Neil Sullivan

Education

Ph.D., Department of Politics, Brandeis University

M.A., Department of Political Science, University of Southern California

B.A., Department of Political Science, University of Southern California

Books

Sullivan, N. (2008). The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York (New edition with Epilogue). Oxford University Press.

Sullivan, N. (2001). The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York. New York, Oxford University Press.

Sullivan, N. (1992). The Diamond Revolution: The Prospects for Baseball After the Collapse of Its Ruling Class. New York, St. Martin’s Press.

Sullivan, N. (1990). The Minors: The Struggles and Triumph of Baseball’s Poor Relation. New York, St. Martin’s Press.

Sullivan, N. (1987). The Dodgers Move West. New York, Oxford University Press.

Journal Articles

(1998). Major League Baseball and American Cities: A Strategy for Playing the Stadium Game. Policy Studies Review, 15(1).

(1998). Baseball and Race: The Limits of Competition. The Journal of Negro History, LXXXIII(3).

(1982). The Cotton Dust Decision: The Confusion Continues. Administrative Law Review,

(1981). The Benzene Decision: A Case of Regulatory Confusion. Administrative Law Review,

(1978). Independent Adjudication and Occupational Safety and Health Policy: A Test for Administrative Court Theory. Administrative Law Review,

Book Chapters

Sullivan, N. (2000). Major League Baseball and American Cities: A Strategy for Playing the Stadium Game. In Rich, W. (Ed.), The Economics and Politics of Sports Facilities Westport, Connecticut. Quorum Books.

Sullivan, N. (1992). Was the Move Justified?. In Riley, D. (Ed.), The Dodgers Reader New York. Houghton Mifflin.

Other Scholarly Works

Research Currently in Progess

Sullivan, N.(n.d.). Denny O'Hare and Friends Save America...Starting with Baseball. In Progress.

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