The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1977

Publisher’s foreword pp. 339-340

Robert Browne

Performance characteristics of high-earning minority banks pp. 344-363

Bruce Summers and James Tucker

The black service station franchisee pp. 364-372

William Trombetta

Accountancy: Opportunity for black economic penetration pp. 373-382

Jacob Duker and D.Jacque Grinnell

Consumerism in the ghetto pp. 383-403

Alan Andreasen

The determinants of excessive indebtedness of the rural poor pp. 404-412

Emiel Owens, R.Charles Moyer and Francis Yeager

Correlates of rural black poverty pp. 413-423

Emiel Owens

Science, knowledge, and values: A response to Mack Jones pp. 424-432

Rutledge Dennis

In defense of the scientific method: A reply to Rutledge M. Dennis pp. 433-440

Mack Jones

The political economy of South Africa: The making of poverty pp. 441-443

Mothae Maruping

The rape of our neighborhoods pp. 443-445

Larry Moss

Volume 7, issue 3, 1977

The economic community of West African States (ECOWAS) pp. 215-237

A. Yansane

The political economy of the United States policy in Southern Africa pp. 238-265

Rukudzo Murapa

Historical patterns of black-white political-economic inequality in the United States and South Africa pp. 266-295

James Stewart

A critique of planning concepts and methodology in Nigeria pp. 296-308

Bade Onimode

The demands for a new international economic order pp. 309-316

Robert Browne

Joint statement on the Nobel Prize Award to Dr. Milton Friedman pp. 317-317

Ismail Abdalla and Oscar Pino-Santos

New direction for economic development in Africa pp. 320-326

Julian Ellison

The black worker of South Africa pp. 327-333

Bethuel Setai and Robert Browne

Volume 7, issue 2, 1977

African-oriented and Euro-American-oriented world views: Research methodologies and economics pp. 119-156

Vernon Dixon

Economic and social conditions of blacks in New York during reconstruction pp. 157-175

Ena Farley

Investing in human capital: The lack of black apprentices pp. 176-182

Marshall Medoff

The effects of neighborhood quality, income, and race on the value of single-family homes in New Orleans pp. 183-189

Ernesto Lucas

A tribute to Dr. Vivian W. Henderson: Economist and educator pp. 190-194

James Hefner

A history of the British Virgin Islands, 1672–1970 The Virgin Islands story pp. 196-202

Mitchell Codrington

Volume 7, issue 1, 1976

Scientific method, value judgments, and the black predicament in the U.S pp. 7-21

Mack Jones

Some problems of monetary dependency in West African States of French colonial legacy pp. 22-39

Aguibou Yansané

Nationalization of the Zambian mining industry pp. 40-52

Rukudzo Murapa

Cooperativism and the economic development process in postcolonial Guyana pp. 53-66

Kempe Hope

Black capitalism pp. 67-84

John O’Connell

A note on black economic well-being in the North and West pp. 85-92

Alfred Osborne

I. Q. and race pp. 99-103

Rutledge Dennis

Foreign investment in South Africa: The economic factor The role of foreign firms in Namibia pp. 103-105

Bethuel Setai

Dynamic change and the urban Ghetto pp. 105-107

William Tabb

Volume 6, issue 4, 1976

Black officeholding and political development in the rural south pp. 375-407

Mack Jones

The black stake in global interdependence pp. 408-419

Robert Browne

The sociology of oppressed cultures: An analysis of the socio cultural dynamics of colonialism pp. 420-437

Douglas Davidson

Workers’ self-management and social property: A participatory approach to black economic development pp. 438-467

D. Williams

“Workers’ self-management and social property”: A comment pp. 468-476

Adolph Reed

The welfare effect of black capitalists on the black community pp. 477-484

Alfred Osborne

The politics of change: A Jamaican testament pp. 486-491

Mitchell Codrington

Volume 6, issue 3, 1976

Affirmative action and the quest for job equality pp. 263-278

Herbert Hill

An urban service corps for unemployed youth pp. 279-293

Hugh Price, Doris Zelinsky and William Johnston

Notes on the study of change in the Black Community pp. 294-305

Winston Cox

Principles of a Pan-African economic ideology pp. 306-330

Tetteh Kofi

The New York city fiscal crisis and its economic impact on minority communities pp. 331-341

Julian Ellison

Comments on “implications of class conflict and racial cleavage for the U.S. black community” pp. 343-344

Julian Ellison

Race and economics pp. 345-357

William King

Black capitalism: A quantitative analysis pp. 357-361

Samuel Doctors

The education of black folk: The Afro American struggle for knowledge in white American pp. 361-364

Wm. Ikemma

Volume 6, issue 2, 1976

Implications of class conflict and racial cleavage for the U.S. Black Community pp. 133-144

James Turner

The black community and contemporary economic dynamics pp. 145-160

Robert Browne

Black-owned banks: Issues and recommendations pp. 161-172

Jacob Ducker and T. Morton

Lending activities of black-owned commercial banks pp. 173-188

Timothy Bates

The political economy of gambling in a neocolonial economy pp. 189-199

Carl Stone

Blacks in sales: Why are there so few? pp. 200-212

William Strang, Gilbert Churchill and Robert Collins

The cost of male subemployment in the black community pp. 213-224

Hollis Price

“Low wage workers”: A methodological note pp. 225-230

G. Rosevear

A reply to G. Craig Rosevear pp. 231-231

Charles Betsey

Comments on “another side of the Black Studies Debacle” pp. 232-238

William King

Dependence and transformation: The economics of the transition to socialism pp. 239-242

Ronald Parris

The politics of neglect pp. 243-244

James Fortune

Classical economics reconsidered pp. 245-246

Craufurd Goodwin

Race and economics pp. 247-249

Robert Browne

Volume 6, issue 1, 1975

The occupational-industrial structure of black employment in the United States pp. 8-28

Lloyd Hogan and Harry Harris

Relative job discrimination and technology in basic industries pp. 29-40

Ranjit Singh and James Hefner

Black-white differentials in the quality of work pp. 41-58

David Kaun

Racism: From irrational anachronism to functional social condition pp. 59-71

Donald Grubbs and Clifford Landers

Alternative paradigms in economics and the study of development and underdevelopment pp. 72-89

Wilfred David

The social science research establishment in the United States pp. 90-103

Julian Ellison

The social and economic status of the black population 1974 pp. 104-112

Nampeo McKenney

Correspondence pp. 113-115

Ronald Walters

Reviews pp. 116-122

Lloyd Hogan, James Stewart and James Fortune