Contemporary southern politics
By: edited by Darryl Paulson.
Contributors: Paulson, Darryl.
Publisher: College and University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 353
Subjects: African Americans -- Southern States -- Politics and government.; Southern States -- Politics and government -- 1951-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Wilhoit, F. Congress and massive resistance.; title: Feagin, J. Civil rights voting by southern Congressmen.; title: Spicer, G. Federal judiciary and political change in the South.; title: Vines, K. Federal district judges and race relations cases in the South.; title: Jewell, M. State legislatures in southern politics.; title: Black, E. Southern governors and political change: campaign stances on racial segregation and economic development, 1950-1969.; title: Matthews, D. and Prothro, J. Southern images of political parties.; title: Wiggins, C. Are southern party leaders really different.; title: Converse, P. E. On the possibility of major political realignment in the South.; title: Lewis, J. Black voter registration in the South.; title: Abney, F. G.  Factors related to Negro voter turnout in Mississippi.; title: Talbert, R. Poll tax repeal in Texas: a three year performance evaluation.; title: Salamon, L. Leadership and modernization: the emerging Black political elite in the American South.; title: Lee, H. The Black elected official and southern politics.; title: Paulson, D. The southern Black mayor and community conflict.; title: Strong, D. Further reflections on southern politics.; title: Havard, W. C. From past to present: an overview of southern politics.