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Professor Nicola Miller specializes in Latin American History, focusing on intellectual, cultural, political, and international history in the Americas. Her research emphasizes nationalism and national identity, particularly in the context of Latin America. Miller’s current projects explore the history of knowledge within Latin America, and she supervises PhD candidates researching aspects of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Latin American history, including intellectual history and the history of nationalism. Major publications include 'Republics of Knowledge' due from Princeton University Press, and she has contributed to several edited volumes dealing with Latin America's historical narratives and its connections with modernity. She has also been involved in significant research programs, such as the Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship and AHRC-funded projects. In teaching, she offers courses on Latin America and Global Intellectual History and engages first-year undergraduates through skills courses. Miller holds a DPhil from Oxford and has a long-standing commitment to academia and her students.
University College London • London
Engaged in teaching and research in Latin American history, with a focus on nationalism and intellectual history.