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Mary Durfee
September 19, 2011
Jim was open to young scholars, and not just his own students. He could encourage people better than anyone I have ever met. He improved how you thought even though he never put words in your mouth. I, too, count myself lucky to have collaborated with Jim on a number of projects.
Ole Holsti
September 19, 2011
This only begins to tell of Jim's prowess as a scholar and teacher. He opened new paths of theory and research that several generations of his colleagues further explored. He loved teaching and won the admiration and affection of countless students. As a warm and generous person he friends were legion. I count myself as very lucky to have collaborated with Jim on a number of projects since our first meeting in 1967.
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