The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

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Volume 13, issue 4, 1985

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

The impact of black mayors on the black community: The case of New Orleans’ ernest morial pp. 5-23

Monte Piliawsky

Textbook treatments of minimum-wage legislation pp. 25-38

Robert Cherry

A note on black-white wage disparity pp. 39-50

M. Madhavan, Louis Green and Ken Jung

A comparative analysis of black-white and Mexican-American-White male wage differentials pp. 51-69

Jeremiah Cotton

A note on the apparent constancy of the racial wage gap in New Jersey manufacturing, 1902 to 1979 pp. 71-76

Peter Philips

A review of the status of black renters, 1970–1980 pp. 77-91

J. Grigsby and Mary Hruby

Book reviews pp. 93-108

Thomas Boston, Lynn Burbridge and Denys Vaughn-Cooke

Volume 13, issue 3, 1984

Menu pp. 3-3

Margaret Simms

Non-white migration patterns in northern metropolitan areas, 1960–1970: The interaction between economic and affinitive factors pp. 5-19

Charles Latos

Urban economic transformation and minority business opportunities pp. 21-36

Timothy Bates

Struggling against apartheid: The use of economic sanctions on South Africa pp. 37-47

Sanford Wright

Civil rights legislation and racial employment differentials pp. 49-59

Lonnie Stevans, Charles Register and Paul Grimes

Correlates of poverty: An analysis of demographic, structural, and individual factors related to poverty in the black-belt counties of Alabama pp. 61-80

Susan Gotsch-Thomson

Ethnic Dilemmas By Nathan Glazer pp. 81-90

David Swinton

Volume 13, issue 1, 1984

Menu pp. 5-7

Margaret Simms

Politics and economics pp. 9-24

Marcus Alexis

Comments on the Marcus Alexis article pp. 25-29

Harold Black

Internally directed action for black community development: The next frontier for “The movement” pp. 31-46

Glenn Loury

Comments on the Glenn C. Loury article pp. 47-49

Bernadette Chachere

The strategy of macroeconomic policy and Black Americans pp. 51-55

Ronald Johnson

Comments on the Ronald Johnson article pp. 56-59

Donald Harris

Long-term economic growth and black employment opportunities pp. 61-73

Andrew Brimmer

Comments on the Andrew F. Brimmer article pp. 74-79

Earl Hamilton

Industrial policy: Minority economic interests and American political response pp. 81-98

Richard McGahey

Comments on the Richard McGahey article pp. 99-102

Cecilia Conrad

Urban policy and economic reform pp. 103-115

Gerald Jaynes

Comments on the Gerald D. Jaynes article pp. 116-118

Bennett Harrison

Employment and training policy for Black America: Beyond placebo to progressive public policy pp. 119-137

John Jeffries and Howard Stanback

Comments on the John M. Jeffries and Howard Stanback article pp. 138-144

Julianne Malveaux

Education, economics, and equity pp. 145-161

Meldon Hollis

Comments on the Meldon Hollis article pp. 162-164

Margaret Simms

Public policy and the condition of black family life pp. 165-187

William Darity and Samuel Myers

Comments on the William A. Darity, Jr. and Samuel L. Myers, Jr. article pp. 188-193

Sheldon Danziger

The state against blacks pp. 195-200

Bernard Anderson

The economics and politics of race: An International perspective pp. 201-205

Rhonda Williams

Volume 12, issue 4, 1984

Menu pp. 3-4

Margaret Simms

Black economic well-being since the 1950s pp. 5-39

Timothy Bates

Becker’s utility approach to discrimination: A review of the issues pp. 41-58

Marcus Alexis and Marshall Medoff

The measurement and interpretation of black wage and occupational gains: A Reevaluation pp. 59-69

Steven Shulman

Measuring minority business formation and failure pp. 71-84

Richard Stevens

The determinants of the rate of growth of black-owned businesses: A preliminary analysis pp. 85-110

John Handy and David Swinton

An econometric analysis of black entrepreneurship pp. 111-134

Peter Bearse

Volume 12, issue 3, 1983

A tribute to Vivian Wilson Henderson pp. 5-7

Barbara Jones

Orthodox and systemic explanations for unemployment and racial inequality: Implications for policy pp. 9-25

David Swinton

Deindustrialization and unemployment in America pp. 27-42

Barry Bluestone

Economics, politics, and blacks pp. 43-54

Glenn Loury

Perspectives on unemployment and policy pp. 55-61

Nancy Barrett

Money growth and the employment aspirations of black Americans pp. 63-74

Everson Hull

Economic growth, structural change, and the relative income status of blacks in the U.S. economy, 1947–78 pp. 75-92

Donald Harris

Racial differences in unemployment: A spatial perspective pp. 93-105

Joe Darden

Correction pp. 106-106

Mergione Pitre

Volume 12, issue 2, 1983

The impact of multinational corporations on power relations in South Africa pp. 133-143

Timothy Bates

The political economy of black Americans: Perspectives on curriculum development pp. 145-161

Lloyd Hogan

The economics of Thomas Sowell: A critique ofmarkets and minorities pp. 163-177

Bernadette Chachere

Sowell’sknowledge and decisions: Can black conservatism establish its intellectual credibility? pp. 179-187

Alex Willingham

Supply-side economics: The rise to prominence pp. 189-202

Ronald Johnson

The impact of black political participation on public sector employment and representation on municipal boards and commissions pp. 203-217

Huey Perry

Collective goods and black interest groups pp. 219-236

Dianne Pinderhughes

The potential for black business: A comment pp. 237-240

Timothy Bates

A response to Timothy Bates’ comment pp. 241-242

Don Markwalder

Integration and disintegration in East Africa pp. 243-245

Frank Chiteji

Volume 12, issue 1, 1982

The changing status of economic minorities, 1948–1977 pp. 5-14

Mickey Burnim and David Rasmussen

Discrimination, time-lag, and assessment inequity in black neighborhoods pp. 15-28

Gill Lim

Southern black elected officials: Impact on socioeconomic change pp. 29-45

James Button

Race, class, and politics in the black community of Boston pp. 47-63

James Jennings

The race factor in social security pp. 65-81

Patrick Driessen

Alternative medical care financing systems: Implications for minority group health care and welfare pp. 83-90

Alvin Headen

Black-owned commercial banks: A new look at their performance and management pp. 91-101

Mona Gardner

The impact of recent developments in the banking community on black-owned banks pp. 103-109

Irvin Dallas

The zero sum society pp. 111-114

Aurelia Miller and Timothy Bates