Category Archive: Georgia

Carolyn Bourdeaux Is Running for Congress in One of the South’s Most Diverse Suburbs

Carolyn Bourdeaux is an associate professor of Public Management and Policy at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies […]

What a Hagan Victory Would Mean for North Carolina

North Carolina has long seemed to be on the verge of breaking from its reactionary past. Time and time […]

What Does Woodward’s Origins of the New South Have to Say to the Twenty-First Century Reader?

Less than a decade after C. Vann Woodward’s epic tome, Origins of the New South (1951), had been published, […]

I Live in America’s Most Dangerous Suburb

According to Movoto.com, East Point, Georgia is America’s most dangerous suburb. As an eight-year resident of East Point, […]

Meet Dr. Rad, the Georgia Democrat Who’s Challenging Michelle Nunn from the Left

2014 looks to be a dolorous year for Democrats, unless some sudden shift in public opinion intervenes between […]

“I’d Tap That,” or Whither General Keith Alexander?

On August 23 the Wall Street Journal reported that National Security Agency (NSA) analysts abused their extraordinary power to […]

A Day Spent Listening to Talk Radio

On a drive around the great state of Georgia, I got to indulge in one of my favorite […]

Was the American Civil War the First “Total War”?

“War is simply power unrestrained by constitution or compact.” With words like these General William Tecumseh Sherman helped […]