Generational Conflict in Urban Politics: the 2002 Newark Mayoral Election.

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The paper examines the 2002 Mayoral election in Newark, NJ. In particular, the paper focuses on how generational differences between two African-American politicians translated into political conflict--a conflict which attracted national attention.

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Kraus, Jeffrey. "Generational Conflict in Urban Politics: the 2002 Newark Mayoral Election." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Philadelphia Marriott Hotel, Philadelphia, PA, Aug 27, 2003 <Not Available>. 2009-05-26 <http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p62173_index.html>

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Abstract: The paper examines the 2002 Mayoral election in Newark, NJ. In particular, the paper focuses on how generational differences between two African-American politicians translated into political conflict--a conflict which attracted national attention.

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Generational Conflict in Urban Politics: the 2002 Newark Mayoral Election Jeffrey Kraus Wagner College Presented at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association Philadelphia Pennsylvania August 2003 Overview The 2002 Newark mayoral election represents a new trend in contemporary politics: a contest between an older African-American incumbent and member of the new generation of African-Americans politicians who often hold different views and political attitudes. Newark is not isolated in this regard. In the last few election

WNBC-TV. 12 May. Russakoff Dale. 2002. “In Newark Race Black Political Visions Collide.” The Washington Post (14 May 2002) 1. Sherman Ted. 2002a. “Newark Mayor’s Race is Run in Political Arenas in and Outside City ” Star-Ledger (3 March) 1. ________. 2002b. “James Proves It’s Good to be Incumbent.” Newark Star-Ledger (15 May) 18. Tapper Jake. 2002. “Keeping the New Black Candidates Down.” Salon.com. (18 June). WABC-TV. 2002a. Report by Lisa Colagrossi. (12 May). WABC-TV. 2002b. Report by Dave

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