Race and Representation
Herausgeber: Persons, Georgia A
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Race and Representation
Herausgeber: Persons, Georgia A
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The National Political Science Review is the official publication of the National Conference of Black Political Scientists
The National Political Science Review is the official publication of the National Conference of Black Political Scientists
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 343
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 599g
- ISBN-13: 9781560009597
- ISBN-10: 1560009594
- Artikelnr.: 26186840
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 343
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 599g
- ISBN-13: 9781560009597
- ISBN-10: 1560009594
- Artikelnr.: 26186840
Georgia A. Persons
1: Editor's Introductory Note
Symposium: Race and Representation
2: Voting Rights Policy and Redistricting: An Introductory Essay
3: The 1990s Round of Redistricting: A Schematic Outline of Some Key Features
4: Minority Representation and the Tradeoffs in Legislative Redistricting
5: The Impact of Redistricting on African-American Representation in the U.S. Congress and State Legislatures in the 1990s
6: Redistricting the Commonwealth: ANarrative and Analysis of the Virginia Outcome, 1991-1996
7: New York City Redistricting and New York State Congressional Redistricting: A View from the Inside
8: Georgia's Reapportionment and Redistricting Process in 1995: Reflections of a Participant Observer
9: Social Movement Theory in the Examination of Mobilization in a Black Community: The 1991 Sacramento Redistricting Project
10: The Voting Rights Act and Judicial Elections: A Horse of a Different Color or Canary in the Coal Mine?
11: Redistricting in the Multiracial Twenty-First Century: Changing Demographic and Socioeconomic Conditions Pose Important New Challenges
12: Race and Representation: A Commentary
Call and Response: The Politics of Speaking to and for Black America
13: The Messages and the Messengers: Opinions from the Million Men Who Marched
Progress and Resistance
14: Two Paths to Minority Empowerment
15: Limited and Cumulative Voting in Alabama: An Assessment After Two Rounds of Elections
16: Fiscal Neglect as a Response to School Desegregation: Defunding Desegregated Schools
The Political Science Discipline: Constraints and Concerns
17: - The Limits of Rational Choice Theory
18: The Study of African-American Politics as Social Danger: Clues from the Disciplinary Journals
Reflection
19: Civil Rights Policy and the Liberal Tradition: A Framework for Evaluating Social Policy
Research
20: Separate and Unequal: Incorporation, Stratification, and Reform
21: The Political Behavior of American Blacks: A Research Note on Effects of Four Classes of Variables
22: Early Post-Cold War Views of World Affairs
23: The Devolution Decade: Assessing the States' Response
24: Reform, Re-Invention, and Good Governance: Politics, the Public Service, and Public Accountability
25: The Preeminent African-American Legal Scholar: J. Clay Smith, Jr.
Book Reviews
27: Invitation to the Scholarly Community
Symposium: Race and Representation
2: Voting Rights Policy and Redistricting: An Introductory Essay
3: The 1990s Round of Redistricting: A Schematic Outline of Some Key Features
4: Minority Representation and the Tradeoffs in Legislative Redistricting
5: The Impact of Redistricting on African-American Representation in the U.S. Congress and State Legislatures in the 1990s
6: Redistricting the Commonwealth: ANarrative and Analysis of the Virginia Outcome, 1991-1996
7: New York City Redistricting and New York State Congressional Redistricting: A View from the Inside
8: Georgia's Reapportionment and Redistricting Process in 1995: Reflections of a Participant Observer
9: Social Movement Theory in the Examination of Mobilization in a Black Community: The 1991 Sacramento Redistricting Project
10: The Voting Rights Act and Judicial Elections: A Horse of a Different Color or Canary in the Coal Mine?
11: Redistricting in the Multiracial Twenty-First Century: Changing Demographic and Socioeconomic Conditions Pose Important New Challenges
12: Race and Representation: A Commentary
Call and Response: The Politics of Speaking to and for Black America
13: The Messages and the Messengers: Opinions from the Million Men Who Marched
Progress and Resistance
14: Two Paths to Minority Empowerment
15: Limited and Cumulative Voting in Alabama: An Assessment After Two Rounds of Elections
16: Fiscal Neglect as a Response to School Desegregation: Defunding Desegregated Schools
The Political Science Discipline: Constraints and Concerns
17: - The Limits of Rational Choice Theory
18: The Study of African-American Politics as Social Danger: Clues from the Disciplinary Journals
Reflection
19: Civil Rights Policy and the Liberal Tradition: A Framework for Evaluating Social Policy
Research
20: Separate and Unequal: Incorporation, Stratification, and Reform
21: The Political Behavior of American Blacks: A Research Note on Effects of Four Classes of Variables
22: Early Post-Cold War Views of World Affairs
23: The Devolution Decade: Assessing the States' Response
24: Reform, Re-Invention, and Good Governance: Politics, the Public Service, and Public Accountability
25: The Preeminent African-American Legal Scholar: J. Clay Smith, Jr.
Book Reviews
27: Invitation to the Scholarly Community
1: Editor's Introductory Note
Symposium: Race and Representation
2: Voting Rights Policy and Redistricting: An Introductory Essay
3: The 1990s Round of Redistricting: A Schematic Outline of Some Key Features
4: Minority Representation and the Tradeoffs in Legislative Redistricting
5: The Impact of Redistricting on African-American Representation in the U.S. Congress and State Legislatures in the 1990s
6: Redistricting the Commonwealth: ANarrative and Analysis of the Virginia Outcome, 1991-1996
7: New York City Redistricting and New York State Congressional Redistricting: A View from the Inside
8: Georgia's Reapportionment and Redistricting Process in 1995: Reflections of a Participant Observer
9: Social Movement Theory in the Examination of Mobilization in a Black Community: The 1991 Sacramento Redistricting Project
10: The Voting Rights Act and Judicial Elections: A Horse of a Different Color or Canary in the Coal Mine?
11: Redistricting in the Multiracial Twenty-First Century: Changing Demographic and Socioeconomic Conditions Pose Important New Challenges
12: Race and Representation: A Commentary
Call and Response: The Politics of Speaking to and for Black America
13: The Messages and the Messengers: Opinions from the Million Men Who Marched
Progress and Resistance
14: Two Paths to Minority Empowerment
15: Limited and Cumulative Voting in Alabama: An Assessment After Two Rounds of Elections
16: Fiscal Neglect as a Response to School Desegregation: Defunding Desegregated Schools
The Political Science Discipline: Constraints and Concerns
17: - The Limits of Rational Choice Theory
18: The Study of African-American Politics as Social Danger: Clues from the Disciplinary Journals
Reflection
19: Civil Rights Policy and the Liberal Tradition: A Framework for Evaluating Social Policy
Research
20: Separate and Unequal: Incorporation, Stratification, and Reform
21: The Political Behavior of American Blacks: A Research Note on Effects of Four Classes of Variables
22: Early Post-Cold War Views of World Affairs
23: The Devolution Decade: Assessing the States' Response
24: Reform, Re-Invention, and Good Governance: Politics, the Public Service, and Public Accountability
25: The Preeminent African-American Legal Scholar: J. Clay Smith, Jr.
Book Reviews
27: Invitation to the Scholarly Community
Symposium: Race and Representation
2: Voting Rights Policy and Redistricting: An Introductory Essay
3: The 1990s Round of Redistricting: A Schematic Outline of Some Key Features
4: Minority Representation and the Tradeoffs in Legislative Redistricting
5: The Impact of Redistricting on African-American Representation in the U.S. Congress and State Legislatures in the 1990s
6: Redistricting the Commonwealth: ANarrative and Analysis of the Virginia Outcome, 1991-1996
7: New York City Redistricting and New York State Congressional Redistricting: A View from the Inside
8: Georgia's Reapportionment and Redistricting Process in 1995: Reflections of a Participant Observer
9: Social Movement Theory in the Examination of Mobilization in a Black Community: The 1991 Sacramento Redistricting Project
10: The Voting Rights Act and Judicial Elections: A Horse of a Different Color or Canary in the Coal Mine?
11: Redistricting in the Multiracial Twenty-First Century: Changing Demographic and Socioeconomic Conditions Pose Important New Challenges
12: Race and Representation: A Commentary
Call and Response: The Politics of Speaking to and for Black America
13: The Messages and the Messengers: Opinions from the Million Men Who Marched
Progress and Resistance
14: Two Paths to Minority Empowerment
15: Limited and Cumulative Voting in Alabama: An Assessment After Two Rounds of Elections
16: Fiscal Neglect as a Response to School Desegregation: Defunding Desegregated Schools
The Political Science Discipline: Constraints and Concerns
17: - The Limits of Rational Choice Theory
18: The Study of African-American Politics as Social Danger: Clues from the Disciplinary Journals
Reflection
19: Civil Rights Policy and the Liberal Tradition: A Framework for Evaluating Social Policy
Research
20: Separate and Unequal: Incorporation, Stratification, and Reform
21: The Political Behavior of American Blacks: A Research Note on Effects of Four Classes of Variables
22: Early Post-Cold War Views of World Affairs
23: The Devolution Decade: Assessing the States' Response
24: Reform, Re-Invention, and Good Governance: Politics, the Public Service, and Public Accountability
25: The Preeminent African-American Legal Scholar: J. Clay Smith, Jr.
Book Reviews
27: Invitation to the Scholarly Community