2008
DOI: 10.1007/s12114-008-9029-8
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Robert Browne and the Caucus of Black Economics

Abstract: Caucus, Black economics, Diaspora,

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“…In a segregated world, URMs have created and participated in their own organizations and networks, developing sets of homogeneous relations that created knowledge and trust (Alexis, Spratlen, & Wilson, 2008; Blackwell, 1992; Conyers, 1981). Following Du Bois (1903), we employ the notion of “two worlds,” with Whites as the dominators and under-represented racial/ethnic minorities as the subordinates.…”
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“…In a segregated world, URMs have created and participated in their own organizations and networks, developing sets of homogeneous relations that created knowledge and trust (Alexis, Spratlen, & Wilson, 2008; Blackwell, 1992; Conyers, 1981). Following Du Bois (1903), we employ the notion of “two worlds,” with Whites as the dominators and under-represented racial/ethnic minorities as the subordinates.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 2. See Alexis et al (2008) and “Summer Program in Economics for Minority Students” (1975). Later funding was provided by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Federal Reserve System.…”
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