The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 19, issue 3, 1991

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Civil rights legislation and the housing status of black americans: An overview pp. 5-28

Wilhelmina Leigh

Civil rights legislation and the housing status of black americans: Evidence from fair housing audits and segregation indices pp. 29-42

Veronica Reed

Trends in the housing status of black americans across selected metropolitan areas pp. 43-64

Wilhelmina Leigh

The effects of extended families and marital status on housing consumption by black female-headed households pp. 65-81

David Macpherson and James Stewart

Racial disparity in the atlanta housing market pp. 85-109

Carla Robinson

The role of housing vouchers in baltimore city, Maryland pp. 111-123

Sheila Ards

Urban renewal: The case of Buffalo, NY pp. 125-159

Alfred Price

Public housing in Charlottesville: The black experience in a small Southern City pp. 161-174

William Harris and Nancy Olmsted

Housing problems and prospects for blacks in Houston pp. 175-194

Robert Bullard

Housing for blacks: A challenge for kansas city pp. 195-209

William Robertson

Recent changes in the housing status of blacks in los angeles pp. 211-240

J. Grigsby

Volume 19, issue 2, 1990

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Nea presidential address, 1990: Africa, the development challenge of the 1990s pp. 5-16

Stephanie Wilson

W. Arthur Lewis lecture: Should there be a marshall plan for eastern europe? pp. 17-42

Irma Adelman

Nea presidential address, 1985: Managing African American development pp. 43-47

Richard America

The black scholar: An endangered species pp. 49-59

Alan Fechter

A common destiny: Blacks and American society pp. 61-72

Margaret Simms and Julianne Malveaux

The development of labour law in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 73-74

Roy Austin

Black lives, white lives: Three decades of race relations in America pp. 75-78

Harold Cheatham

Volume 19, issue 1, 1990

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

The causes and impact of the african debt crisis pp. 5-21

Alex Danso

Racial bloc voting and political mobilization in South Carolina pp. 23-37

James Loewen

Racial steering by real estate agents: Mechanisms and motives pp. 39-63

George Galster

Occupation equity: A black and white portrait of women in the united states military pp. 65-78

Harold Cheatham and Susan Seem

Race and prosecution expenditures pp. 79-90

Samuel Cameron

Correspondence pp. 91-91

William Perkins and J. Richardson

Economic adjustment policies for small nations (Theory and Experience in the English-Speaking Caribbean)by DeLisle Worrell and Compton Bourne pp. 93-95

S. Jones-Hendrickson

Volume 18, issue 4, 1990

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

A longitudinal analysis of racial wage differentials for young nonfarm rural workers pp. 5-12

Clifford Reid

Race and sex differences in the effects of early unemployment on wages pp. 13-36

Stephen Hills

Labor market segmentation and relative black/white teenage birth rates pp. 37-53

Elaine McCrate

The effect of human capital on the economic status of divorced and separated women: Differences by race pp. 55-68

Teresa Mauldin and Joan Koonce

Exploitation and inefficiency in Cameroon food marketing systems—myth or reality?: Some evidence from the west province pp. 69-97

Neil Boyer and Carlton Davis

Who defends america? Race, sex, and class in the armed forces by Edwin Dorn pp. 99-101

Juanita Firestone

Discrimination: Its economic impact on blacks, women, and jews by Robert Cherry pp. 103-105

Emily Blank

Volume 18, issue 3, 1990

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Racial inequality and white employment: An interpretation and test of the bargaining power hypothesis pp. 5-20

Steven Shulman

The gap at the top: Relative occupational earnings disadvantages of the black middle class pp. 21-38

Jeremiah Cotton

Factors affecting the upward mobility of black managers in private sector organizations pp. 39-57

Stella Nkomo and Taylor Cox

What else do unions do?: Race and gender in local 35 pp. 59-74

Rhonda Williams and Peggie Smith

Public assistance and job search behavior of the rural poor-evidence from the mississippi delta pp. 79-91

Tekie Fessehatzion and Bichaka Fayissa

Black business ownership in the rural south pp. 93-104

William O’Hare

Racial steering in urban housing markets: A review of the audit evidence pp. 105-129

George Galster

Review of race, class & conservatism pp. 131-135

Herbert Hunter

Volume 18, issue 2, 1989

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Job characteristics and the labor force participation behavior of black and white male youth pp. 05-22

Donald Williams

The changing nature of minority business: A comparative analysis of asian, nonminority, and black-owned businesses pp. 25-42

Timothy Bates

The impact of demand management policies on black vs. white employment pp. 43-60

John Abell

A measurement of economic growth for selected caribbean nations pp. 61-79

Edward Nissan

The relative quality of black economists pp. 81-86

Marshall Medoff

A descriptive overview of traditional farms and farm households in Zaire pp. 87-96

David Shapiro

Race, radicalism, and reform: Selected papers pp. 97-103

Julian Ellison

Volume 18, issue 1, 1989

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Nea presidential address: Political economy, race, and morals pp. 5-15

Samuel Myers

W. Arthur Lewis lecture: National and global perspectives on economic development—the two models of Arthur Lewis pp. 17-29

Ronald Findlay

Keynote address: NEA twentieth anniversary luncheon pp. 31-36

David Dinkins

Employment, income and economic identity in the U.S. virgin islands pp. 37-57

Jannette Domingo

Foreign aid as a promotional strategy pp. 59-74

Curtis Jolly and Millie Gadbois

The declining relative economic status of black families pp. 75-85

Jeremiah Cotton

Racial conflict and economic development pp. 87-89

James Stewart

How real is the federal deficit? pp. 91-93

Willie Belton