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Martin A. Miller
Professor Emeritus of History
History
mmiller@duke.edu
Dept of History, Box 90719, Durham, NC 27708-0719
337 Classroom Bldg, Durham, NC 27708
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Recent Courses
HISTORY 166S: Gateway Seminar - Anarchism and its Discontents
Fall 2023
HISTORY 238S: History of Political Nonviolence
Spring 2024
HISTORY 278S: Nationalism and Exile
Spring 2024
HISTORY 279: The Foundations of Modern Terrorism
Fall 2024, Fall 2023
HISTORY 393: Research Independent Study
Fall 2024
HISTORY 394: Research Independent Study
Spring 2025
HISTORY 791: Reading Topics: Independent Study
Fall 2024
ICS 166S: Gateway Seminar - Anarchism and its Discontents
Fall 2023
ICS 276: The Foundations of Modern Terrorism
Fall 2024, Fall 2023
ICS 289S: Nationalism and Exile
Spring 2024
PUBPOL 248S: History of Political Nonviolence
Spring 2024
RIGHTS 238S: History of Political Nonviolence
Spring 2024
SES 990: Directed Readings
Spring 2025
