Kate Boehme

Historian of Global, Imperial, and South Asian history

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

My latest article, ‘Salt, smuggling and citizenship: Redefining princely sovereignty through salt in Baroda, 1870-1920’ was just published in The Indian Economic and Social History Review
https://t.co/Pjtr1jA8rW

[HCAatEdinburgh @HCAatEdinburgh]

It may be cold outside, but seeing Teviot dressed up for the festive season makes us feel warm and fuzzy inside! And the School of History, Classics and Archaeology is only around the corner 🤩✨

#FestiveLights #Teviot #TheUniversityofEdinburgh #History #Classics #Archaeology

[Urban History @UrbanHistoryCUP]

📢 Out now on #FirstView

Kate Boehme, 'Princely urbanism and the colonial city: #Bombay, c. 1860–1940s'

🔗 https://t.co/46bHFY7u2x #UrbanHistory

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

My latest article drawing connections between princely and colonial urban spaces has been published with @UrbanHistoryCUP

https://t.co/JgJf42CCx8

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

A fantastic contribution to the Princely Cities special issue from Garima Dhabhai

[Urban History @UrbanHistoryCUP]

📢 Out now on #FirstView

Garima Dhabhai, 'Sovereign dreams and bureaucratic strategies in princely #Jaipur, c. 1750–1950'

🔗 https://t.co/8jV8Pw3LBy #UrbanHistory

[Urban History @UrbanHistoryCUP]

📢 Out now on #FirstView

Prashant Kidambi and Kate Boehme, 'Princely cities in South Asia, c. 1850–1950: themes and perspectives'

🔗 https://t.co/toEoC1CVll #UrbanHistory

[CUH Leicester @CUHLeicester]

🚨 New publication alert 🚨

Our own Prashant Kidambi has edited a special issue of @UrbanHistoryCUP with @katetalks on Princely Cities in South Asia

Check it out 👇

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

@aljhlester A lot of AI simply cobbles together materials from other similar sources - wouldn’t an AI essay then fall afoul of plagiarism checkers?

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

After covid delays and several years of work, the introduction for our special issue on cities in the princely states is finally available!

https://t.co/mlTg94uAA2

[Alan Lester @aljhlester]

Extracts from Ruling the World on governance of the British Empire Coming up in the April 2021 issue of BBC History Magazine

https://t.co/CJfAJVQVuK

[Trinity College @TrinCollCam]

Tributes have been paid to Dr David Washbrook by his fellow historians Professors Joya Chatterji, Anil Seal and Boyd Hilton https://t.co/WJQL38PtlT

@CamHistory @OrientStudiesOx @StAntsCollege @Trinity1546

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

I’m very excited to be joining the amazing history department at Nottingham!

[UoN History @UonHistory]

Welcome our new colleague Dr. Kate Boehme @katetalks who joins us as a Teaching Associate in British History. Dr. Boehme is the co-author of the newly published monograph 'Ruling the World: Freedom, Civilisation and Liberalism in the Nineteenth-Century British Empire'.

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

Look what’s arrived! Phoebe the cat says you should check out our new book

[Professor Clare Anderson FBA FAcSS @sysgak]

Terrific turnout for @historyleic's Partition of India events these past 2 days.
VC @NCanagarajah: We will not shy away from researching difficult histories. In fact, we are more resolute than ever.
@youthledhistory @LeicesterCSSAH @HyPIRUoL @uniofleicester

[History at Leicester @historyleic]

We're pleased to announce the @CUHLeicester Spring 2021 seminar series! Seminars will be online on Fridays at 2:30pm (GMT), and all are welcome. Please email Prashant Kidambi for an email link ([email protected])

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

Our book, based on the @SnapshotsEmpire project, is out today! https://t.co/yLtle7tAHv

[Snapshots of Empire @SnapshotsEmpire]

The book is out! @aljhlester @katetalks @pdkmitchell @CUPAcademic https://t.co/m6KUeYVm0w

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

The new book from the @SnapshotsEmpire team is out TOMORROW! Sign up to hear us talk about it on 18th Jan!

[Hillary Clinton @HillaryClinton]

Her name is Dr. Jill Biden. Get used to it.

[Kate Boehme @katetalks]

Come hear us talk about, “Ruling the World: Freedom, Civilisation and Liberalism in the Nineteenth-Century British Empire.” @aljhlester @pdkmitchell @SnapshotsEmpire

[Snapshots of Empire @SnapshotsEmpire]

The Cambridge University Press Winter History Festival is hosting a free virtual event for our new book on 18 January, 2021 (6-7pm GMT). Register for free and get 30% off the book after the event! https://t.co/Md6vNzMUR4