Program. The Citadel Symposium on Southern Politics THURSDAY, 6 MARCH Panel Session I: 8:30-9:45 A.M.
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1 Program The Citadel Symposium on Southern Politics THURSDAY, 6 MARCH 2014 Panel Session I: 8:30-9:45 A.M. Panel A: Undergraduate Research on Policy and Elections (230 MCH) Southern Women, Social Identity, and Political Involvement in the South Katherine Curley (College of Charleston) The Unhealthy South Tina Cota-Robles, Melissa Buckley, and Wesley Davis (all Florida Southern College) Income Inequality and Taxation Catherine Aquilina, Christine Warne, and Hannah Gifford (all Florida Education s Impact on the South s Economic Development Braden Davis, Saga Lundström, and Madison Nickell (all Florida The Effects of the 17 th Amendment on Voter Responsiveness? Matthew Geras, Ginno Huarocc, and Olivia Quinlan (all Florida Discussants: Laura R. Olson (Clemson and J. Michael Bitzer (Catawba College) Panel B: Undergraduate Research on Current Political Trends (228 MCH) A Conservative Storm: The Impacts of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on Voting Patterns in Louisiana Carter Payne and Jake Benoit (both Florida Desegregation Busing: A Case Study of Four Cities Caitlin Simmons and Kira Ramirez (both Florida The Origin of the Hispanic Vote: Identifying a Crucial Voting Group Steven Bramley, Jon Klos, and Ryan Sullivan (all Florida The Prospects for Hispanic Mobilization in the South David C. Ahnen (College of Charleston) Factionalism Within The Contemporary Conservative GOP: An Examination of Membership in the American South, Using Social Identifiers Martin Langston, Dylan Parvis, and Cody Khork (all Florida Discussants: James LaPlant (Valdosta State and Chad Kinsella (Lander
2 Panel Session II: 10:00-11:30 A.M. Panel C: Religion in Southern Politics (228 MCH) Religious Nationalism and Perceptions of Muslims and Islam Allyson Shortie and Ronald Keith Gaddie (both University of Oklahoma) Religion, Candidate Perception, and the Pharisee Effect in Campaign Advertising Perry F. Austin, Laura R. Olson, and Jeffrey A. Fine (all Clemson Pro-Life Politics and Rights Expansion: The Case of Free Speech Advocacy Among American Evangelicals Andrew R. Lewis (University of Cincinnati) The End of the Culture War? The Causes and Consequences of Social Issue Attitudes Across Region and Time Ted G. Jelen (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Discussants: Scott Segrest (The Citadel) and Patrick R. Miller (University of Kansas) Panel D: Realignment in the South (230 MCH) The Vital South? Regionalism in Federal Elections, " Thomas F. Eamon (East Carolina A Half-Century Retrospective on the Goldwater Vote Against the 1964 Civil Rights Act Impact on Southern Politics: Politics, Principle, Pragmatism, and Prologue Dan Ruff (Midlands Technical College) Redistricting Comes to Georgia Charles S. Bullock, III (University of Georgia) Discussants: Karen Owen (Reinhardt and John A. Clark (Western Michigan Panel Session III: 1:00-2:45 P.M. Panel E: State Legislative Politics (228 MCH) The Big Five Personality Characteristics and Southern Legislator Distinctiveness Joel Turner, Scott Lasley, and Jeff Kash (all Western Kentucky You Are Not Like Me! Regional Politics and Congressional Roll Call Voting Paul White (University of South Carolina) Discussants: Jason M. Roberts (University of North Carolina) and Jordan Ragusa (College of Charleston)
3 Thursday, Panel Session III, continued: 1:00-2:45 P.M. Panel F: Southern Identity (230 MCH) The Newest Southerners: Generational Differences in Electoral Behavior in the Contemporary South Charles Prysby (University of North Carolina at Greensboro) The Southern Voice: The Political Consequences of a Regional Accent Jason A. Husser, Kenneth E. Fernandez, and Carrie P. Eaves (all Elon Southern Migration and Southern Identity D. Sunshine Hillygus and McKenzie Young (both Duke Describing Ourselves: Identity Overlap and Fault Lines Regarding How Southerners Would Describe the South to Non-Southerners Scott H. Huffmon (Winthrop, Christopher N. Lawrence (Middle Georgia State College), and Allie Briggs (Winthrop Discussants: H. Gibbs Knotts (College of Charleston) and Bruce Anderson (Florida Panel Session IV: 3:00-4:30 P.M. Panel G: Civil Rights and Southern Politics in the 21 st Century (230 MCH) Gender Consequences of Modern Redistricting in the South Karen Owen (Reinhardt and Mark Owens (University of Georgia) Majority Minority Districts in the South: Are Majority Minority Districts Too Safe? Brandon R. Davis (University of Alabama) Understanding the Right to Vote: Public Discourse on Voting Rights in America Patrick R. Miller (University of Kansas) Voting Rights Acts: The Problem with The South: Redistricting and Reapportionment Carry J. Smith (Clark Atlanta Discussants: Charles S. Bullock (University of Georgia) and Ronald Keith Gaddie (University of Oklahoma) Panel H: Regionalism and National Political Parties (228 MCH) Regional Power and National Parties John M. Bruce (University of Mississippi) Appalachia and American Politics Steven White (Columbia Changing Patterns of Nomination Politics in the 21 st Century South John J. McGlennon (College of William and Mary) Discussants: Chris Grant (Mercer and M.V. Hood, III (University of Georgia)
4 FRIDAY, 7 MARCH 2014 Panel Session V: 8:30-10:15 A.M. Panel I: State Politics in the South (228 MCH) Explaining State Differences in the Implementation of the Affordable Health Care Act: A South/Non- South Comparison David A. Breaux (University of Louisiana-Lafayette), John C. Morris (Old Dominion, Rick Travis (Mississippi State, Robert C. Kenter (Old Dominion, Martin M. Mayer (Old Dominion Swing State or the New South Carolina? Exploring North Carolina s Political Future Christopher A. Cooper (Western Carolina and H. Gibbs Knotts (College of Charleston) Policy Diffusion in Southern States Jamie Monogan (University of Georgia) Comparing Competitive Contests in the Tar Heel State: An Analysis of 2008 and 2012 Elections and Voter Participation in North Carolina J. Michael Bitzer (Catawba College) Never Far from Grace: the Reelection of the Ousted 'Ten Commandments' Judge Roy Moore" Phillip Bridgmon and Shannon Bridgmon (both Northeastern State Discussants: Joe Stewart (Clemson and D. Sunshine Hillygus (Duke Panel J: Partisan Politics in Southern States (230 MCH) Who Punishes Party Switchers? Seth C. McKee (Texas Tech, Antoine Yoshinaka (American, Keith Lee (University of Florida), and Richard McKenzie (University of South Florida) The Intersection of Race and Gender on Local Government Elections in the South Lee Bernick (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Game Day and Election Day: College Football, Mayoral Elections, and the American South James LaPlant (Valdosta State, Keith Lee (University of Florida), and Sydny Bryan (Valdosta State "Southern Exceptionalism? President Obama's Religion, The Birther Movement, and Racism: A Comparison of Southern and Non-Southern Whites Jonathan Knuckey (University of Central Florida) Discussants: David Rohde (Duke and Kendra Stewart (College of Charleston)
5 Panel Session VI: 10:30-11:45 A.M. Panel K: Racial Attitudes in the South (230 MCH) Self-Monitoring and Racial Attitudes in the South Steve Borrelli (University of Alabama) White Consciousness: The Influence of Linked Fate, Racial Resentment, and Regionalism. Angie Maxwell, Todd Shields (both University of Arkansas), and Kirby Goidel (Louisiana State Race and the Tea Party in the Old Dominion M.V. Hood, III (University of Georgia), Quentin Kidd (Christopher Newport, and Irwin L. Morris (University of Maryland) Tracking the Racial and Ethnic Diversification of Florida: Minority Trailblazers in Florida State Politics Susan MacManus (University of South Florida) Discussants: Glen Browder (Jacksonville State and Don Fowler (University of South Carolina) Panel L: The Southern Republican Party (228 MCH) Unhyphenated Americans and the Rise of the Southern Republicans Brian Arbour (John Jay College, CUNY) Fear of the RINO? Governor Bill Haslam and the Tennessee General Assembly James Baumgardner (Carson-Newman College) Is the Party Still Going? The 2012 Democratic Primary and the Continued Growth of the Republican Party in the South Chad Kinsella (Lander Mark Sanford: Then and Now Marissa McAmis, Laura Penner, and David Woodard (all Clemson Discussants: Shannon Bridgmon (Northeastern State and Cole Blease Graham, Jr. (Texas A&M Panel Session VII: 1:45-3:30 P.M. Panel M: Roundtable on the 2014 Elections (230 MCH) John J. McGlennon (College of William and Mary) Angie Maxwell (University of Arkansas) David Woodard (Clemson Charles S. Bullock, III (University of Georgia) Susan MacManus (University of South Florida)
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