London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London, UK
I am a dedicated researcher with a PhD in International History from the London School of Economics, with significant experience in interdisciplinary research and project coordination. My academic work has centered on the intersection of historical analysis, public policy, and socio-political dynamics, particularly in the context of refugee rehabilitation in South Asia and the evolution of international institutions.
In my doctoral studies, I have focused on the complex processes of refugee rehabilitation in South Asia, analyzing the roles and interactions of various actors such as government agencies, civil society organizations, and international bodies. This research required extensive fieldwork, archival research, and a deep understanding of socio-political contexts, allowing me to produce nuanced analyses that informed both academic discourse and policy development.
As a Research Assistant in the Department of Methodology at LSE, I contributed to a project that traced the evolution of UN regional offices across different geographical scales. My role involved collecting and analyzing primary documents from international organizations such as the IAEA, ICAO, FAO, ICSC, and ILO, and synthesizing these insights to study institutional path dependence. This experience honed my skills in archival research, document analysis, and the ability to contextualize institutional changes within broader global trends.
My experience at the Centre for Public Policy Research in Kochi further deepened my understanding of public policy analysis and its application in real-world scenarios. Here, I engaged in policy evaluation, project coordination, and the synthesis of research findings into actionable recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders.
Throughout my career, I have demonstrated a strong ability to integrate interdisciplinary methodologies and perspectives into my research, allowing for a comprehensive approach to understanding complex issues. My expertise lies in combining historical insights with contemporary policy analysis, enabling me to contribute to projects that require a deep understanding of both the past and present.