Faith Hillis
About the Author
Faith Hillis is a distinguished historian specializing in the cultural and political dynamics of Eastern Europe, with a particular focus on the interplay between nationalism and identity in the Russian Empire and its successor states. Her groundbreaking research illuminates how regional movements shaped modern national boundaries, drawing on extensive archival work to reveal the complexities of borderland societies. As an associate professor at the University of Chicago, Hillis has earned acclaim for her nuanced analyses that challenge traditional narratives of empire and revolution. Through her scholarship, she explores the human stories behind ideological conflicts, offering fresh perspectives on the enduring legacies of the past in contemporary geopolitics.
Books by Faith Hillis
