Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Optimal Planning: A Radical Critique pp. 33-47: Drew S. Barden and Drew S. Barden
Surplus and Surplus Value pp. 48-64: William J. Barclay, Mitchell Stengel, William J. Barclay and Mitchell Stengel
Monopoly Capital and the Great Depression: Testing Baran and Sweezy's Hypothesis pp. 65-75: Robert R. Keller and Robert R. Keller
Market Socialism and Socialist Values pp. 76-90: Arthur Diquattro and Arthur DiQuattro

Trends in Economic Discrimination Against Blacks in the U.S. Working Class pp. 1-21: Szymanski Al
Racial Biases in the Property Tax System pp. 22-32: Edward Greer
Capital Theory and Racism: From Laissez-Faire to the Eugenics Movement in the Career of Irving Fisher pp. 33-42: Mark Aldrich
History and the Intelligence of the Disinherited pp. 43-54: Azinna Nwafor
Good Times on the Cross: A Marxian Review pp. 55-66: Sarah Elbert
Poor Richard at Work in the Cotton Fields pp. 67-83: Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
In the Name of Humanity and the Cause of Reform pp. 84-99: Eugene Genovese
Book Review: Detroit: I Do Mind Dying pp. 101-102: William K. Tabb

PART I: The Corporation and The Labor Process pp. 1-10: Michel De Vroey
The Work Shortage: Class Struggle and Capital Reproduction pp. 11-30: Bill Wycko and William Wycko
Class, Conception and Conflict: The Thrust for Efficiency, Managerial Views of Labor and The Working Class Rebellion, 1903-22 pp. 31-49: Bryan Palmer
The Limits of Work Humanization pp. 50-59: Andrew Zimbalist
PART II: An Open Letter about Chile to Arnold Harberger and Milton Friedman pp. 61-76: Andre Gunder Frank

Class Conflict and Macro-Policy: The Political Business Cycle pp. 1-19: Raford Boddy and James Crotty
What Do Bosses Do? Part II pp. 20-37: Stephen A. Marglin and Stephen A. Marglin
Income Distribution and Revolutionary Potential in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 38-51: John Pettengill
Urban Form and the Mode of Production pp. 52-68: Larry Sawyers
Black Gold and the Re-emergence of the Dollar Standard pp. 69-78: Martin Landsberg
Theoretical Notes and Comments pp. 79-83: Ann Davis and Richard England
Book Reviews: Management and Labor pp. 84-90: Maarten De Kadt

A Radical Teaching A Straight Principles of Economics Course pp. 2-9: Michael Meeropol
The Ideological Bias of Traditional Theory pp. 10-19: Robert Cherry
Economics as a Social Science: Introducing the Capitalist Economy pp. 20-40: Robert Buchele and William Lazonick
Radical Pedagogy in the University? pp. 42-47: Norris Clement
Teaching Critical Social Consciousness pp. 48-54: Will Cummings
Toward A Theory and Practice of the Radical Classroom pp. 55-65: David Bramhall
Teaching From Within pp. 66-74: Gerald Sazama
Pedagogy by the Oppressed pp. 75-79: Amy Bridges and Heidi Hartmann
Internal and External Issues of Dependency: Approach, Pedagogical Method, and Critique of Two Courses on Latin America pp. 80-94: Ronald Chilcote, Steve Gorman, Cis Le Roy and Sara Sheehan

Capitalist Planning and Military Expenditures pp. 1-19: James Cypher
Marxist Theory and International Capital Flows pp. 20-40: Al Szymanski
Theories of American Imperialism: A Critical Evaluation pp. 41-60: Thomas Weisskopf
Subjectivity and Dialectical Materialism pp. 61-68: Daniel Luria
A Revision of the Economic Surplus Concept pp. 69-74: Ron Stanfield
An Application of Marxian Theory to Environmental Economics pp. 75-77: Michael Perelman
Book Reviews: MYTHS AND TRUTHS about a book by FRANCES FITZGERALD pp. 78-86: Nguyen Khac Vien
Book Reviews: Moral Incentives in Cuba pp. 86-90: Bruce Williams and Michael Yates

Revised Statement of Editorial Policy for the Rrpe pp. ii-iv: N/a
Procedures for Review of Manuscripts Submitted To the RRPE pp. v-vi: Amy Bridges
Announcement of Special Issue On Racism pp. vii-viii: N/a
Introduction to Special Issue on Economic History pp. ix-x: N/a
Karl Marx and Enclosures in England pp. 1-59: William Lazonick
What Do Bosses Do? pp. 60-112: Stephen A. Marglin
The Origins of Job Structures in the Steel Industry pp. 113-173: N/a
Trends in the Determinants Underlying the Process of Social Stratification: Boston 1880-1920 pp. 174-194: Daniel D. Luria

Revised Statement of Editorial Policy for the Rrpe pp. ii-iv: N/a
Procedures for Review of Manuscripts Submitted To the RRPE pp. v-vi: Ann Davis
Announcement of Special Issue On Racism pp. vii-viii: N/a
Statement On Women pp. ix-ix: Amy Bridges
Theoretical Notes and Comments pp. x-x: Peter Bell
Introduction pp. xii-xviii: N/a
Class Consciousness and Stratification in the Labor Process pp. 1-31: Howard M. Wachtel
Erratum pp. 31-31: N/a
The Plantation Economy and Its Aftermath pp. 32-48: Jay R. Mandle
Organizing the Working Poor --the California Grape Strike Experience pp. 50-75: Richard W. Hurd
Poor People Against the State pp. 76-98: Margaret Levi
The Integration of Higher Education Into the Wage Labor System pp. 100-133: Samuel Bowles
Taxes, Taxpayers and Social Change: the Political Economy of the State Sector pp. 134-153: Elliott Sclar, Ted Behr, Raymond Torto and Maralyn Edid