Toby Miller

Professor Toby Miller holds the Stuart Hall Professorship in Cultural Studies at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana—Cuajimalpa, and is a Research Professor at the University of California, Riverside. He also serves as Sir Walter Murdoch Distinguished Collaborator at Murdoch University. His work spans cultural studies, environmental media, and global cultural policy. Miller has authored or edited over 40 books, including recent titles like How Green is Your Cell Phone? (2020), Greenwashing Culture (2018), and Global Media Studies (2015). His research interrogates the intersections of culture, technology, and ecology, with a focus on sustainability narratives in media and sport.

Research interests include cultural labor, greenwashing in corporate and governmental practices, global media systems, and the future of the humanities. Miller’s interdisciplinary approach bridges sociology, media studies, and environmental ethics. He currently chairs the Cultural Studies Association (US).

• Awards: Cultural Studies Association Presidency, Sir Walter Murdoch Distinguished Collaborator
• Publications: Over 300 peer-reviewed papers and 40+ authored/edited books

Miller advises on cultural policy at international levels and collaborates with institutions globally. His work is translated into 11 languages, reflecting its broad academic and public impact.