Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Statement of Editorial Policy for the Review of Radical Political Economics pp. ii-ii: N/a
Procedures for Review of Manuscripts Submitted To the RRPE pp. iii-iv: Ann Davis
Announcement of Special Issue On Racism pp. v-vi: N/a
Theoretical Notes and Comments pp. vii-vii: Peter Bell
The Nationalization of Copper in Chile: Antecedents and Consequences pp. 1-25: Al Gedicks
The Obsolescence of Growth: Capitalism and the Environmental Crisis pp. 26-45: Harvey Salgo
Waiting for Righty: a Critique of the "Fascism" Hypothesis pp. 46-66: Alan Wolfe
A Note On Radical Economics and the New Economists pp. 67-72: Tom Riddell

Statement of Editorial Policy for the Review of Radical Political Economics pp. ii-ii: N/a
Procedures for Review of Manuscripts Submitted To the RRPE pp. iii-iv: Ann Davis
Announcement of Special Issue On "Radical Teaching" pp. v-v: N/a
Paradise Reswitched pp. 1-17: James L. Dietz
The Swindling of the Average Taxpayer: the Story of Taxes in Vermont pp. 18-46: Lee Webb
Class Struggle and the Nature of the Working Class pp. 47-86: Robert Cherry
Imperialism Reconsidered pp. 87-92: Emil Malizia
On the Obligation To Publish and the Nature of URPE Literature pp. 93-94: Gary Francis
Ecological Conflicts: a Reply pp. 95-103: John Hardesty, Norris C. Clement and Clinton E. Jencks
There Aren'T Many Women Economists Are There? pp. 104-105: Peggy Howard
URPE Literature Clearing House pp. 106-111: N/a

Members of Editorial Board, 1972-73 pp. i-i: N/a
Statement of Editorial Policy for the Review of Radical Political Economics pp. ii-ii: N/a
Procedures for Review of Manuscripts Submitted To the RRPE pp. iii-iv: Ann Davis
Announcement of Special Issue On "Contradictions of Advanced Capitalism" pp. v-v: N/a
Announcement of Special Issue On "Radical Teaching" pp. vi-vi: N/a
Introduction pp. 1-2: N/a
Nikolai Bukharin On Economic Imperialism pp. 3-12: Peter Karl Kresl
Foreign Investment and the Aggregate Balance of Payments for Underdeveloped Countries pp. 13-18: Michael Zweig
The Multinational Corporation and Labor pp. 19-36: Steve Babson
The Border Industrial Program On the United States--Mexico Border pp. 37-52: Raul A. Fernandez
Dependence and Imperialism in India pp. 53-96: Thomas E. Weisskopf

Alienation and Power pp. 1-34: Herbert Gintis
Ruling Class as a Scientific Concept pp. 35-69: David Nichols
Regional Colonialism and the Southern Economy pp. 70-79: Joseph Persky
The Redistribution of Consumption in Socialist Cuba pp. 80-102: David Barkin
Samuelson On Marx: a Note pp. 103-111: Gayle Southworth

Introduction pp. 1-3: Jim Campen and David Gold
Inflation, Recession and Crisis, or, Would You Buy a New Car From This Man? pp. 4-37: Frank Ackerman and Arthur MacEwan
Wage Controls, Monopoly Capitalism, and the Contemporary Overproduction Crisis pp. 38-53: Walter Snyder
The New Economics: Handmaiden of Inspired Truth pp. 54-84: Richard B. Du Boff and Edward S. Herman
Notes On Inflation pp. 85-112: Michael Best
Inflation, Profits and the New Economic Policy pp. 113-121: Howard Sherman
The American Empire and the International Monetary Crisis pp. 122-128: E.K. Hunt
A Parable of Pigs (the Inflation/Unemployment Dilemma pp. 129-130: Douglas Stutsman
On Nixon's New Economic Policies pp. 131-136: N/a
Suggested Further Reading pp. 137-139: Jim Campen and David Gold

Note pp. i-i: Sarah Diamant and Jean Rosenberg
Women's Work pp. 2-19: Paddy Quick
The Development of Economic Thought On the "Woman Problem" pp. 21-39: Janice F. Madden
Women in the War Economy--World War Ii pp. 40-57: J.E. Trey
The Vertical to Marcia and Esther and two unionized women out West pp. 58-59: Toby Brooks
Women in the Soviet Economy pp. 60-74: Marilyn Power Goldberg
Women's Liberation and Class Struggle pp. 75-84: Vania Bambirra, Leslie Krebs and Barbara Bayer
Options of the Single Pregnant Woman pp. 86-106: Dawn Day Wachtel
A Feminist Analysis of Relative Deprivation in Academic Women pp. 107-119: Judith Long Laws
SEX AND THE PUBLIC SERVICE Kathleen Archibald, Ottawa, Canada Queen's Printer, 1970. 218 pp. $3.25 pp. 120-123: Sarah Elbert Diamant
A Review of the Role of Women in Modern Economic Life pp. 124-128: Jean Rosenberg
The Role of Women in Modern Economic Life Economics 10 Spring, 1972 Working Bibliography pp. 129-131: Cynthia B. Lloyd
Women's Work Economics 980, Junior Economics Tutorial pp. 132-135: Paddy Quick
The Economic History of Women in America pp. 136-137: Jean Rosenberg
Women in the United States Economy pp. 138-141: Francine B. Weisskoff
Black and White Women; a Seminar in Inter-Racial Perspectives Female Studies 401 pp. 142-148: Sarah Diamant
Women in Labor Unions in the United States, 1825 - 1935; a Bibliography pp. 150-154: Martha Jane Soltow

A Note From the Editorial Coordinators pp. i-ii: N/a
Property and the Means of Production. A Primer on The Cambridge Controversy pp. 1-27: Edward J. Nell
Notes Towards a Pluralist Commonwealth pp. 28-48: Gar Alperovltz
Introduction To Normative Property Theory pp. 49-67: David Ellerman
Mass Transit and the Power Elite pp. 68-77: Raiph Ives, Gary W. Lloyd and Larry Sawers
The Invisible Finger pp. 78-84: A. Douglas Stutsman
The Political Economy of the New Right pp. 85-99: Bruce McFarlane
The Limits of Urban Policy pp. 100-109: Jerome Joffe
Ecological Conflicts pp. 110-120: Eric Chester
A Note On Political Economy and the Politics of Economists pp. 121-121: John Weeks

Capitalism, Underdevelopment and the Future of the Poor Countries pp. 1-35: Thomas E. Weisskopf
Capitalist Expansion, Ideology and Intervention pp. 36-58: Arthur MacEwan
Employment, Growth, and Foreign Domination in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 59-70: John Weeks
Land Title for the Alaska Natives and Their Economic Development pp. 71-76: Stewart E. Perry and Mark W. Frankena
Towards a Political Economy Analysis of Underdevelopment pp. 77-108: Michael Meeropol
The Liberals Discover Militarism pp. 109-116: James M. Cypher
Capitalism and the Military-Industrial Complex: a Comment pp. 117-125: Richard England