Charles Miller

Dr. Charles Miller is a Lecturer at the School of Politics & International Relations, The Australian National University. His research focuses on international relations, political science, military history, and conflict studies. He holds a PhD in Political Science from Duke University, Durham, NC, USA.

Research interests include historical conflict analysis, propaganda's impact on military performance, colonial military systems, voter behavior in policy decisions, and modern geopolitical strategies such as China's economic coercion. His work spans interdisciplinary topics from World War II studies to contemporary international affairs.

Recent publications explore the Historical Conflict Event Dataset, German soldiers' motivation in WWII, and China's implicit economic tactics. He has led projects like 'How can Army reduce prejudice and foster empathy towards the population of strategically crucial regions?' (2016–2017).

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, but his research has been widely cited, reflecting significant academic impact. He is registered to supervise research students but no specific advisees are listed.