Minion Kenneth Chauncey "KC" Morrison
is currently Professor of Public Policy and Administration at the University of
Delaware. He was previously Head of the Department of Political Science and
Public Administration, and Senior Associate in African American Studies at
Mississippi State University. From 1989-2009 he was Professor of Political
Science at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he also held the
Frederick Middlebush Professorship. He served there as a Vice Provost from 1989
to 1997. Prior to Missouri, Morrison was at Syracuse University, where he
served as the Chair of Afro-American Studies for five years. He has a BA. (cum
laude) from Tougaloo College (1968), and MA (1969) and PhD (1977) in Political
Science and African Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Morrison's research and publications have
appeared in the fields of comparative and American politics and
administration. His publications include several books: Aaron Henry of
Mississippi: Inside Agitator, (2015,); African Americans and Political
Participation (2003); Black Political Mobilization, Leadership and Power
(1987); Housing and Urban Poor in Africa (1982), edited with Peter Gutkind; and
Ethnicity and Political Integration (1982). Also many articles and
reviews have appeared in such journals as Polity, Comparative Political Studies,
Comparative Studies in Society and History, Publius, Comparative Politics,
Political Science Quarterly, International Political Science Review, National
Political Science Review, Politics and Religion, American Political Science
Review, International Studies Perspectives, and Journal of Modern African
Studies.
This year's awards will be presented during the Decatur Book Festival on Sunday, September 1st.
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