The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 28, issue 4, 2001

In pursuit of racial equality: The political economy of Rhonda M. Williams pp. 13-29

Deborah Figart

Cognitive skills, test scores, and social stratification: The role of family and school-level resources on racial/ethnic differences in scores on standardized tests (AFQT) pp. 31-71

Héctor Cordero-Guzmán

Do lenders discriminate against low-income borrowers? pp. 73-94

Harold Black, Breck Robinson and Robert Schweitzer

Do higher minimum wages harm minority and inner-city teens? pp. 95-116

Mark Turner and Berna Demiralp

Volume 28, issue 3, 2001

The civil rights act of 1964 and black consumption/savings behavior pp. 9-22

Warren Hrung

Are learning outcomes in economics different at predominantly black and white universities? Lessons fromPrinciples of macroeconomics courses at two schools pp. 23-39

Scott Simkins and Stuart Allen

A lorenz curve based index of income stratification pp. 41-57

Geoffrey Warner

Set-aside contracting in S.B.A.'S 8(a) program pp. 59-71

Paul Ong

The history of community banking and its role in Nigerian rural economic development pp. 73-87

C. Okoye and Amon Okpala

Volume 28, issue 2, 2000

Race and home price appreciation in urban neighborhoods: Evidence from Milwaukee, Wisconsin pp. 9-28

Sunwoong Kim

The impact of secondary mortgage market guidelines on affordable and fair lending: A reconnaissance from the front lines pp. 29-52

Kenneth Temkin, Roberto Quercia and George Galster

Black and white differences in homeownership rates in the Toronto Census Metropolitan area: Does race matter? pp. 53-76

Joe Darden and Sameh Kamel

Scenarios for economic development in an inner city community in the district of Columbia pp. 77-97

Daniel Muhammad, Mashadi Manong and Rodney Green

Transformations of gender and race: Family and developmental perspectives pp. 99-102

Rhea Almeida and Lynn Burbridge

Volume 28, issue 1, 2000

Does type of conjugal union matter in the labor market? Evidence from a Caribbean economy pp. 7-27

Addington Coppin

Black abortion demand pp. 29-36

Marshall Medoff

Race and cesarean delivery in Florida pp. 37-47

Darren Grant

Structural adjustment and public sector investiment program in the Caribbean pp. 49-61

Walter Simmons and Lennox Andrews

The political economy of hope and fear, capitalism and the black condition in America pp. 63-66

James Stewart

Locked in the poorhouse; Cities, race and poverty in the United States pp. 67-70

James Stewart

Readings in black political economy pp. 71-74

James Stewart

Volume 27, issue 4, 2000

Where are the people? Review essay on Thomas Sugrue'sThe Origins of the Urban Crisis pp. 13-26

Beth Bates, Timothy Bates and Grace Boggs

Black teen childbearing: Reexamining the segmented labor market hypothesis pp. 27-42

Christine Meyer and Swati Mukerjee

Returning Aftican American farmers to the land: Recent trends and a policy rationale pp. 43-64

Spencer Wood and Jess Gilbert

Insights into the work and family lives of Afro-Caribbean men pp. 65-86

Addington Coppin

The strenghs of African American families, twenty-five years later pp. 87-91

James Stewart

Job creation, prospects and strategies pp. 93-96

James Stewart

Volume 27, issue 3, 2000

Should black women and men live in the same place? An intermetropolitan assessment of relative labor market success pp. 9-34

Mary King and Todd Easton

Racial and gender differences in unemployment patterns in an urban labor market: The case of detroit pp. 35-47

Augustin Fosu

Illegal-seizure and market-disadvantage approaches to restitution: A comparison of the Japanese American and African American cases pp. 49-80

Gary Dymski

Mitigating barriers to black employment through affirmative action regulations: A case study pp. 81-102

Ward Thomas

Black residential segregation in suburban detroit: Empirical testing of the ecological theory pp. 103-123

T. Darden and Sameh Kamel

Volume 27, issue 2, 1999

An economic theory of Pan-Africanism pp. 7-12

Augustin Fosu

Union membership effects on black-white differences in returns to education pp. 13-32

Terry Ashley

Minority youth employment, residential location, and neighborhood jobs: A study of Los Angeles County pp. 33-62

Tom Larson and Madhu Mohanty

Health insurance, race, and emergency room utilization pp. 63-76

Peter Jackson

Volume 27, issue 1, 1999

How does it feel to be free?: Reflections on black-white economic inequality in the era of “color-blind” law pp. 9-21

Rhonda Williams and William Spriggs

Is there discrimination in mortgage lending? What does the research tell us? pp. 23-30

Harold Black

Black male employment and tight labor markets pp. 31-45

Robert Cherry

Cooperative economics—A community revitalization strategy pp. 47-71

Curtis Haynes and Jessica Nembhard

Minority procurement: Beyond affirmative action to economic empowerment pp. 73-98

Sherri Wallace

Merit, cost, and the affirmative action policy debate pp. 99-127

Major Coleman

Volume 26, issue 4, 1999

21st century pollination: Federal housing and health policies pp. 13-28

Wilhelmina Leigh

Black infant health: Where to in the 21st century? pp. 29-54

Geoffrey Warner

Economic community of West African States: From an economic union to a peacekeeping mission? pp. 55-74

E. Udogu

Development prospects and policy for Africa: Structural adjustment and beyond pp. 75-92

Kempe Hope

Volume 26, issue 3, 1999

Editor’s introduction pp. 3-4

Thomas Boston

W.E.B. Dubois as economic analyst: Reflections on the 100th anniversary of the Philadelphia Negro pp. 13-31

Lynn Burbridge

No more servants in the house pp. 33-49

Beth Bates

The economics of racism pp. 51-75

Marcus Alexis

Reparations and public policy pp. 77-83

Richard America

Volume 26, issue 2, 1998

Race, cognitive skills, psychological capital and wages pp. 9-21

Arthur Goldsmith, William Darity and Jonathan Veum

Determinants of regional income distribution in the U.S. South, 1980–1990: Roles of net migration and human capital accumulation pp. 23-35

Octavian Ngarambé and Stephan Goetz

Assessing the effect of the occupational crowding of immigrants on the real wages of African American workers pp. 37-46

Lonnie Stevans

On the permanence or impermanence of black-white economic inequality pp. 47-56

Jeremiah Cotton

The shadow of the future and the complexity of cooperation pp. 57-73

John Handy

Volume 26, issue 1, 1998

Editor’s introduction pp. 11-12

Thomas Boston

Long-term trends and prospects for black-owned businesses pp. 19-36

Andrew Brimmer

Minority business formation and survival: Evidence on business performance and viability pp. 37-72

Jan Christopher

What determines exports of black-owned enterprises? pp. 73-88

N. Ekanem and Charlie Mahone

Is the U.S. small business administration a racist institution? pp. 89-104

Timothy Bates