Ylana Miller

Ylana Miller is a Visiting Associate Professor in the Department of History at Duke University's Arts & Sciences school. Her research focuses on Memory and History, particularly the Eichmann Trial, Hannah Arendt, and the Construction of Jewish Community.

• Education: MSW from Hunter College School of Social Work (1983)

Her work intersects with Middle East Studies, Political History, and Memory Studies, often examining themes like Zionism, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, and Colonial Legacies. Recent publications include analyses of the Eichmann Trial's impact and critical reviews of Israeli historiography.

While no formal awards or students are listed, her contributions span encyclopedia entries, book reviews, and historical analyses of rural Palestinian governance (1920-1948).