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Barnett M. (1975) “The congressional Black caucus,” in Mansfield H. (ed.) Congress Against the President. New York: Praeger.

Bullock C. (1975) “The election of Blacks in the South: pre-conditions and consequences.” Amer. J. of Pol. Sci. 19 (November): 727–739.

Campbell D. Feagin J. (1975) “Black politics in the South: a descriptive analysis.” J. of Politics 37 (February): 129–162.

Cole L. (1976) Blacks in Power. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press.

Conyers J. Wallace W. (1976) Black Elected Officals. New York: Russell Sage.

Council of Black Appointees (1972) Report of the Committee on Purpose and Direction: Council of Black Appointees. Washington, DC.

Drake S. (1965) “The social and economic status of the negro in the United States,” in Parsons T. Clark K. (eds.) The Negro American. Boston, MA: Beacon.

Eisinger P. (1978) “The community action program and the development of Black leadership.” Prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, New York.

Franklin J. H. (1969) From Slavery to the Freedom: A History of Negro Americans. New York: Vintage Books.

Hadden J. Masotti L. Thiessen V. (1968) “The making of the Negro mayors 1967.” Trans-Action 5 (January-February): 21–30.

Henry C. (1977) “Legitimizing race in congressional politics.” Amer. Politics Q. 5 (April): 149–176.

Higham J. (1978) “Forms of ethnic leadership,” in Higham (ed.) Ethnic Leadership in America. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press.

Holden M. (1973) The Politics of the Black “Nation.” New York: Chandler.

Jones M. (1978) “Black political empowerment in Atlanta.” Annals 439 (September): 90–117.

Keller E. (1978) “The impact of Black mayors on urban policy.” Annals 439 (September): 40–52.

Levy A. Stoudinger S. (1976) “Sources of voting cues for the congressional Black caucus.” J. of Black Studies 7 (September): 29–46.

Mann D. (1964) “The selection of federal political executives.” Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev. 58 (September): 86–99.

Murray R. Vedlitz A. (1978) “Racial voting patterns in the South: an analysis of elections in five cities.” Annals 439 (September): 29–39.

Presthus R. (1974) Elites in the Policy Process. New York: Cambride Univ. Press.

Robeck B. (1974) “The congressional Black caucus and Black representation.” Prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago.

Salamon L. (1973) “Leadership and modernization: the emerging Black political elite in the American South.” J. of Politics 35 (August): 615–646.

Smith R. (1981a) “The Black congressional delegation.” Western Pol. Q. 34 (June): 203–221.

Smith R. (1981b) “Black power and the transformation from protest to politics.” Pol. Sci. Q. 96 (Fall): 431–443.

Stone C. (1968) Black Political Power in America, New York: Dell.

Stone P. (1980) “Ambition theory and the Black politician.” Western Pol. Q. 32 (March): 94–107.

Watson S. (1980) “Do Black mayors matter? The role of Black leadership in urban policy.” Prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington.