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- Debashis
Aikat, Ph.D.
E-Communities
in Cyberspace: Virtual Community Building through the Internet.
- Jan
Boxill, Ph.D.
The Moral
Significance of Sports: Developing Respect for Other.
Game Plan
for Success: How to Turn Dreams into Reality.
Announcing
for the Dream Team: How I Got the Gold.
Ethics
in Sports: Developing Respect for Self and Others.
- Trudier
Harris , Ph.D.
Celebrating
Bigamy and Other Outlaw Behaviors: Zora Neale Hurston, Reputation, and
the Myth of Feminism.
African
American Literature and African American Folklore: Twin Towers of African
American Culture.
The Scary
Mason-Dixon Line: African American Writers and the South.
Martin
Luther King, Jr.: His Legacy in African American Literature.
- Kenneth
Janken, Ph.D.
African
American and International Politics During the Cold War.
The Origins
of the Civil Rights Movement in World War II.
Lynching
and Racial Violence and the Fight Against Them.
The Civil
Rights Movement from Brown to Bakke.
- James
L. Peacock, Ph.D.
Beyond
Stones and Bones: An Anthropologist's View of Contemporary Issues.
The South
Compared: Religious Experience in North Carolina and Abroad.
Symbols
and Rituals in Our Everyday Lives.
Globalism
and Localism.
- Theda
Perdue, Ph.D.
American
Indian Women.
Who is
an Indian? Native Americans in North Carolina.
- John
Shelton Reed, Ph.D.
The Banner
That Won't Stay Furled: The Confederate Flag Controversy in Mississippi.
The Twenty
Most Influential Southerners of the 20th Century.
What's
Southern about the South?
1001 Things
Everyone Should Know about the South.
- Niklaus
Steiner, Ph.D.
Immigration
and Asylum.
International
Migration.
Refugees.
Nationalisms/Ethnic
Conflict.
- Chuck
Stone, M.A.
Reflections
on the Changing South from a Born-Again Tar Heel, Ex-Connecticut Yankee.
- Rollie
Tillman, D.B.A.
From Rags
to Riches: Secrets f the Great American Entrepreneurs.
An Entrepreneurial
Walk across Campus: From Franklin Street to the Kenan Center.
- Thomas
A. Tweed, Ph.D.
Our Lady
of Guadalupe Visits the Confederate Memorial: Asian and Latin Religions
in the South.
Buddhism
in North Carolina.
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