Race, Radicalism, and Reform
Subtitle: Selected Papers
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Milton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 530
ISBN-13: 9781351317429
Subjects: African Americans; Economic conditions; Race relations; Marxian economics; Capitalism; Noirs américains; Conditions économiques; Relations raciales; Économie marxiste; SOCIAL SCIENCE; Discrimination & Race Relations; Minority Studies
Description: "First Published in 2017. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an Informa company."--Provided by publisher
Notes: Bibliography of the Works of Abram Lincoln Harris, JrIndex.
Table of contents: title: Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction: The Odyssey of Abram Harris From Howard to Chicago; I. The Negro Problem; 1. Review of Peter Nielsen's The Black Man's Place in South Africa; 2. The Negro Problem As Viewed By Negro Leaders; 3. Negro Migration to the North; 4. Defining the Negro Problem; 5. The Negro Population in Minneapolis: A Study of Race Relations; 6. Education and the Economic Status of Negroes in the United States; II. Race, Class, and Ethnicity; 7. The Negro and Economic Radicalism; 8. Black Communists in Dixie.; title: 9. The Negro in the Coal Mining Industry10. Negro Labor's Quarrel With White Workingmen; 11. Economic Foundations of American Race Division; 12. The Negro and the New Economic Life; 13. The Negro Worker: A Problem of Progressive Labor Action; III. American Economic History; 14. Review of Harry F. Ward's The New Social Order; 15. Reconstruction and the Negro; 16. Our Second Bourgeois Revolution; 17. The Economics of the Founding Fathers; IV. Marx and Marxism; 18. The Marxian Right to the Whole Product; 19. Pure Capitalism and the Disappearance of the Middle Class.; title: 20. Utopian Elements in Marx's ThoughtV. On Veblen, Sombart, and Institutional Economics; 21. Types of Institutionalism; 22. Economic Evolution: Dialectical and Darwinian; 23. Veblen and the Social Phenomenon of Capitalism; 24. Monopoly, Business Cycles, and Imperialism; 25. Review of Bernard Rosenberg's The Values of Veblen: A Critical Appraisal; 26. Sombart and German (National) Socialism; VI. On John Stuart Mill; 27. J.S. Mill on Monopoly and Socialism: A Note; 28. Mill on Freedom and Voluntary Association; 29. J.S. Mill: Servant of the East India Company.