Norton in 2005, and the second three-volume set is due to be published by W.W. Norton this fall). Germany, now an assistant professor at the University of South Carolina, was coordinator of the Miller Center’s Johnson project. His research interests lay in the American South, race relations, and poverty, and he is completing a book titled Seeking the Great Society: A Southern City After Jim Crow, 1964-1974, a grassroots study of the civil rights and antipoverty movements of the 1960s and 1970s and their role in the transformation of race relations and political culture in New Orleans.