Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Unequal Education and the Reproduction of the Social Division of Labor pp. 1-30: N/a
Ecology and Class Conflict pp. 31-55: Richard England and Barry Bluestone
Class Analysis and Investment in Human Resources: A Dynamic Model pp. 56-81: N/a
Political Economy and Environmental Destruction pp. 82-102: John Hardesty, Norris C. Clement and Clinton E. Jencks

Looking At Poverty From a Radical Perspective pp. 1-19: Howard M. Wachtel
Income Distribution in the United States pp. 20-43: Frank Ackerman, Howard Birnbaum, James Wetzler and Andrew Zimbalist
Income Distribution: the First Stage in the Consideration of Poverty pp. 44-50: Donald Light
Class and the Economics of Crime pp. 51-75: David M. Gordon
Urban Renewal and Land Use Conflicts pp. 76-89: Matthew Edel
Capitalism, Colonialism, and Racism pp. 90-106: William K. Tabb
A Simple Income Distribution Game pp. 107-119: Gelvin L. Stevenson

Scientific Paradigms and Economics: an Introduction pp. 1-16: Gerald E. Peabody
Towards a Radical Political Economics pp. 17-42: Ted Behr, Victor Garlin, Jeff Morris and Richard Roehl
Bourgeois and Radical Paradigms in Economics pp. 43-58: Michael Zweig
Toward a Critique of Economics pp. 59-66: Paul M. Sweezy
New Left Critique of Economics pp. 67-74: Michael Zweig
Political Economy and the Politics of Economists pp. 75-83: John Weeks
On Economics and the Politics of Economists (a Response To John Weeks) pp. 84-91: Michael Zweig

Industry and Imperialism in Brazil pp. 1-39: Frank Ackerman
Contradictions in Capitalist Development: the Case of Pakistan pp. 40-57: Arthur MacEwan
The Contradictions of Post-War Development in Southeast Asia pp. 58-73: Peter F. Bell and Stephen A. Resnick
On the Theory of Imperialism pp. 74-79: Peter F. Bell
Bibliography: On Studying Imperialism pp. 80-89: Robert Rhodes

Note pp. i-i: N/a
Capitalism and the "Military-Industrial Complex": the Obstacles To "Conversion" pp. 1-25: N/a
Maoist Economic Development: the New Man in the New China pp. 26-38: John W. Gurley
The Economics of Pure Communism pp. 39-50: Howard J. Sherman

The Privileges of Monopoly Capitalism: Market Power in the Ethical Drug Industry pp. 1-20: Philip Shaw
Market Socialism: a Humane Economy? pp. 21-42: Frank Roosevelt
New Working Class and Revolutionary Youth: a Theoretical Synthesis and a Program for the Future pp. 43-73: Herbert Gintis
Some Notes On the Political Economy of Pollution pp. 74-87: Gayle Southworth

Toward a Critique of Economics pp. 1-8: Paul M. Sweezy
Industrial Efficiency Under Managerial Vs. Cooperative Decision-Making: a Comparative Study of Manufacturing Enterprises in Israel pp. 9-34: Seymour Melman
The Economic Exploitation of Women pp. 35-47: Marilyn Power Goldberg
The Economics of Real Income Distribution pp. 75-86: Stephan Michelson
Statistical Noise and the Voices of the Poor: Poverty, Human Capitalists, and Economic Systems pp. 87-89: Howard M. Wachtel

Political Economy and the Politics of Economists pp. 1-10: John Weeks
Political Economy and the "National Interest" pp. 11-35: Michael Zweig
Black Capitalism: the Path To Black Liberation? pp. 36-55: Barry Bluestone
Unemployment and the Structure of Labor Demand pp. 56-74: Larry Sawers
On Muddled Methods and Their Meaning pp. 75-84: Barry Herman
A Comment on the Work-Leisure Myth pp. 85-88: David E. Kaun