Publications
The Glorious Revolution and Access to Parliament. Forthcoming, Journal of Economic History
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November 2022 version available here
De jure property rights and state capacity: evidence from land specification in the Boer Republics. (2021) Journal of Institutional Economics (with Sophia Du Plessis and Stan Du Plessis)
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Published version available here
Political Coalitions in the House of Commons, 1660-1690: new data and applications (2021) Historical Methods
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Published version available here
‘I Intend therefore to Prorogue’: the effects of political conflict and the Glorious Revolution in English parliament (2018) European Review of Economic History 22 (3): 261-297
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Editor's choice/lead article; published version available here
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Article in The Washington Post’s MonkeyCage Politics Blog (link)
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Article in Oxford University Press Blog (link)
Select Working Papers
Before apartheid: Labor Markets, Political Parties and Institutions in Nineteenth-Century South Africa
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Submitted
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Draft available here
‘A collection of unruly gentlemen’? Explaining Parliament’s Functioning in Seventeenth-Century England
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article in the Economic History Society’s The Long Run blog (link)
Select Research in Progress
Slavery, Race, and Finance in the Cape Colony, c.1800-1834 (with Kate Ekama and Christie Swanepoel)
Parliament, Property Rights, and London's Expansion: 1700-1830 (with Dan Bogart and Gary Richardson)
Property Rights Change in Seventeenth-Century England: Evidence from Estate Acts of Parliament
Members of Parliament, 1660-1834: A New Database