Maanik Nath is Assistant Professor in Economic History. 

Check out Maanik's personal website for information on his published and ongoing work.

Maanik's expertise lies in Asian economic history, with a particular focus on South Asia during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. His ongoing research explores a range of topics including climate and agriculture, financial markets, law and institutional change, collective action and political representation, as well as health and living standards. Ultimately, Maanik's work seeks to explain the determinants of development in the developing world.

Maanik is Research Coordinator of the Economic and Social History group, a committee member of Inequality Platform, and a member of the PPE Board. He is also a consortium member of the SOCION project.