Master in Social History at the University of São Paulo under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Rafael de Bivar Marquese and funding from the São Paulo Research Foundation - FAPESP. Currently, he researches the relations between wage labor and slave labor in the British Empire and the capitalist world economy through the colonial press of British Ceylon, the third largest coffee producer in the second half of the 19th century. Interested in the History of Asia, the History of the British Empire, the Social History of Labor and commodity production. He has been a member of the Laboratory for Studies on Brazil and the World System - LabMundi/USP since 2018. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The present master's research project has as its object the debates about the order of plantation work that were fought in the British Ceylon press between 1840 and 1855, that is, in the period of assembly of the coffee complex on the island. Through a study of the colonial press, the main objective of the investigation will be to understand the relationship between wage labor and slave l…
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