The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

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Volume 23, issue 4, 1995

Farewell pp. 3-3

James Stewart

Menu pp. 5-6

James Stewart

An empirical test of the cultural capital hypothesis pp. 7-27

James Johnson, Elisa Bienenstock and Jennifer Stoloff

Racial differences in the unemployment response to structural changes in local labor markets pp. 29-42

Thomas Hyclak and James Stewart

The demographics of trade-affected services and manufacturing workers (1987–1990): A comparative analysis pp. 43-67

Bartholomew Armah

Consumer discrimination, duopoly, and black firm entry: The welfare effect of subsidies pp. 69-76

Gregory Price

Look before you leap: The Franchise route to self-employment pp. 77-83

Timothy Bates and William Bradford

Characteristics of black-owned corporations in Atlanta: With comments on the SMOBE undercount pp. 85-99

Thomas Boston

Economic restructuring and emerging patterns of industrial relations pp. 101-111

Earl Hamilton and Emily Blank

Volume 23, issue 3, 1995

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Samuel Z. Westerfield lecture pp. 5-11

Samuel Myers

NEA presidential address, 1994 pp. 13-36

James Stewart

The theory of bank redlining and discrimination: An exploration pp. 37-74

Gary Dymski

Race, revenues, and college basketball pp. 75-90

Robert Brown and R. Jewell

Race and employment dislocation in California’s aerospace industry pp. 91-101

Paul Ong and Janette Lawrence

Residential location and the earnings of African American women pp. 103-111

Emily Hoffnar and Michael Greene

The impact of ECOWAS on intraregional trade flows: An empirical investigation pp. 113-129

Mamit Deme

Volume 23, issue 2, 1994

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

The performance of black-owned commercial banks: A comparative analysis pp. 5-23

Sam Ziorklui

A crumbling legacy: The decline of African American insurance companies in contemporary America pp. 25-37

Robert Weems

The demand for labor in Caribbean community MDCs pp. 39-56

Addington Coppin

Rural employment and rural-urban differences in employment in Zaire: A comparative perspective pp. 57-70

David Shapiro and Sharon Shapiro

Capitalism, democracy and discrimination—The rise and decline of racism in cox’scaste, class and race pp. 71-92

Ganeshwar Chand

Race, job training, and economic development: Barriers to racial equity in program planning pp. 93-112

Joan Fitzgerald and Wendy Patton

The effect of public sector employment on the earnings of white and African American males: A sample selectivity approach pp. 113-120

Michael Greene and Emily Hoffnar

A note to the editor pp. 121-122

Robert Browne

Volume 23, issue 1, 1994

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Nea presidential address, 1993: Why black economists? pp. 5-8

Cecilia Conrad

The cost of government deposits for black-owned commercial banks pp. 9-24

Gregory Price

Measuring employment discrimination through controlled experiments pp. 25-48

Marc Bendick, Charles Jackson and Victor Reinoso

Sectoral labor employment in a Caribbean economy: The case of Barbados pp. 49-66

Addington Coppin

Black-white housing price differentials: Recent trends and implications pp. 67-93

John Reifel

An analysis of the repayment patterns of some black mortgagors pp. 95-112

Roger Williams

Utilization of minority employees in small business: A comparison of nonminority and black-owned urban enterprises pp. 113-121

Timothy Bates

Public policy and the black hospital: From slavery to segregation to integration pp. 123-125

David McBride

Volume 22, issue 4, 1994

Menu pp. 3-5

James Stewart

Blacks in rural America: Socioeconomic status and policies to enhance economic well-being pp. 7-24

Joyce Allen-Smith

Federal agricultural policies: Do black farm operators benefit? pp. 25-50

Hezekiah Jones

Structural changes in U.S. agriculture: Implications for African American farmers pp. 51-71

Adell Brown, Ralph Christy and Tesfa Gebremedhin

Survival strategies of successful black farmers pp. 73-83

Patricia McLean-Meyinsse and Adell Brown

Economic development in southern black belt counties: How does it measure up? pp. 85-108

Donald Bellamy and Alfred Parks

African Americans in southern rural regions: The importance of legacy pp. 109-124

Louis Swanson, Rosalind Harris, Jerry Skees and Lionel Williamson

Employment hardship and rural minorities: Theory, research, and policy pp. 125-144

Leif Jensen

Income inequities between black and white populations in southern nonmetropolitan counties pp. 145-158

Theodore Davis

Determinants of poverty among workers in metro and nonmetro areas of the south pp. 159-177

Alton Thompson and Donald McDowell

Domestic food programs, hunger and undernutrition in rural America: How secure is the safety net? pp. 179-202

Carlton Davis

Volume 22, issue 3, 1994

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Fiscal stress in local government: A case study of the tri-cities in the Commonwealth of Virginia pp. 5-17

Yaw Badu and Sheng Li

The impact of targeted partnership grants on minority employment pp. 19-29

Maurice Mongkuo and William Pammer

An estimate of black gross job losses due to reduced defense expenditures pp. 31-41

Roger Williams

Race and rehiring in the high-tech industry pp. 43-54

Don Mar and Paul Ong

Rising black unemployment: Changes in job stability or in employability? pp. 55-75

M. Badgett

Black immigrants in the U.S. labor market: An earnings analysis pp. 77-98

Nasser Daneshvary and R. Schwer

Banking on black enterprise: The potential of emerging firms for revitalizing urban economies pp. 99-105

Jerome Williams

Volume 22, issue 2, 1993

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Minority business development: Where do we go from here? pp. 5-10

Gavin Chen

Perspectives on minority business pp. 11-14

Don Holdren

Black Americans’ business ownership factors: A theoretical perspective pp. 15-39

Sol Ahiarah

Rural minority business development pp. 41-71

Frank Fratoe

Progress and success in the development of black-owned franchise units pp. 73-87

Matthew Sonfield

The performance of minority banks in a deregulated banking environment pp. 89-107

Don Holdren and Wilton Heyliger

An analysis of small, high performing minority and nonminority banks’ strategies, 1980-1988 pp. 109-134

Don Holdren, Jafar Alavi and Wilton Hey Liger

Equalizing opportunity through small business development: A south african perspective pp. 141-150

Bruce Phillips

Gender, entrepreneurship and socioeconomic reparation in South Africa pp. 151-165

Fred Ahwireng-Obeng

Volume 22, issue 1, 1993

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Revisiting the relationship between growth and poverty pp. 5-18

Golam Azam and Alonzo Redmon

A Different approach to the measurement of income inequality pp. 19-31

Cecilia Conrad

Has social mobilization caused political instability in Africa? A granger-causality test pp. 33-54

Bedford Umez

A regional analysis of black male-white male wage differences pp. 55-71

Jeremiah Cotton

Enterprise zones: Incentives are not attracting minority firms pp. 73-99

Glenda Glover

What do we know about racial discrimination in mortgage markets? pp. 101-120

Cathy Cloud and George Galster