Hanes Walton Jr.

Hanes Walton Jr. (September 25, 1941 — January 8, 2013) was an American political scientist and professor of African-American studies who pioneered the study of race in American politics. He was an early advocate for the creation of African-American politics as a subfield of political science, and he has been credited with developing the scientific study of Black politics. Walton published dozens of books and more than 100 journal articles or book chapters, investigating topics like African-American political participation and representation, Black conservatism, political parties in the United States, and the American presidency. Provided by Wikipedia
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    American politics and the African American quest for universal freedom by Walton, Hanes, 1941-

    New York : Longman, 2010
    5th ed.
    Format: Book


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    Black politics; a theoretical and structural analysis by Walton, Hanes, 1941-

    Philadelphia, Lippincott 1972
    Format: Book


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    The African foreign policy of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger a documentary analysis by Walton, Hanes, 1941-

    Lanham : Lexington Books, 2007
    Format: Electronic eBook
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    African American power and politics : the political context variable by Walton, Hanes, 1941-

    New York : Columbia University Press, 1997
    Format: Book