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Life Summary

Name	John Donald Bruce Miller
Born	30 August, 1922 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Died	16 January, 2011 (aged 88) Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Related Entries	[View as tree] Hancock, William Keith (friend) Millar, Thomas Bruce (friend)
Education *	Bondi Public School (Sydney) (student, 1927-1933) Sydney Boys' High School (student, 1934-1938) University of Sydney (student, 1939-1951) University of Sydney (politics) (academic, 1946-1951) London School of Economics (student, 1952-1953)
Occupation or Descriptor *	political journalist (1942-1946) Australian Capital Territory, Australia academic (1946-1951) New South Wales, Australia political scientist (1946-1951) New South Wales, Australia academic (1952-1961) Overseas political scientist (1952-1961) Overseas academic (1962-1987) Australian Capital Territory, Australia political scientist (1962-1987) Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Key Organisations *	Australian Institute of International Affairs (ACT) (member) Australian Political Science Association (member, ?-2011) Australian Political Science Association (life member, ?-2011) Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (fellow, 1967-2011)
Political Activism *	Vietnam War supporter (academic)
Workplaces *	Australian Broadcasting Corporation (journalist, 1941-1946) Workers' Educational Association (NSW) (lecturer, 1946-1951) Australian National University (international relations) (academic, 1962-1987) Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (executive director, 1989-1991)

* Dates are approximate