: 2021-2024)
- Teatime narratives: a project on Indo-UK collaboration (2021-23)
- Trust and markets: book project
Book Reviews
- Review of Edmund Smith’s ‘Merchants’
- Review of Simon Mundy’s ‘Race for Survival’
- Review of ‘Why Trust Matters’
- forthcoming
Papers
- Paper I: 2023
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