The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 15, issue 4, 1987

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

Price discrimination in physician services markets based on race: New test of an old implicit hypothesis pp. 5-20

Alvin Headen

Migrant farmworker earnings: A human capital approach pp. 21-33

Shelley White-Means

The economic survival of black physicians: Swimming in turbulent waters pp. 35-46

Frederick McKinney

Surplus people and expendable children: The structure of apartheid and the mortality crisis in South Africa pp. 47-62

Thomas Gregori and William Darity

The structure of the South African labor market, 1970–83 pp. 63-78

Rudolph Daniels

Right-to-work legislation and the economic position of black workers pp. 79-88

Paul Grimes

The effect of common bond on credit union performance: The case of black-controlled credit unions pp. 89-98

Harold Black and Robert Schweitzer

Book Reviews pp. 99-101

Julianne Malveaux

Beyond constructive engagement: United States policy toward Africa pp. 102-106

Peter Jackson

Volume 15, issue 3, 1987

Menu pp. 3-3

Margaret Simms

Abram Harris: An Odyssey from Howard to Chicago pp. 4-40

William Darity

Explaining post-1964 earnings gains by black women: Race or sex? pp. 41-55

Augustin Fosu

The black dropout rate and the black youth unemployment rate: A Granger-causal analysis pp. 56-67

Michael Magura and Edward Shapiro

Postschool education and training: Accessible to all? pp. 68-86

Arvil Adams, Stephen Mangum and Philip Wirtz

Consumer demand by Black Americans pp. 87-99

Donald Milley

The charitable activities of Black Americans: A portrait of self-help? pp. 100-111

Emmett Carson

Volume 15, issue 2, 1986

A sociological analysis of minority business pp. 5-29

Frank Fratoe

Characteristics of minorities who are entering self-employment pp. 31-49

Timothy Bates

An analysis of the formation and failure rates of minority-owned firms pp. 51-71

Faith Ando

Linkages between minority business characteristics and minority banks’ locations pp. 73-92

John Cole and Lucy Reuben

Minority business development: An international comparison pp. 93-111

Gavin Chen

Why should black-owned businesses hire predominately black labor forces? pp. 113-121

Lorenzo Brown

Volume 15, issue 1, 1986

Menu pp. 2-2

Margaret Simms

Effects of food stamp program participation and other sociodemographic characteristics on food expenditure patterns of elderly minority households pp. 3-25

Carlton Davis, James Sanderson, Lynn Bailey and Patricia Wagner

Empirical models of criminal behavior: How significant a factor is race? pp. 27-43

Kwabena Brempong

Differences in campaign funds: A racial explanation pp. 45-58

John Theilmann and Al Wilhite

Racial employment and earnings differentials: The impact of the Reagan Administration pp. 59-69

Charles Register

Changes in equal employment enforcement: What enforcement statistics tell us pp. 71-80

Lynn Burbridge

Notes on implicit contracts and the racial unemployment differential pp. 81-91

Vince Eagan

The effects of immigrants, women, and teenagers on the relative earnings of black males pp. 93-101

James Stewart and Thomas Hyclak

The impact of cybernation technology on black automotive workers in the United States pp. 103-105

Julianne Malveaux

Youth employment and training programs: The YEDPA years pp. 107-112

Robert Hill

Volume 14, issue 4, 1986

Statement on Dr. Clifton R. Wharton, Jr.—Recipient of the Samuel Z. Westerfield Award pp. 5-7

Bernard Anderson

The future of the black community: Human capital, family aspirations, and individual motivation pp. 9-16

Clifton Wharton

Trade and growth pp. 17-36

Lance Taylor

Inequality in metropolitan industrial revenue bond programs pp. 37-50

Gregory Squires

The influence of race on rezoning decisions: Equality of treatment in black and white census tracts, 1955–1980 pp. 51-63

Dudley Hinds and Nicholas Ordway

Effects of multimember districts on black representation in state legislatures pp. 65-78

Bernard Grofman, Michael Migalski and Nicholas Noviello

Market structure and minority presence: Black-owned firms in manufacturing pp. 79-89

Arthur Woolf

Trends, prospects, and strategies for black economic progress pp. 91-97

Andrew Brimmer

The political economy of the Urban Ghetto pp. 99-102

Barbara Jones

Black managers: The case of The Banking Industry pp. 103-108

Willene Johnson

Volume 14, issue 2, 1985

Preface pp. 5-6

Margaret Simms

Section introduction pp. 7-9

Julianne Malveaux

Black women and labor force participation: An analysis of sluggish growth rates pp. 11-31

Barbara Jones

The myth of the double-advantage: Black female managers pp. 33-45

Karen Fulbright

Comparable worth and its impact on black women pp. 47-62

Julianne Malveaux

Book Reviews pp. 63-70

Cecilia Conrad

Discussion pp. 71-77

Charles Betsey

Section Introduction pp. 79-81

Margaret Simms

A report on the educational status of black women during the un decade of women, 1976–85 pp. 83-96

Margaret Wilkerson

Black women in employment and training programs pp. 97-114

Lynn Burbridge

Black women and the job training partnership act pp. 115-129

Harriett Harper

Discussion pp. 131-137

John Jeffries

Section Introduction pp. 139-140

Margaret Simms

Black women who head families: An economic struggle pp. 141-151

Margaret Simms

Strategies used by black single mothers against stress pp. 153-166

Harriette McAdoo

Book Review pp. 167-177

William Darity and Samuel Myers

Section Introduction pp. 179-181

Julianne Malveaux

General health conditions and medical insurance issues concerning black women pp. 183-197

Alvin Headen and Sandra Headen

Employment implications of a changing health-care system pp. 199-215

Fred McKinney

Public policy and health-care delivery: A practitioner’s perspective pp. 217-225

Ron Law

Discussion I pp. 227-234

Beryl Jackson

Discussion II pp. 235-238

Bernadette Chachere

Section introduction pp. 239-243

Stephanie Wilson

Women and self-employment in Urban Tanzania pp. 245-257

Willene Johnson

Jamaican working-class women: Producers and reproducers pp. 259-275

Beverly Mason

You have struck a rock: A note on the status of black women in South Africa pp. 277-284

Julianne Malveaux

Discussion pp. 285-288

Gloria Scott

Section Introduction pp. 289-291

Julianne Malveaux

A research agenda on the economic status of black women pp. 293-295

Phyllis Wallace

A legislative/policy agenda to improve the status of black women pp. 297-300

Julianne Malveaux and Margaret Simms

Volume 14, issue 1, 1985

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

The economic interests of black and white women: Are they similar? pp. 5-27

Julianne Malveaux

Black banks: A survey and analysis of the literature pp. 29-50

John Cole, Alfred Edwards, Earl Hamilton and Lucy Reuben

Impact of preferential procurement policies on minority-owned businesses pp. 51-65

Timothy Bates

Human capital: A critique pp. 67-74

Stephen Steinberg

JTPA, black employment, and occupational change: Separating out cyclical changes from program changes pp. 75-87

Fred McKinney

Race and the discouraged female worker: A question of labor force attachment pp. 89-97

Lonnie Stevans, Charles Register and Paul Grimes

Book reviews pp. 99-108

Cecilia Conrad, Robert Browne and Omotunde Johnson