Research: Local and state politics; social movements.
Teaching: POLS 1101/1105H: American Government, POLS 2000: Introduction to Political Science, POLS 4640: Urban Politics, POLS 4650: State Politics, POLS 8160: Urban Politics, POLS 8165: State Politics, PADP 7520: Urban Policy. Fleischmann has won teaching awards from the Honors Program and the Student Government Association.
Education:
| 1984 |
Ph.D. |
Government |
University of Texas |
| 1973 |
B.A. |
Economics |
University of St. Thomas (MN) |
Statement of Interests:
Fleischmann's research has concentrated on the politics of urban development, including zoning, city-county consolidation, annexation, economic development policy, and local elections.
More recently, Fleischmann has worked on projects related to social movements and voters' decision to choose a Democratic or Republican ballot in an open primary.
Selected Publications/Presentations:
Arnold Fleischmann and Laura Moyer. "Competing Social Movements and Local Political Culture: Voting on Ballot Propositions to Ban Same-Sex Marriage in the American States." Social Science Quarterly (forthcoming).
Arnold Fleischmann and Carol Pierannunzi. 2007. Politics in Georgia 2nd edition. Athens: University of Georgia Press.
Arnold Fleischmann and Jason Hardman. 2004. “Hitting Below the Bible Belt: The Development of the Gay Rights Movement in Atlanta.” Journal of Urban Affairs 26: 407-426.
Arnold Fleischmann. 2000. "Regionalism and City-County Consolidation in Small Metro Areas." State and Local Government Review 32: 213-226.
Arnold Fleischmann and Lana Stein. 1998. "Campaign Contributions in Local Elections." Political Research Quarterly 51: 673-689.
Gary P. Green, Arnold Fleischmann, and Tsz Man Kwong. 1996. "The Effectiveness of Local Economic Development Policies in the 1980s." Social Science Quarterly 77: 609-625.
Arnold Fleischmann. 1989. "Politics, Administration, and Local Land-Use Regulation." Public Administration Review 49: 337-344. |
