The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 5, issue 4, 1975

The ecology of a black business district pp. 353-375

Franklin Wilson

An evaluation of alternative strategies for expanding the number of black-owned businesses pp. 376-385

William Bradford and Timothy Bates

A pilot study of the impact of minority banks on their communities pp. 386-403

Samuel Doctors, Allan Drebin, Edward Irons and William Hunter

The development of an iron-and steel-based metallurgical industry in sub-Sahara Africa pp. 404-422

Percy Luney

An evaluation of equal employment policies in Virginia pp. 423-437

Maurice Woodard

Impact of the 1975 tax cut on income and employment in the black community pp. 438-442

Julian Ellison and Robert Browne

The political basis of the origins of revenue sharing pp. 443-451

James Fortune

Capital flows in minority communities: A correction pp. 452-452

John Dominguez

Explaining the transaction consortium pp. 453-456

Irving Louis Horowitz

The politics of revenue sharing pp. 457-460

James Fortune

Slavery and race relations in Latin America pp. 461-463

Julian Ellison

Volume 5, issue 3, 1975

Economic theory and racial economic inequality pp. 225-248

William Darity

Income, labor force participation, and race in the Miami SMSA pp. 250-257

Marylee Lander, Hollis Price and Lanny Streeter

A reappraisal of racial discrimination against blacks in professional baseball pp. 259-268

Marshall Medoff

Salary discrimination in major league baseball pp. 269-279

Robert Mogull

Prospects for black employment: A note on methodology pp. 280-283

Bernard Anderson

Another side of the black studies debacle pp. 284-287

William Ikemma

Low wage workers and the dual labor market: An empirical investigation pp. 288-301

Howard Wachtel and Charles Betsey

Economics and the black community in America pp. 302-313

Robert Browne

The impact of the current economic crisis on black-owned businesses pp. 314-321

Lloyd Hogan

Book Reviews pp. 323-344

William Tabb, Scott Minerbrook, Robert Browne and Eric Perkins

Volume 5, issue 2, 1975

Editorial comment pp. 126-126

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Some redistributive aspects of the U.S. inflation pp. 134-142

Robert Browne

Inflation and the presidential economic summit: Issues and implications from a black perspective pp. 143-157

Thaddeus Spratlen

Capital flows in minority communities pp. 158-174

John Dominguez

Trends in government promotion of black entrepreneurship pp. 175-184

Timothy Bates

Developmental economics and black America: A reply to Professor David pp. 185-201

Joseph Seward

The death of white sociology pp. 202-207

Joyce Ladner and James Stewart

From poverty to dignity: A strategy for poor Americans pp. 207-208

Charles Hampden-Turner and Robert Browne

A lawyer’s manual on community-based economic development pp. 208-209

Robert Browne

Volume 5, issue 1, 1974

The anatomy of a racist recall election pp. 1-17

J. Davis

The black artisan in the U.S., 1890–1930 pp. 19-44

Lucian Gatewood

The unique problems of the black businessman pp. 45-55

Flournoy Coles

Revenue sharing and substate regionalism in georgia pp. 57-68

Clarence Wright

National pay TV network narrow-casting: A model and simulation of a system serving blacks pp. 69-94

Mark Cummings

Book Reviews pp. 95-112

Julian Ellison, Lloyd Hogan and Horace Carby-Samuels

Volume 4, issue 4, 1974

Tanzania and the resurrection of Pan-Africanism pp. 1-26

James Karioki

Wealth distribution and its impact on minorities pp. 27-38

Robert Browne

Industrial education from Frederick Douglass to Booker T. Washington observations on bourgeois liberalism pp. 39-46

Wilson Moses

The economics of minorities pp. 47-58

Flournoy Coles

Employment potential of inner city black enterprise pp. 59-67

Timothy Bates

Marxian exploitation and domestic colonialism: A reply to Donald J. Harris pp. 69-87

William Tabb

Marxian exploitation and domestic colonialism: A reply pp. 89-90

Donald Harris

Widening horizons prospects for black employment pp. 91-115

Andrew Brimmer

Racial Dualism in St. Louis pp. 117-118

Bennett Harrison

Book reviews pp. 119-122

Bernard Anderson and Robert Browne

Volume 4, issue 3, 1974

The record and rhetoric of black economic progress pp. 1-30

Thaddeus Spratlen

Minority businesses in manufacturing pp. 31-46

Ernest Murphy

Minority financial institutions, inner city economic development, and the hunt commission report pp. 47-62

William Bradford

Racial economic dualism in St. Louis pp. 63-82

David Streifford

Black and white unemployment: The dynamics of the differential pp. 83-100

Curtis Gilroy

Presentation of the Samuel Z. Westerfield Distinguished Service Award posthumously to Dr. Samuel Z. Westerfield pp. 101-104

Karl Gregory

Book reviews pp. 105-118

Mauris Emeka, Robert Browne, Lionel Campbell and Ewart Guinier

Volume 4, issue 2, 1974

The First Development Decade in Africa: An assessment pp. 1-18

Wilbert Melle

Discrimination in supermarket prices and location in Nashville pp. 19-34

William Steel

The changing economic position of black urban workers pp. 35-48

Jack Nelson

Relative per capita income: An analysis in the economics of discrimination pp. 49-55

Liang Fan and David Hemley

A planning model for black community devolpment pp. 57-74

June Hopps

A calculation of the black reparations bill pp. 75-86

Julian Simon and Larry Neal

Communications: Myths and tragedies of criticism pp. 87-88

Thomas Sowell

Black education — A review revisited pp. 89-92

Thaddeus Spratlen

A reply pp. 93-94

Thomas Sowell

Book reviews pp. 95-106

Julian Ellison, Kempe Hope, H. Carby-Samuels and Lionel Campbell

Volume 4, issue 1, 1973

The impact of the Robinson-Patman Act on minority business development pp. 1-20

Edward Downs

Commercial banks and inner city economic development: Theory, comments, and development of a model pp. 21-40

William Bradford

Modeling minority economic development pp. 41-72

Joel Bergsman and Melvin Jones

The black consumer response to black business pp. 73-106

Thaddeus Spratlen

Book reviews pp. 107-117

Julian Ellison