The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 31, issue 4, 2004

Co-morbidity and black and white disparities in health and functional status pp. 9-33

Alvin Headen, Kenneth Manton and Max Woodbury

Open for business in the black metropolis: Race, disadvantage, and entrepreneurial activity in Chicago's inner city pp. 35-57

Cedric Herring

Is discretionary pricing discretionary?: The case of overages in mortgage lending pp. 59-68

Harold Black, Thomas Boehm and Ramon Degennaro

New estimates of within occupation African American-white wage gaps pp. 69-88

William Rodgers and John Holmes

Racial apartheid in a small North Carolina town pp. 89-107

James Johnson, Allan Parnell, Ann Joyner, Carolyn Christman and Ben Marsh

Between fear & hope, globalization and race in the united states pp. 109-111

James Stewart

Volume 31, issue 3, 2004

Comments: Outgoing editor pp. 9-10

Thomas Boston

Globalization, cities, and racial inequality at the dawn of the 21st century pp. 11-32

James Stewart

Poverty and the environment: Sociologizing environmental protection in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 33-42

Ifeanyi Ezeonu

The political economy of race and its role in the development of public housing in south St. Petersburg: The case of Jordan Park pp. 43-63

Hashim Ahmed

War, women, song: The tectonics of black business and entrepreneurship, 1939–2001 pp. 65-116

Juliet Walker

Nickel and dimed and Saving bernice: Contrasting perspectives on welfare reform pp. 117-128

Robert Cherry

Volume 31, issue 1, 2003

Introduction pp. 9-14

Steven Shulman

The economic well-being of black Americans: The overarching influence of U.S. immigration policies pp. 15-42

Vernon Briggs

Immigration and the black-white color line in the United States pp. 43-76

Jennifer Lee, Frank Bean, Jeanne Batalova and Sabeen Sandhu

Occupational context and wage competition of new immigrant latinos with minorities and whites pp. 77-94

Lisa Cantazarite

Immigration and the employment of African American workers pp. 95-110

Hannes Johannsson and Steven Shulman

Do blacks lose when diversity replaces affirmative action? pp. 111-124

Gerald Jaynes and Frederick McKinney

Somewhere over the rainbow?: African Americans, unauthorized Mexican immigration, and coalition building pp. 125-155

Manuel Pastor and Enrico Marcelli

Immigration and race: What we think we know pp. 157-184

Robert Cherry

Volume 30, issue 4, 2003

The Samuel Z. Westerfield Award pp. 9-12

Samuel Myers

Introduction of Bernard E. Anderson recipient of the 2003 Samuel Z. Westerfield Award pp. 13-15

Margaret Simms

The Samuel Z. Westerfield Award acceptance remarks pp. 17-26

Bernard Anderson

Immigration, finance, and urban evolution: An illustrative model, with a Los Angeles case study pp. 27-50

Gary Dymski

“Race riots” and black economic progress pp. 51-66

Mary King

Committed “armies of compassion”: African American churches building and sutaining community pp. 67-88

Sherri Wallace

Volume 30, issue 3, 2003

Race, internet usage, and e-commerce pp. 7-22

Hiroshi Ono and Madeline Zavodny

Black enterprise and the legacy of slavery pp. 23-37

Tristan Zajonc

The association between maternal depression and prenatal care adequacy pp. 39-53

Geoffrey Warner

Race, incentives, and opportunities: The importance of timing pp. 55-69

Michael Leeds

Volume 30, issue 2, 2002

The research productivity of black economists: Ranking by individuals and doctoral alma mater pp. 7-24

Jacqueline Agesa, Maury Granger and Gregory Price

The impact of equal employment opportunity commission enforcement on the wages of black and white women, 1988–1996 pp. 25-51

Sarah Wilhelm

Local labor market structure and the implications for black unemployment in the late 1980s pp. 53-73

Theodore Davis

Past labor force experience and heterogeneity pp. 75-89

Jorge Valero-Gil

Volume 30, issue 1, 2002

Family connections and the black-white wealth gap among middle-class families pp. 9-28

N. Chiteji and Darrick Hamilton

Gender differences in public and private university enrollement in Kenya: What do they mask? pp. 29-55

Jacqueline Agesa and Richard Agesa

Empirical destabilization of racial categories: Implications for civil rights enforcement in mortgage lending pp. 57-89

Steven Holloway and Elvin Wyly

Are black and white income distributions converging? time series analysis pp. 91-106

Ryoichi Sakano

Volume 29, issue 4, 2002

Guest editors pp. 3-4

Jessica Nembhard and Anthony Blasingame

Introduction: Tribute to Rhonda M. Williams pp. 15-20

Jessica Nembhard

Complete works pp. 21-24

Rhonda Williams

Rhonda M. Williams: Competition, race, agency, and community pp. 25-42

Gary Dymski and Jessica Nembhard

Queer black marxist feminist political economy in a white-supremacist heterosexist-homophobic capitalist patriarchy: Rhonda M. Williams on method, history, theory, and policy pp. 43-51

Mathew Forstater

Speaking truth to power: Race, class, gender, and the intersection pp. 53-61

Julianne Malveaux

The Janus face of race: Rhonda M. Williams on orthodox economic schizophrenia pp. 63-75

Patrick Mason

Intergroup disparity: Why culture is irrelevant pp. 77-90

William Darity

A logit decomposition analysis of occupational segregation: An update for the 1990s of Spriggs and Williams pp. 91-96

Valerie Rawlston and William Spriggs

Unions and women’s training for the skilled trades in the U.S pp. 97-122

Günseli Berik and Cihan Bilginsoy

Volume 29, issue 3, 2002

Competition and integration of black enterprises in the American economy pp. 9-50

Andrew Brimmer

Minority businesses serving government clients amidst prolonged chaos in preferential procurement programs pp. 51-70

Timothy Bates

Swimming upstream?: The relative research productivity of economists at black colleges pp. 71-92

Jacqueline Agesa, Maury Granger and Gregory Price

Self-employment, criminal victimization, and community organization: Formulating effective policies for urban development pp. 93-113

Sean Wheeler

Volume 29, issue 2, 2001

Access to capital: Milwaukee's continuing small business lending gaps pp. 9-46

Gregory Squires and Sally O'Connor

Family structure and the afro-euro poverty gap: When employment policies aren't enough pp. 47-66

Steven Shulman

Survey of consumer finances: Asset accumulation differences by race pp. 67-81

Ronald Straight

The determinants of infant and child mortality in developing countries: The case of Sub-Sahara Africa pp. 83-98

Bichaka Fayissa

Volume 29, issue 1, 2001

Exits from poverty among rural and urban black, hispanic, and white young adults pp. 9-23

Teresa Mauldin and Yoko Mimura

Black educational advantage in the inner city pp. 25-47

Katrina McDonald and Thomas LaVeist

The ideological origins of Richard M. Nixon's “Black Capitalism” initiative pp. 49-61

Robert Weems and Lewis Randolph

The history of community banking and its role in Nigerian rural economic development pp. 63-77

C. Okoye and Amon Okpala

Losing the race: Self-sabotage in Black America pp. 79-83

Billy Dickens