Nation Within a Nation: The American South and the Federal Government

ISBN-13: 9780813064482 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 366 str.

Glenn Feldman

Spis treści

• List of Illustrations
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction — Glenn Feldman
• Part I. Past to Present
• 1. First to Secede, Last to Accede: South Carolina's Resistance to the Republic, 1780–Present — Thomas F. Schaller
• Part II. Race, War, and Culture
• 2. Tom Watson and Resistance to Federal War Policies in Georgia during World War I — Zachary C. Smith
• 3. "Negroes, the New Deal, and . . . Karl Marx": Southern Antistatism in Depression and War — Jason Morgan Ward
• 4. Dixiecrats, Dissenting Delegates, and the Dying Democratic Party: Mississippi's Right Turn from Roosevelt to Johnson — Rebecca Miller Davis
• 5. Right Turn? The Republican Party and African American Politics in Post-1965 Mississippi — Chris Danielson
• Part III. A Nation within a Nation?
• 6. Texas Philosophy, Nashville Agrarianism, Reagan Republicanism, and the Neo-Confederacy: The Influence of M. E. Bradford — Fred Arthur Bailey
• 7. The Evil Empire Within: Southern Nationalism and the Washington Problem — David R. Jansson
• Part IV. Economic Development and Reform
• 8. Getting Farmers—and Tourists—"Out of the Mud": Alabama's Nineteenth-Century Experience with Public Projects and Its Response to the Federal Road Aid Acts of 1916 and 1921 — Martin T. Olliff
• 9. "From Nothin' to Somethin'": The Tennessee Valley Authority and Federal-Local Cooperation in the Sun Belt South, 1940–1960 — Matthew L. Downs
• 10. Lighting the "Dark and Evil World": Judge J. Smith Henley, Arkansas, and the Federal Judiciary's Reform of the Southern Prison — Gregory L. Richard
• Part V. Tax Fury and the Tea Party
• 11. The Tea Party in the South: Populism Revisited? — Allan B. McBride
• 12. Deal or No Deal: Taxes, Government Spending, and Alabamians Having Their Cake and Eating It Too — Natalie Motise Davis
• List of Contributors
• Index