• Ph. D., Washington University 1968, Political Science
• A.M., Washington University 1967, Political Science
• A.B., William Jewell College 1964, Political Science

Bullock is author, co-author, editor or co-editor of more than 30 books and more than 250 articles and chapters.  He has published in major political science, public administration and education journals.  Among his most recent books are Redistricting:  The Most Political Activity in America (2010), The New Politics of the Old South, 6^th edition (2018), co-edited with Mark Rozell, Triumph of Voting Rights in the South (2009), co-authored with Keith Gaddie, Georgia Politics in a State of Change, 3rd edition (2020) also written with Keith Gaddie and the Oxford Handbook of Southern Politics co-edited with Mark Rozell (2012). The Triumph of Voting Rights in the South and Runoff Elections in the United States, co-authored with Loch Johnson, have each won the V. O. Key Award for being the best book on southern politics published in a particular year.

Bullock’s teaching and research specialties are legislative politics and southern politics.  He has been recognized for outstanding teaching by the Department of Political Science, the Honors Program, and the Student Government Association.  In 1993, Bullock was one of four professors in the College of Arts and Sciences to receive its highest teaching award. He was named the outstanding professor in the School of Public and International Affairs in 2003.  In 2005 he won the University of Georgia’s highest teaching award.

• Southern politics
• Legislative politics
• Elections and electoral systems

He has received research grants from the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Education, the Pew Charitable Trusts and the American Enterprise Institute.   His research has won awards from the Southern Political Science Association, the Southwest Political Science Association and the Georgia Political Science Association. In 1991, Bullock received the William A. Owens Creative Research Award presented by the University of Georgia.

Bullock has served as a consultant to the attorneys general in 11 states and to more than 70 states and local governments.  Since the 1970s, he has consulted on statewide redistricting litigation in more than a dozen states.

In 2011 and 2012 Georgia Trend Magazine recognized Bullock as one of the 100 most influential Georgians. Bullock also made James’s Magazine’s 2012 Most Influential list.

• Southern Political Science Association – Past president

• Research: Southern Politics; Legislative Politics; Elections and Electoral Systems.
• Outreach: Litigation consultant, speaker.

C.S. Bullock, III. 2021. Redistricting:  The Most Political Activity in America, 2nd edition.

C.S. Bullock, III, S.A. MacManus, J.D. Mayer and M.J. Rozell. 2019.  The South and the Transformation of U.S. Politics.

C.S. Bullock, III, and R. K. Gaddie. 2018. Georgia Politics in a State of Change. 3^rd edition

C.S. Bullock, III, and M. J. Rozell (editors). 2018. The New Politics of the Old South, 6^th ed.

C.S. Bullock, III, R. K. Gaddie and J. J. Wert. 2016. The Rise and Fall of the Voting Rights Act.

C.S. Bullock, III, S. E. Buchanan and R. K. Gaddie. 2015. The Three Governors’ Controversy: Skullduggery, Machinations and the Decline of Progressive Politics in the Peach State.

C.S. Bullock, III (editor). 2012. Key States, High Stakes: Sarah Palin, the Tea Party and the 2010 Elections.

C.S. Bullock, III.  2010. Redistricting:  The Most Political Activity in America.

C. S. Bullock, III, and R. K. Gaddie.  2010.  Georgia Politics in a State of Change.

C.S. Bullock, III, and  R. K. Gaddie. 2009. The Triumph of Voting Rights in the South.