>I am sure that just about everyone here shares Andy's sentiments
>regarding Jim Blaut. And Lou is right in reminding us to take a
>look at Jim's CV. He had a broadness of interests and learning
>(i.e. geography, anthropology, history, political economy,
>psychology, philosophy, etc.) of a sort that is all too rare in
>academia now a days, which has become the preserve of narrow
>specialists.
>
>Jim Farmelant
My sentiments entirely. And add, to the above, Jim's determination
to remain an activist. Few in academy today can approximate his
accomplishments. I'll really miss Jim's voice. I should have liked
him to live forever in the pink of health, always up for the good
fight (in politics as well as scholarship).
Yoshie
