His work focuses on political aesthetics and disciplinary technologies. He recently published, Cities on the Plains, which examined ‘divine’ violence and conceptions of political community. His previous book, Taylored Citizenship, explored conceptions of economic discipline. His research has appeared in Political Theory, Theory & Event; PS: Political Science, and the Journal of American History. He is currently finishing a book project, Reigning Money, which examines the relationship of money and sovereignty. He can be contacted at cmillerd@gmu.edu