The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 17, issue 4, 1989

Race and wealth pp. 5-25

Melvin Oliver and Thomas Shapiro

Black economic thought and the southern economy pp. 27-44

Joseph Persky

Changes in the stock of on-the-job training, race, and wage growth pp. 45-57

Emily Blank

Factors influencing the use of the hospital emergency room among black Americans pp. 59-71

Michael Thornton and Shelly White-Means

A data base with income and assets of new retirees by race and hispanic origin pp. 73-81

Donald Snyder

Racial employment and earnings differentials: The impact of the reagan administration—comment pp. 83-84

John Lott

Racial employment and earnings differentials: The impact of the reagan administration—reply pp. 85-87

Charles Register

Africa in perspective: Myths and realities pp. 89-92

Vernis Welmon

Volume 17, issue 3, 1989

Economic forces, structural discrimination and black family instability pp. 5-23

Robert Hill

Federal government policies and the “housing quotient” of black american families pp. 25-42

Wilhelmina Leigh

Values, beliefs, and welfare recipiency: Is there a connection? pp. 43-67

Lois Benjamin and James Stewart

The employed black: The dynamics of work-family tension pp. 69-85

Leanor Johnson

Child care and female employment in urban nigeria pp. 87-99

Amon Okpala

Family environment, educational aspiration and performance in St. Vincent pp. 101-122

Roy Austin

Volume 17, issue 2, 1988

Menu pp. 3-3

James Stewart

Impact of the 1975 tax cut on income and employment in the black community pp. 5-9

Julian Ellison and Robert Browne

Energy policy and socioeconomic growth in low-income communities pp. 11-27

Lenneal Henderson

Deindustrialization and unemployment in America pp. 29-44

Barry Bluestone

Implications of revenue sharing for black political and economic goals pp. 45-63

James Hefner and Marguerite Barnett

What happened to black economic development? pp. 65-88

William Tabb

The race factor in social security pp. 89-105

Patrick Driessen

Public housing and the black community pp. 107-129

Wilhelmina Leigh and Mildred Mitchell

Public housing and displacement: A response to the leigh-mitchell paper pp. 131-132

Patricia Thompson

Volume 17, issue 1, 1988

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Financing black politics: A study of congressional elections pp. 5-30

Robert Smith

Trends in relative earnings gains by black women: Implications for the future pp. 31-45

Augustin Fosu

Incentive schemes and racial wage discrimination pp. 47-56

Dale Belman and John Heywood

Transformation in the educational system: Catalysts for black change pp. 57-65

Margaret Simms

A report on the supply of black economists pp. 67-88

Margaret Simms and David Swinton

Political instability and economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Some recent evidence pp. 89-111

John Mbaku

Volume 16, issue 4, 1988

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

A note on emerging issues in minority business research pp. 5-9

Gavin Chen

Is hard work the key to success? A socioeconomic analysis of immigrant enterprise pp. 11-31

Philip Young and Ann Sontz

Social capital of black business owners pp. 33-50

Frank Fratoe

Do black-owned businesses employ minority workers? new evidence pp. 51-64

Timothy Bates

Market structure and the pattern of black-owned firms pp. 65-76

John Heywood

Capital issues and the minority-owned business pp. 77-109

Faith Ando

The myths, facts, and theories of ethnic, small-scale enterprise financing pp. 111-123

Gavin Chen and John Cole

Volume 16, issue 3, 1988

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

Nea presidential address: Economics programs at historically black colleges and universities pp. 5-14

Barbara Jones

W. Artur Lewis Lecture: The Lewis model of “economic growth with unlimited supplies of labor” pp. 15-24

Charles Kindleberger

Poverty and protectionism pp. 25-51

Stephanie Wilson

Nonwhite migration 1960–1970: The role of employment opportunities pp. 53-62

Charles Latos

Insurance redlining and the process of discrimination pp. 63-75

Gregory Squires and William Velez

Characteristics of minority members of the American Economic Association pp. 77-96

Arthur Diamond

Another look at comparable worth’s impact on black women pp. 97-102

Philip Holleran and Margaret Schwarz

Labor force competition and the black-white wage gap pp. 103-113

Gregory DeFreitas

Blacks and whites: Narrowing the gap? pp. 115-120

Timothy Bates

Volume 16, issue 1, 1987

Menu pp. 3-3

Margaret Simms

Introduction pp. 5-15

Samuel Myers

The Negro criminal pp. 17-31

W. Bois

Negro criminality pp. 33-45

Walter Willcox

Negro criminality in the South pp. 63-69

Monroe Work

The Negro and the problem of law observance and administration in the light of social research pp. 71-80

Thorsten Sellin

Inequality of justice pp. 81-98

Gunnar Myrdal

The relation of criminal activity to black youth employment pp. 99-107

Richard Freeman

A simultaneous probit model of crime and employment for black and white teenage males pp. 109-127

David Good and Maureen Pirog-Good

Rational choice models of crimes by youth pp. 129-187

Had Phillips and Harold Votey

Unemployment and racial differences in imprisonment pp. 189-209

Samuel Myers and William Sabol

Political business cycles and imprisonment rates in Italy: Report on a work in progress pp. 211-218

Dario Melossi

Comments pp. 219-221

Llad Phillips

Crime and employment research: A continuing deadlock? pp. 223-230

Richard McGahey