Jacob C Miller

Jacob C Miller is a human geographer at Northumbria University, focusing on the intersections of consumer culture, urban space, and military geographies. His work spans from post-structuralist theory to qualitative fieldwork in Chile, Argentina, and the U.S.

• Primary Fields: Cultural/Urban Geographies, Retail Ruins, Military Spectacle
• Key Theories: Deleuze, Derrida, Debord, Benjamin
• Recent Projects: Military Museums in Arizona, UK Retail Decline, UNESCO Heritage Conflicts in Chile
• Methodologies: Mobile Interviews, Visual Ethnography, Psychogeography

Selected Publications: Spectacle and Trumpism (2020), Retail Ruins (2023). His article trends explore militarized leisure spaces, hauntology in retail decline, and affective geographies across 15+ journals.