Books by Jack D. Fleer

Provides a concise but comprehensive introduction to the structure and nature of politics in North Carolina. The book examines several major subjects with a focus on the 1940-66 period, delineating intra- and inter-party competition during that crucial period of transition. Originally published 1968.

Analyzing a range of political actors and organizations, which includes the state legislature, the governor and executive branch, the judiciary, political parties, interest groups, and the media, the author illuminates North Carolina's rich political history, its evolving constitutional order, and its changing political culture.