the civil rights movement of the 1960s, research into race relations has tended to focus on political and social inequality rather than the economic impact of racism. "A Different Vision: African-American Economic Thought" redresses this imbalance. It is a landmark two- volume work--the most significant contribution to the study of blacks and economics ever to have been published.
Author: Thomas D. Boston (ed.) · Original publisher: Routledge, first published 1997 (hardback ISBN 9780415095914); Routledge also lists a January 4, 2002 edition
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