ProfessorRobert Aldrich
Professor Emeritus
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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- Professor EmeritusFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences
RESEARCH INTERESTs
Aldrich's current research is centred on two areas:
- the history of modern monarchy in global perspective, particularly the links between colonialism and both European and indigenous monarchies
- the history of France in Asia in the long nineteenth century
Forthcoming is the co-edited sixth volume (with Cindy McCreery) of The Bloomsbury Cultural History of Monarchy, which covers the twentieth century and beyond, to be published in 2027.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTMonarchies in Northern Europe and Overseas EmpiresDVC Research1 Jan 2017People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R
- GRANTBanishing Potentates: European Colonialists and Indigenous Rulers in the British and French Overseas EmpiresAustralian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2013People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R
- GRANTKingship and ColonialismDVC Research1 Jan 2012People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R
- GRANTWUN International Network in Colonialism and Postcolonial StudiesDVC International1 Jan 2010People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R
- GRANTProvince, Nation, Empire: France, 1871 - 1940Australian Research Council (ARC)1 Jan 2006People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R
- GRANTMarshal Lyautey and the paradoxes of a French colonial lifeDVC Research1 Jan 2004People funded by this grant:
- Aldrich R