The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1979

The semiperiphery in Africa and Latin America: Subimperialism and semiindustrialism pp. 341-358

Timothy Shaw

Contemporary patterns of black-white political economic inequality in the United States and South Africa pp. 359-391

James Stewart

What happened to black economic development? pp. 392-415

William Tabb

The economics of discrimination in the granting of credit pp. 416-434

Bernard Shinkel

Post-bellum southern income: A response to ransom and sutch pp. 435-440

Mark Aldrich

A note on the economic control of black popular music pp. 441-451

Allan Cooper

The declining significance of race in America pp. 452-459

James Jenings

The evolution of the international economic order pp. 460-461

Robert Browne

Erratum pp. 461-461

Mergione Pitre

Volume 9, issue 3, 1979

Publisher’s foreword pp. 213-213

Fluornoy Coles

Energy policy and black employment: A preliminary analysis pp. 214-237

Bernard Anderson

U.S. energy policy and employment opportunities for the poor pp. 238-255

Everson Hull

Energy policy and black employment: A response to Anderson and Hull pp. 256-259

Charles Betsey

Public utility regulations: The socioeconomic dimensions of reform pp. 260-275

Lenneal Henderson

Trends in energy expenditures by black households pp. 276-299

John Brazzel and Leon Hunter

Refined racial discrimination: A case study of public employment in a southeastern city pp. 300-306

Stephen Nord and Hollis Price

The political economy of the United States policy in Southern Africa pp. 307-334

Rukudzo Murapa

Volume 9, issue 2, 1979

Third world manufactures and their access to U.S. markets pp. 116-139

Robert Browne

Capitalism and the struggle of the working class in Liberia pp. 140-158

Dew Mayson and Amos Sawyer

Liberation theology and class struggle in Southern Africa and Latin America pp. 159-173

George Shepherd

Big philanthropy and the funding of black organizations pp. 174-190

Charles Henry

The economic philosophy of Martin L. King, Jr pp. 191-198

Mergione Pitre

Some notes on reverse discrimination pp. 199-207

Abraham Davis and Corrie Hope

Volume 9, issue 1, 1978

A labor force competition model of racial discrimination in the labor market pp. 5-42

David Swinton

The economics of crime in the urban ghetto pp. 43-59

Samuel Myers

Black voting in South Carolina, 1970–1976 pp. 60-78

David Garrow

External debt-servicing capacity in developing countries pp. 79-89

Alexander Williams

A differential index of black/white income inequality, 1965–74 pp. 90-94

Byung Lee

Rural ownership of land by blacks in Georgia: 1920 and 1960 pp. 95-107

James Fisher

Volume 8, issue 4, 1978

Labor market racial discrimination against black women pp. 325-335

Allan King

Economic situation of non-whites after 1964: An empirical analysis pp. 336-345

G. Mashayekhi

The role of international companies in the economy of South Africa pp. 346-359

Bethuel Setai

The impact of race and other variables on the composition and value of individual portfolios pp. 360-367

Lorman Lundsten and Harold Black

Anatomy of black politics pp. 368-383

Manning Marable

Social bias in the recruitment of black elected officials in the United States pp. 384-404

P. Stone

Race and involvement in common law personal crime: A response to Hindelang pp. 405-410

Roger McNeely and Carl Pope

Volume 8, issue 3, 1978

Some economic considerations for a black separatist state in the United States pp. 229-252

Louis Green

Black political power and the decline of black land ownership pp. 253-265

William Nelson

Effects of land development on black land ownership in the sea islands of South Carolina pp. 266-276

June Thomas

South African strategic minerals and U.S. foreign policy, 1961–1968 pp. 277-301

John Cotman

Cui bono? And the economic function of racism pp. 302-313

Frederick Weaver

The economics of affirmative action pp. 314-317

S. Jones-Hendrickson

Volume 8, issue 2, 1978

Capitalist exploitation and black labor: Some conceptual issues pp. 133-151

Donald Harris

White magic: The Caribbean and modern technology pp. 153-166

Norman Girvan

U.S.-Africa economic relations: A brief overview pp. 167-172

Robert Browne

Race relations in Cuba: Some reflections pp. 173-183

W. Phillips

Booker T. Washington and the Afro-American realty company pp. 184-201

Maceo Dailey

Lending activities of black-owned and controlled savings and loan associations pp. 202-210

Timothy Bates and William Bradford

The pay-off to training for blacks: The win experience pp. 211-217

Bradley Schiller

Reverse discrimination pp. 218-221

Gregory Squires

Volume 8, issue 1, 1977

Implications of the lome convention for African trade and development pp. 5-26

Monique Garrity

Inequalities and the state in Africa pp. 27-42

Timothy Shaw and Malcolm Grieve

Accessibility to government resources for minority business development: A practicum pp. 43-61

Earl Scott and Janet Jensin

Black rural land ownership: A matter of economic survival pp. 62-69

Leo McGee and Robert Boone

Arbitration of racial discrimination grievances pp. 70-86

Benjamin Wolkinson

Energy policy and socioeconomic growth in low-income communities pp. 87-103

Lenneal Henderson

Economic conditions of freed black slaves in the United States, 1870–1920 pp. 104-118

Eboh Ezeani