Areas of Expertise
Political economy, international security, social theories of international politics, U.S. foreign policy, and mixed-methods
Major- International Relations
Minor- Research Methods
Miles is currently a Ph.D. in candidate. His research investigates the domestic politics of international relations and U.S. foreign policy, using archival research and survey experiments. Miles' current book-project, Defending the Private Interest: Corporate Power and U.S. Foreign Policy since 1900, studies the influence of American corporations on foreign interventions over the past century. In addition, he is working on projects related to public support for war, resistance to international norms, and the origins of U.S. imperialism in the Pacific. Related work has appeared in International Studies Quarterly and Perspectives on Politics, and is forthcoming in International Theory.
Education
Publications
Evers, Miles M. (2017) “On Transgression.” International Studies Quarterly 61:4, 786–794.
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