The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 34, issue 3, 2007

Crime and Race: A Plea for New Ideas pp. 173-185

Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong

W. Arthur Lewis in Retrospect pp. 187-216

Charles Becker and Terry-Ann Craigie

Educational Attainment: A Key Factor for Improving the Lagging Rate of Black Entrepreneurship pp. 217-229

Robert Singh and Micah Crump

Literacy Skills and Earnings: Race and Gender Differences pp. 231-243

Roberto Anda and Pedro Hernandez

The Impact of Medical Education Reform on the Racial Health Status Gap, 1920–1930: A Difference-in-Differences Analysis pp. 245-258

Linda Dynan

Racial Differences in Civic Participation and Charitable Giving: The Confounding Effects of Educational Attainment and Unmeasured Ability pp. 259-271

Eleanor Brown and Rosanna Smart

Francille Rusan Wilson, The Segregated Scholars, Black Social Scientists and the Creation of Black Labor Studies, 1890–1950 pp. 273-278

James Stewart

Volume 34, issue 1, 2007

Statement of Editorial Policy pp. 1-1

Cecilia Conrad

THE EFFECT OF ATTENDING AN HBCU ON PERSISTENCE AND GRADUATION OUTCOMES OF AFRICAN–AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS pp. 11-52

Valerie Wilson

FACULTY RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY: INSTITUTIONAL AND PERSONAL DETERMINANTS OF FACULTY PUBLICATIONS pp. 53-85

Charles Betsey

WOULD INCREASED NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION RESEARCH SUPPORT TO ECONOMISTS AT HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITIES INCREASE THEIR RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY? pp. 87-109

Gregory Price

Historically Black Colleges and Universities: A Bibliography pp. 111-147

Marybeth Gasman

GRADING FOR EFFORT: THE SUCCESS EQUALS EFFORT POLICY AT BENEDICT COLLEGE pp. 149-164

Omari Swinton

ENOUGH: THE PHONY LEADERS, DEAD-END MOVEMENTS, AND CULTURE OF FAILURE THAT ARE UNDERMINING BLACK AMERICA—AND WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT IT pp. 165-171

Juan Williams

Volume 33, issue 4, 2006

Discrimination in the Chicago-area construction industry handicaps minority-owned firms pp. 7-26

Timothy Bates

Declining marriage ratios of young black women: Testing alternative economic hypotheses pp. 27-48

Christopher Brown and Randall Kesselring

Federal spending and segregation in Chicago suburbs pp. 49-61

Haydar Kurban

Liberating economics: Feminist perspectives on families, work, and globalization By Drucilla K. Barker and Susan F. Feiner pp. 63-65

James Stewart

Volume 33, issue 3, 2006

Why have poverty rates fallen? pp. 7-20

Philip Jefferson

Neighborhood income, alcohol availability, and crime rates pp. 21-44

Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong

The research productivity of black economists: Ranking by individuals and doctoral alma mater—Comment pp. 45-49

Augustin Fosu

The research productivity of black economists: A rejoinder pp. 51-63

Jacqueline Agesa, Maury Granger and Gregory Price

Volume 33, issue 2, 2005

Racial discrimination in mortgage lending in Washington, D.C.: A mixed methods approach pp. 9-30

Emily Blank, Padma Venkatachalam, Lawrence McNeil and Rodney Green

Black occupational achievement in the toronto census metropolitan area: Does race matter? pp. 31-54

Joe Darden

African Americans in the U.S. Economy pp. 55-60

Susan Feiner

The end of poverty: How we can make it happen in our lifetime pp. 61-68

C. Henry

Interrogating unstable boundaries: An introduction pp. 69-72

William Darity

“Uncle Tom” and the making of a modern African American literature pp. 73-87

Tess Chakkalakal

Transfiguring aesthetics: Conflation, identity denial, and transference in “passing texts” of black narrative pp. 89-103

Tomeiko Ashford

Volume 33, issue 1, 2005

Black women and racial advancement: The economics of Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander pp. 9-24

Nina Banks

Even the errors discrimenate: How the split-population model of criminal recidivism makes justice even less colorblind pp. 25-39

Brendan Cushing-Daniels

Afro-Mexicano Symposium: An introduction pp. 47-48

William Darity

The African diaspora through Ojos Mexicanos: Blackness and Mexicanidad in Southern Mexico pp. 49-57

Bobby Vaughn

Fading from memory: Historiographical reflections on the Afro-Mexican presence pp. 59-72

Ben Vinson

Yanga and the black origins of Mexico pp. 73-77

Sagrario Cruz-Carretero

Volume 32, issue 3, 2005

Reparations as a public policy framework pp. 11-15

Richard America

Discrimination in education financing pp. 17-27

Linda Loubert

All land grants were not created equal: The benefits of white privilege pp. 29-38

Rhonda Sharpe

Income and wealth transfer effects of discrimination in employment pp. 39-64

Sue Headlee

White gains from black subordination pp. 65-86

George Dowdall

Income and wealth transfer effects of discrimination in small business lending pp. 87-94

Jonathan Taylor

Racial disparities in health and wealth: The effects of slavery and past discrimination pp. 95-110

Darrell Gaskin, Alvin Headen and Shelley White-Means

Income and wealth transfer effects of discrimination in sentencing pp. 111-120

Charles Betsey

Consumer discrimination and black firm entry deterrence: Some reparable damage estimates pp. 121-140

Gregory Price

Reparations for slavery: A cause for reparations, a case against David Horowitz pp. 141-148

Taniecea Arceneaux

Volume 32, issue 2, 2004

Negative effects of state welfare policy on recipient college enrollment pp. 7-26

Kenya L. Covington and William E. Spriggs

Negative effects of state welfare policy on recipient college enrollment pp. 7-26

Kenya Covington and William Spriggs

Examining the implementation of welfare reform by race: Do blacks, hispanics and whites report similar experiences with welfare agencies? pp. 27-53

Susan Tinsley Gooden

Examining the implementation of welfare reform by race: Do blacks, hispanics and whites report similar experiences with welfare agencies? pp. 27-53

Susan Gooden

The role of state policies and discrimination in reducing the chances of African Americans receiving unemployment insurance pp. 55-59

Cheryl Hill Lee

The role of state policies and discrimination in reducing the chances of African Americans receiving unemployment insurance pp. 55-59

Cheryl Lee

The wellspring of racial inequality pp. 61-68

William Darity

The wellspring of racial inequality pp. 61-68

William Darity

The anatomy of racial inequality: A commentary pp. 69-73

Cecilia A. Conrad

The anatomy of racial inequality: A commentary pp. 69-73

Cecilia Conrad

The anatomy of racial inequality: The author’s account pp. 75-88

Glenn C. Loury

The anatomy of racial inequality: The author’s account pp. 75-88

Glenn Loury

Volume 32, issue 1, 2004

In memoriam: Robert Span Browne pp. 9-11

Charles Betsey

Nea presidential address: Identity, markets, and persistent racial inequality pp. 13-36

Patrick Mason

Analysis of venture-capital funds that finance minority-owned businesses pp. 37-46

Timothy Bates and William Bradford

Does place matter? Births to African American and Latina adolescents pp. 47-64

Wilhelmina Leigh

Looking for the next george washington carver: Explaining racial difference in employment and earnings in science and engineering in the United States pp. 65-82

John Graham and Steven Smith

Revisiting the economic hypothesis and positional segregation pp. 83-95

Marshall Medoff