Southern politics in the 1990s

The two-party South: from the 1960s to the 1990s / Alexander P. Lamis

South Carolina: a decade of rapid Republican ascent / Glen T. Borach and Lee Bandy

North Carolina: between Helms and Hunt no majority emerges / Rob Christensen and John D. Fleer

Georgia: Democratic bastion no longer / Michael Binford, Tom Baxter, and David E. Sturrock

Virginia: Republicans surge in the competitive dominion / Margaret Edds and Thomas R. Morris

Arkansas: characters, crises, and change / Jay Barth, Diane D. Blair, and Ernie Dumas

Tennessee: a partisan big bang amid quiet accommodation / Philip Ashford and Richard Locker

Alabama: the GOP rises in the heart of Dixie / Patrick R. Cotter and Tom Gordon

Mississippi: from pariah to pacesetter? / Stephen D. Shaffer, David E. Sturrock, David A. Breaux, and Bill Minor

Louisiana: still sui generis like Henry / Edward F. Renwick, T. Wayne Parent, and Jack Wardlaw

Texas: Republicans gallop ahead / Richard Murray and Sam Attlesey

Florida: a volatile national microcosm / Joan Carver and Tom Fiedler

Southern politics in the 1990s / Alexander P. Lamis.