Race, Radicalism, and Reform | Selected Papers | Abram L. Harris | Tay

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Race, Radicalism, and Reform

ABSTRACT

First published in 2017.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |34 pages

Introduction: The Odyssey of Abram Harris from Howard to Chicago 1

part I|90 pages

The Negro Problem

chapter |4 pages

Introduction to Part I

chapter 1|2 pages

Review of Peter Nielson’s The Black Man’s Place in South Africa

chapter 2|10 pages

The Negro Problem As Viewed By Negro Leaders

chapter 3|7 pages

Negro Migration to the North

chapter 4|4 pages

Defining the Negro Problem

chapter 5|36 pages

The Negro Population in Minneapolis: A Study of Race Relations

chapter 6|25 pages

Education and the Economic Status of Negroes in the United States

part II|76 pages

Race, Class, and Ethnicity

chapter |3 pages

Introduction to Part II

chapter 7|10 pages

The Negro and Economic Radicalism

chapter 8|9 pages

Black Communists in Dixie

chapter 9|9 pages

The Negro in the Coal Mining Industry

chapter 10|9 pages

Negro Labor’s Quarrel With White Workingmen

chapter 11|15 pages

Economic Foundations of American Race Division

chapter 12|11 pages

The Negro and the New Economic Life

chapter 13|8 pages

The Negro Worker: A Problem of Progressive Labor Action

part III|30 pages

American Economic History

chapter |4 pages

Introduction to Part III

chapter 14|2 pages

Review of Harry F. Warcd’s The New Social Order

chapter 15|4 pages

Reconstruction and the Negro

chapter 16|3 pages

Our Second Bourgeois Revolution

chapter 17|15 pages

The Economics of the Founding Fathers

part IV|100 pages

Marx and Marxism

chapter |3 pages

Introduction to Part IV

chapter 18|40 pages

The Marxian Right to the Whole Product

chapter 19|26 pages

Pure Capitalism and the Disappearance of the Middle Class

chapter 20|29 pages

Utopian Elements in Marx’s Thought

part V|124 pages

On Veblen, Sombart, and Institutional Economics

chapter |4 pages

Introduction to Part V

chapter 21|25 pages

Types of Institutionalism

chapter 22|40 pages

Economic Evolution: Dialectical and Darwinian

chapter 23|12 pages

Veblen and the Social Phenomenon of Capitalism

chapter 24|10 pages

Monopoly, Business Cycles, and Imperialism

chapter 25|4 pages

Review of Bernard Rosenberg’s The Values of Veblen: A Critical Appraisal

chapter 26|27 pages

Sombart 1 and German (National) Socialism

part VI|54 pages

On John Stuart Mill

chapter |4 pages

Introduction to Part VI

chapter 27|11 pages

J. S. Mill on Monopoly and Socialism: A Note

chapter 28|15 pages

Mill on Freedom and Voluntary Association

chapter 29|22 pages

John Stuart Mill: Servant of the East India Company 1