How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America: Problems in Race, Political Economy, and Society
Manning Marable explores the connections among capitalism, race, political economy, and society in shaping the underdevelopment of Black America. This critical work considers structural inequality and the forces influencing Black American life, making it relevant to readers of history, politics, economics, and sociology.
About This Book
Manning Marable examines the relationship between capitalism and the conditions experienced by Black Americans.
The book focuses on race, political economy, and society as interconnected forces shaping inequality and development.
Its subject is the historical and structural underdevelopment of Black America.
This work offers a critical perspective for readers interested in American history, economics, politics, and social analysis.
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