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By SUSAN ROSS
Staff Writer
James G. Holland, a specialist in
U. S. national security policy, is
associate director of the Institute
of International Studies -t USC.
Also an associate professor in the
International Studies Department,
Holland has s e r v e d in various
senior staff and command positions
in the U. S. Army and NATO over
a period of twenty-six years.
Holland titled the field of Inter
national Studies as a "steadily in
creasing force today." "The teach
ing profession is ,expanding, and
the need for members of the busi
ness world who can serve in inter
national departments, such as in
foreign departments of banks, is
growing."
Professor Holland became asso
ciated with the USC Department of
International Studies in his present
capacity in 1967. He described the
Carolina department as "unusual in
that it is separate from the Politi
cal Science Department - a condi
*tion not found in most colleges."
Serving as an infantry battalion
commander in World War II, he
was later chosen in 1945 as the
senior U. S. Army Intelligence of
ficer in Trieste and Venezia Guila.
After receiving a B.S. degree at
the University of Alabama, Holland
went on to attain an M.A. in inter
national relations at Yale Univer
sity in 1950.
In the same year he joined the
faculty at West Point where he
moved from assistant to associate
professor in the Department of So
cial Sciences. He graduated from
the Command and General Staff
College in 1955 and was assigned
the position of senior military ad
visor to the South Korean Army.
In the following year he was ap
pointed to the position of Special
Assistant to the U. S. High Com
missioner for the Ryuku Islands.
After attending the U. S. Army
War College at Carlisle Barracks,
Pa., he was appointed to the faculty
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War II when he was stationed at
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burg. Although he called Michigan
"home" during his military career,
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Whitehall area of Columbia.
The father of five children and
five grandchildren, Holland finds
pleasure in working in his yard.
After a military career, such out
door activity adds a "needed sup
plement" to his desk job at Caro
lina.
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career Holland has written on na
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the Armed Forces. His published
works include "Economics of Na
tional Security" (with George A.
Lincoln), and the "Allied Command
Europe's Mobile Force," Military
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