James R. Millar
Abstract
Jim Millar contributed several articles to both Problems of Communism and Problems of Post-Communism over the years, but the journal's staff chose this one from the May-June 2001 issue to reprint in his honor. Not only does it spotlight the linkage between policy and scholarly research, it also reflects Jim's warmth, wit, and love of a good story.
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Jim Millar contributed several articles to both Problems of Communism and Problems of Post-Communism over the years, but the journal's staff chose this one from the May-June 2001 issue to reprint in his honor. Not only does it spotlight the linkage between policy and scholarly research, it also reflects Jim's warmth, wit, and love of a good story.
Key concepts: Reprint, Honor, Communism, Chose, Political science, Linkage (software), Economic history, History