The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 1, issue 4, 1971

The political economy of American racism — Nonblack decision-making and black economic status pp. 3-39

Robert Vowels

Comment pp. 40-42

James Hefner

Ghetto economic development: Content and character of the literature pp. 43-71

Thaddeus Spratlen

Comment pp. 72-74

Herrington Bryce

Problems of economic growth in the black community: Some alternative hypotheses pp. 75-107

Frank Davis

Comment pp. 108-109

Edward Irons

Bonus, schemes, & racism pp. 110-120

Duran Bell

Comment pp. 121-125

John Handy

Comment pp. 126-129

Donald Harris

Bonus schemes and racism: Reply pp. 130-132

Duran Bell

Volume 1, issue 3, 1971

Economics and black people pp. 3-21

Thomas Sowell

A neo-mercantilistic model for maximizing ghetto income pp. 22-27

John Niedercorn

Cash flows in a ghetto community pp. 28-39

Robert Browne

Savings, capital accumulation, and voluntary taxes pp. 40-46

Richard America

Economics and black poverty pp. 47-64

Charles Sackrey

The Caribbean free trade association: Provisions and implications pp. 65-77

Vincent McDonald

Black central cities: Dispersal or rebuilding (Part II) pp. 78-99

Peter Labrie

Readers’ commentary pp. 100-100

Charles Sackrey

Book review pp. 120-126

Vernon Dixon and Thaddeus Spratlen

Volume 1, issue 2, 1970

Black central cities: Dispersal or rebuilding pp. 3-27

Peter Labrie

Industrialization of the “black economy” pp. 28-46

C. Winegarden

Black economic development and income drain pp. 47-56

Daniel Mitchell

Barriers to black participation in the American economy pp. 57-67

Robert Browne

Alternative policies for increasing the earnings of migratory farm workers pp. 68-82

Herrington Bryce

The broadcast industry and Black cultural restitution pp. 83-98

Donald Hill

Readers’ commentary pp. 99-108

Norman Girvan and Jesse Morris

The 1970 Workshop of the Caucus of Black Economists-Notes and Abstracts of Papers pp. 109-116

Thaddeus Spratlen

Book reviews pp. 117-122

Robert Browne and Bernard Anderson

Volume 1, issue 1, 1970

Outputs of minority entrepreneurship programs pp. 3-17

Glenn Dixon

Toward an overall assessment of our alternatives pp. 18-26

Robert Browne

The myth and irrationality of Black capitalism pp. 27-35

James Boggs

The Black manifesto pp. 36-44

James Forman

What do you people want? pp. 45-57

Richard America

The basic economics of the urban and racial crisis pp. 58-83

Daniel Fusfeld

Brimmer and Black Capitalism: An analysis pp. 84-90

Charles Tate

The Role of Black Managers in Society pp. 91-93

Flournoy Coles

Book reviews pp. 94-111

Thaddeus Spratlen, Charles Wilson and Robert Browne