The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

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Volume 11, issue 4, 1982

Notes on mature cultures and immature economies pp. 389-396

Flournoy Coles

Notes on economic development and blacks pp. 397-411

Flournoy Coles

Racial discrimination in labor markets: A job filtering hypothesis pp. 413-427

Charles Latos

Comparative labor supply of black and white women pp. 429-439

Emily Hoffman

Indicators of pesticide exposure levels among black migrant workers pp. 441-454

Emiel Owens

Demand for Japanese passenger cars in the United States pp. 455-464

Byung Lee and Hideaki Matsuya

Black power and state welfare policy pp. 465-476

David Colby

The riot as politics pp. 477-489

Devin Bent

SBA regional loan distribution to minorities pp. 491-508

Samuel Doctors and Richard Wokutch

Volume 11, issue 3, 1981

Racial differences in consumer expenditure patterns, 1972–73 pp. 293-301

A. Fareed and G. Riggs

The potential for black business pp. 303-312

Don Markwalder

Factors influencing the size of the black business community pp. 313-319

Paul Ong

Effectiveness of the small business administration in financing minority business pp. 321-336

Timothy Bates

Economic development aspects of a public policy program: Section 8(a) contracts pp. 337-346

Arthur King

Insurance redlining in minority communities pp. 347-364

Gregory Squires and Ruthanne DeWolfe

Marine preference cargo market: Opportunities for minority shippers pp. 365-374

Conway Lackman and Raymond Heinzelmann

Black studies tenure and promotion: A reply to Davidson pp. 375-382

John Bracey

Volume 11, issue 2, 1981

A report on the supply of Black Economists pp. 181-202

Margaret Simms and David Swinton

The assembly industries in Haiti: Causes and effects, 1967–1973 pp. 203-215

Monique Garrity

U.S. inflation and the import demand of Ghana and Nigeria, 1967–1976 pp. 217-228

C. Henry

Poverty and enterprise: Towards the sixth stage of economic growth pp. 229-250

Rawle Farley

Differences in white-non-white returns to schooling: Theory and policy pp. 251-266

Benjamin Cheng

An econometric analysis of affirmative action pp. 267-276

Howard Block and Robert Pennington

Rethinking economic development pp. 277-281

Flournoy Coles

Black consumer profiles: Food purchasing in the inner city pp. 283-285

Aurelia Miller

Behold the promised land: A history of Afro-American settler society in nineteenth-century Liberia pp. 286-288

Samuel Myers

Volume 11, issue 1, 1980

Foreword pp. 5-5

Donna Shalala

Preface pp. 6-6

Vincent McDonald

Introduction pp. 7-8

Lloyd Hogan

Political philosophy and public assistance in liberal society pp. 9-17

Mack Jones

Theoretical foundations for government subsidies to low-income people pp. 18-43

Rawle Farley

Public service employment: A subsidy for low-income workers pp. 44-52

Charles Betsey

Public housing and the black community pp. 53-75

Wilhelmina Leigh and Mildred Mitchell

Commentary on the Leigh-Mitchell paper pp. 76-77

Vincent McDonald

Public housing and displacement: A response to the Leigh-Mitchell paper pp. 78-79

Patricia Thompson

The Medicaid program: The low-income health care subsidy pp. 80-108

Bernadette Chachere

A welfare evaluation of Medicaid pp. 109-123

Charles Anderson

Two evaluations of Medicaid: Commentary on the Chachere and Anderson papers pp. 124-126

Margaret Simms

Economic subsidies and incentives in education for low-income people pp. 127-132

Cleveland Chandler

Federally subsidized programs for fighting crime in minority communities pp. 133-149

Samuel Myers, W. Rouse and Edward Baldwin

Black population measurement as a factor in subsidized programs pp. 150-166

Lloyd Hogan

Volume 10, issue 4, 1980

Nea and the Westerfield Award pp. 326-329

Vincent McDonald

Presentation of the national economic association’s 1979 Samuel Z. Westerfield Award to Marcus Alexis pp. 330-333

Margaret Simms

Race and social organization: An economic perspective pp. 334-353

Marcus Alexis

Changes in black-white income inequality, 1968–78: A decade of progress? pp. 354-354

William Darity and Samuel Myers

Black economic progress: The reality and the illusion pp. 355-379

Glenn Loury

Impacts of discrimination on black-white earnings differentials, 1960–70 pp. 380-383

Dong Jeong

Comments on papers by Darity-Meyers, and Jeong pp. 384-390

James Smith

Effects of community, family, and education on earnings of black and white men pp. 391-394

Linda Datcher

In defense of public policy aimed at reducing racial economic disparity pp. 395-396

Jerome Culp and Glenn Loury

Determinants of racial differentials in allowance rates for social security disability benefits pp. 397-399

Charles Thorpe and Richard Toikka

Federal health care policy and the public-general hospital pp. 400-403

Charles Anderson and Ronald Hester

Commentary on the Anderson-Hester paper pp. 404-406

Bernadette Chachere

Disqualification from unemployment insurance benefits and the duration of unemployment pp. 407-408

Henry Felder

Poverty within a black township in Johannesburg pp. 409-413

Hazel Suchard

Comments on the Suchard paper pp. 414-421

Karl Gregory

Race and the capital markets pp. 422-422

Julian Ellison

Financing minority economic development pp. 423-427

Vincent McDonald

Mortgage lending determinants in a major metropolitan area pp. 428-431

Harold Black and Robert Schweitzer

Volume 10, issue 3, 1980

Capitalist exploitation and black labor: An extended conceptual framework pp. 244-246

Daniel Fusfeld

Cultural dimensions of marketing strategies pp. 247-261

Ivor Mitchell

Hidden dimensions of the New York city fiscal crisis pp. 262-278

Arthur Paris

Constraints on economic development in the English-speaking countries of Africa pp. 279-288

Flournoy Coles

White gain or white loss: A note on Szymanski’ and methodology pp. 289-294

Isidor Wallimann

A note on job status and degree of discrimination pp. 295-299

David Terpstra

A note on black studies tenure and promotion pp. 300-304

Douglas Davidson

A note on success criteria for minority business pp. 305-313

Georgia Bowser

The social and economic status of the black population in the U.S.: An historical view, 1790–1978 pp. 314-318

Aurelia Miller

Volume 10, issue 2, 1980

Black-white differentials in crime rates pp. 133-152

Samuel Myers

Illusions of black economic progress pp. 153-168

William Darity

A task force report on Ghana pp. 169-184

Karl Gregory

Black americans and Ghanaians: Comparative patterns of internal migration pp. 185-198

Benjamin Bobo

Impact of social security taxes on the poor pp. 199-208

Frank Davis

Experiential learning/social-problem-solving programs in graduate schools of business pp. 209-218

Samuel Doctors, Robert Perloff and Liam Fahey

Anatomy of black politics: A response to marable pp. 219-222

Fred Logan

Caribbean immigration to the United States pp. 223-235

S. Jones-Hendrickson

Marxism and the Metropolis pp. 235-239

Timothy Bates and Alan Marshall

Volume 10, issue 1, 1979

Menu pp. 4-6

Margaret Simms

Publisher’s foreword pp. 7-10

Marcus Alexis

Federal government policy in black community revitalization pp. 11-29

Sue Marshall and David Swinton

State government and urban policy planning pp. 30-33

John Harris

Institution building for urban revitalization pp. 34-43

Robert Browne

Black financial institutions and urban revitalization pp. 44-58

Harold Black

Harlem commonwealth council: A business success story pp. 59-61

James Dowdy

The Roxbury Action Program: A lesson in community development pp. 62-64

Lloyd King

The future of black business pp. 65-67

Frank Brooks

Policy and administrative challenges of community economic revitalization pp. 68-78

Lenneal Henderson

Utilization of black human resources in the United States pp. 79-96

Barbara Jones

Government policy: A response to Marshall, Swinton and Harris pp. 97-99

Curtis McClinton

Institution building: A further response to Browne pp. 100-101

Paul Washington

Institution building: A response to Browne pp. 102-104

Danny Davis

Financial institutions: A response to Black pp. 105-109

William Tabb

Financial institutions: A further response to Black pp. 110-113

Herbert Bailey

$70 billion in the black: America’s black consumers pp. 114-120

Aurelia Miller