CONNECTING WHAT MATTERS

Craig Pascoe

Education: Ph.D. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. (1998)

Dr. Pascoe is an associate professor of history.  He serves as the editor of Atlanta History: A Journal of Georgia and the South and as an associate book review editor for the H-Urban Internet List Group.

Courses Taught

United States History to 1865; The History of Violence in America; United States History Since 1865; The History of Urban America; World History, 1500-Present; The Automobile in American History and Culture; World History to 1500; The American South, Colonial to Present; The Social and Cultural History of America Since 1945; Georgia: Colony and State

Awards, Fellowships and Grants

Arthur H. Cole Research Grant (1999)
Economic History Association

Archie K. Davis Fellowship (1999-2000)
The North Caroliniana Society, Wilson Library
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Alfred D. Chandler, Jr. Traveling Fellowship (1996-1997)
Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Administration,
Cambridge, Massachusetts

Institute for Southern Studies Research Fellow (1995-1996)
The University of South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina

Center for the History of Business, Technology & Society Research Grant (1996)
Hagley Museum and Library
Wilmington, Delaware

Albert J. Beveridge Research Grant (1995)
American Historical Association
Washington, D.C.

Current Projects

The Detroit of the South: John Gary Anderson and Southern Industrialization, 1861-1926. Manuscript under review at the University of South Carolina Press, Alex Moore, Acquisitions Editor.Current Projects

Publications

Articles

"'Autos May Come and Autos May Go---But The Horse Will Be With Us Forever': The Rock Hill Buggy Company and Changing Technology, 1900-1915," Paper presented at the 25th Symposium of the International Committee for the History of Technology, and forthcoming in Achse, Rad, und Wagen, a German journal of transportation history.

"The Monroe Rifle Club: Finding Justice in an 'Ungodly and Social Jungle Called Dixie," in Lethal Imagination: Violence and Brutality in American History, Michael A. Bellesilles, Editor. (New York: New York University Press, 1999).

"Made in Dixie But....The Anderson Motor Company and the Problems of Financing and Acceptance of a Southern Made Automobile," Selected Papers from the American Automobile Industry - Past, Present, Future Conference at the Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village in conjunction with The Society of Automotive Historians, September 5-8, 1996 in Automotive History Review, Vol. 32 (Spring, 1998).

"Cooperation in the South: Efforts to Control the Price of Cotton." In Essays in Economic and Business History, Vol. XII, Edwin J. Perkins, Editor. Los Angeles: Department of History, University of Southern California, for the Economic and Business Historical Society, (Summer, 1994).

Contributions

"McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents," In African American Encyclopedia, Second Edition , R. Kent Rasmussen, Editor. (Tarrytown, New York: Marshall Cavendish Publishers, 2001).

"Gambling," "Mill Towns," "Satellite Cities," "Neighborhood Protective Associations," "Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area," "Urbanized Area," and "Zone in Transition," In American Cities and Suburbs: An Encyclopedia, Neil Larry Shumsky, Editor. (New York: ABC-CLIO, 1999).

"Southern Commercial Conventions," "Port Royal Experiment," and "Brooks-Sumner Affair," In The Historical Encyclopedia of World Slavery, Junius P. Rodriguez, Editor. (ABC-CLIO, 1998).

"Lynching," In The Encyclopedia of Civil Rights in America, David Bradley and Shelley Fisher Fishkin, Editors. (Pasadena, California: Sharpe Reference, 1998).

"Thorstein Veblen," "New Orleans," and "Roads: automobiles, buses, and trucks," In Reader's Guide to American History, Peter J. Parish, Editor. (Cambridge: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 1998).

"Confederate Flag," In The Encyclopedia of Propaganda, Juliane Brand, Editor. (Pasadena, California: Sharpe Reference,1998).

"1943: Urban Race Riots," In Great Events from History: North American Series, Revised Edition, Four Volumes, Frank N. Magill, General Editor. (Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 1997).

"Race Relations in Knoxville, 1865-1994." In "Report on Race Relations," Project Change Executive Summaries, Knoxville, Tennessee. Funded by Levi-Strauss Foundation. (October, 1995).

Charlotte and the New South: A Region at Work. Ross Yockey, Producer; Craig S. Pascoe, Research Associate. Audio-visual work produced for The Museum of the New South, Charlotte, North Carolina (released February 1993).