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Christopher Miller is a Professor of International History at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University. His research focuses on technology and geopolitics, semiconductors, Russian history, and Cold War dynamics. He holds a BA from Harvard University (2009), an MA and PhD from Yale University (2011, 2015).
Educations:
- BA in History, Harvard University, 2009
- MA in History, Yale University, 2011
- PhD in History, Yale University, 2015
Research Interests:
- Technology's role in global power dynamics
- Semiconductor industry geopolitics
- Russian political economy and foreign policy
- Cold War diplomatic history
Publications Trends: Recent works highlight the intersection of technology and international strategy, with deep dives into Russian historical and contemporary economic policies. His scholarship bridges historical analysis with modern geopolitical challenges, emphasizing transnational economic ideas and strategic decision-making.
Awards:
- Carnegie Corporation grants for U.S.-Russia research (2018–2022)
- German Marshall Fund Transatlantic Academy Fellowship (2015–2016)
- Alfa-Bank Fellowship (2013–2014)
Advising & Grants: Miller has led multiple research initiatives on U.S.-Russia relations and Russian foreign policy. His teaching includes courses on U.S. foreign policy, Russian grand strategy, and economic history. Grants have supported projects like the Russian History applied course (Stanton Foundation, 2018–2019).
Labs/Teams: Collaborated with institutions like the Carnegie Moscow Center and Brookings Institution. Active in Fletcher School's Russian Foreign Relations Program.
