The Review of Black Political Economy

1970 - 2017

Current editor(s): C. Conrad

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Volume 21, issue 4, 1993

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

NEA presidential address, 1992: Policy issues in the postsecondary education of African Americans pp. 5-18

Arthur King

Black-white wage differential: The relative importance of human capital and labor market structure pp. 19-52

Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong and Rudy Fichtenbaum

Color or culture?: Wage differences among non-hispanic black males, hispanic black males and hispanic white males pp. 53-67

Jeremiah Cotton

Do black and white women hold different jobs in the same occupation? A critical analysis of the clerical and service sectors pp. 68-82

Augustin Fosu

Do lenders who redline make more money than lenders who don’t? pp. 83-107

Gregory Squires and Sally O’Connor

Racism and justice: The case for affirmative action pp. 109-112

Albert Mosley

The culture of contentment pp. 113-115

Robert Browne

The state and development in Ethiopia pp. 116-126

John Mbaku

Volume 21, issue 3, 1993

Menu pp. 3-3

James Stewart

A tribute to Robert S. Browne pp. 5-8

Bernard Anderson

The origin, birth, and adolescence of the review of black political economy and the black economic research center pp. 9-23

Robert Browne

What’s wrong with the theory of racial inequality: Toward a more effective theory of racial inequality in economic life pp. 25-40

David Swinton

Community economic development: Some critical issues pp. 41-64

John Handy

Economic growth and equity: Complements or opposites? pp. 65-72

Donald Harris

Terms of trade shifts and international macroeconomic fundamentals pp. 73-85

Ronald Johnson

Toward an overall assessment of our alternatives pp. 87-97

Robert Browne

The economic basis for reparations to black America pp. 99-110

Robert Browne

Wealth distribution and its impact on minorities pp. 111-120

Robert Browne

The black stake in global interdependence pp. 121-133

Robert Browne

Volume 21, issue 2, 1992

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

NEA Presidential Address: The role of race-conscious policies in addressing past and present discrimination pp. 5-35

Charles Betsey

Trade sensitive manufacturing employment: Some new insights pp. 37-54

Bartholomew Armah

Income inequality as an indicator of discrimination in housing markets pp. 55-80

Robert Kaestner and Wendy Fleischer

Some new historical evidence on the impact of affirmative action: Detroit, 1972 pp. 81-98

Thomas Hyclak, Larry Taylor and James Stewart

The treatment of racial and sexual discrimination in economics journals and economics textbooks: 1972 to 1987 pp. 99-118

Robert Cherry and Susan Feiner

Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.: The political biography of an American dilemma pp. 119-122

Wilhelmina Leigh

Harold Washington and the neighborhoods: Progressive city government in Chicago, 1983–1987 pp. 123-128

Steven Neufeld

Volume 21, issue 1, 1992

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Arthur Lewis distinguished lecture what’s left of what’s left? or: What does it mean to be a socialist today? pp. 5-18

Paul Streeten

Racial differences in the feminization of poverty pp. 19-31

Emily Hoffman

Vacancies, unemployment, and black and white wage earnings: 1956–1983 pp. 33-44

Don Mar

The impact of changes in local labor market conditions on estimates of occupational segregation pp. 45-58

Susanne Schmitz and Paul Gabriel

Racial differences in married female labor force participation behavior: An analysis using interracial marriages pp. 59-68

David Macpherson and James Stewart

The dynamics of agricultural contribution to economic growth-Comment pp. 69-73

Addington Coppin

More on the dynamics of agricultural contribution to economic growth-Reply pp. 75-81

Edward Nissan

In the way of women; men’s resistance to sex equality in organizations pp. 83-85

Juanita Firestone

Life in black America pp. 87-90

Roy Austin

Volume 20, issue 4, 1992

Menu pp. 3-3

James Stewart

Nea presidential address, 1991: Sixteenth-century European expansion and the economic decline of Africa (in honor of Walter Rodney) pp. 5-38

Thomas Boston

Political instability and economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Further evidence pp. 39-53

John Mbaku

Recent U.S. economic policies and the Central Caribbean economies pp. 55-71

Addington Coppin

The divide-and-conquer and employer/ employee models of discrimination: Neoclassical competition as a familial defect pp. 73-89

Patrick Mason

Dependency and default-dependency and clientelism in Jamaica pp. 91-94

Nelson Keith

Volume 20, issue 3, 1992

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

The dilemma of black banking: Lending risks vs. community service pp. 5-29

Andrew Brimmer

Aid and economic growth in LDCs: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 31-52

Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong

The effect of discrimination and segregation on black male migration pp. 53-73

Tom Larson

Analysis of wage differentials by gender and ethnicity in the public sector pp. 75-98

Todd Idson and Hollis Price

The vintage schooling hypothesis and racial differences in earnings and on-the-job training: A longitudinal analysis pp. 99-117

Kevin Duncan

Being Brown: A Very Public Life pp. 119-126

Jacqueline Howard-Matthews

The silent revolution in Africa: Debt, development and democracy pp. 127-133

John Mbaku

Volume 20, issue 2, 1991

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

Attitudes towards race and poverty in the demand for private education: The case of Mississippi pp. 5-22

John Conlon and Mwangi Kimenyi

Racial differences in intersegment mobility pp. 23-43

C. Waddoups

Factors affecting the external debt-servicing capacity of African nations: An empirical investigation pp. 45-64

Christopher Ngassam

Agricultural exports and the agenda for accelerated development in Africa pp. 65-87

Emmanuel Egbe

Interregional migration of labor in Ghana, West Africa: Determinants, consequences and policy intervention pp. 89-103

John Arthur

Dumping in dixie: Race, class, and environmental quality pp. 105-107

James Stewart

Two-tier compensation structures: Their impact on unions, employers and employees pp. 109-111

James Stewart

Volume 20, issue 1, 1991

Menu pp. 3-4

James Stewart

THe dynamics of agricultural contribution to economic growth pp. 5-23

Edward Nissan

An estimation of the aggregate educational production function for public schools in Louisiana pp. 25-47

Donald Andrews, Bichaka Fayissa and Uday Tate

Race, amenities, and psychic income pp. 49-58

Mwangi Kimenyi

Labor market segmentation: African American and Puerto Rican labor in New York City, 1960–1980 pp. 59-77

Andrés Torres

In search of the new South: The black urban experience in the 1970s and 1980s pp. 79-81

Charles Henry

The African state and the economic crisis pp. 83-88

Kola Olugbade

Uganda’s struggle for authentic development pp. 89-91

Stephen Isabirye