PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS

 "What To Do With the Dropout?"  The New Republic , October 1962.  (co-author)
 
"The Minority Child and the Schools."  The Progressive, Nov. 1962.  (co-author)
 
"Some Problems in the Treatment of Minority Group Youngsters in Los Angeles Schools," The Journal of Negro Education,Spring 1963.  (lead-author)
 
"Depressed Areas: Alternative Approaches and Programs," Chap. 5, Final Report on Hard-Core Unemployment and Poverty in Los Angeles, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Area Redevelopment Administration, 1965.
 
"Unemployment and Public Transportation in Los Angeles," Ibid.
 
"A Survey of Redevelopment Agencies in New York and Philadelphia," Ibid.
 
California Legislature, Report on the Education of Children in the Ghetto School: A Legislative Program for Reform. Sacramento, 1970.
 
"Black Professional Manpower and the City," New Generation, vol. 53, No. 2, Spring 1971.   
 
"The Unfinished Business of Minority Education," Ch. 10, U.S.  D.H.E.W.,
Report on Higher Education, Wash., D.C.: March 1972.
 
"Performance Improvement and Community Education Grants", in Final Report to the Senate Select Committee on School District Finance, Volume 1, Sacramento, June 1972.
 
California Legislature, Joint Committee on the Master Plan Higher Education, Blacks and Higher Education in California, 1972.  (Editor and Lead author).
 
The School Finance Revolution: Its Meaning for the BlackCommunity, Monograph in series published by the National Urban League Education Task Force, October 1972.
 
"Alternative Schooling Models for Los Angeles," Proceedings of Hearings by the Commission on Educational Governance, National Committee for Citizens in Education, October 1974.
 
"The School Finance Crisis and the Black Administrator," Paper delivered at the Atlanta University Summer Institute on Public School Finance, June 1974.  Published in Consortium Currents, Winter, 1974.


 
 
PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS (Continued)
 
"The Black Child and Equity in School Finance:  Analysis and Alternatives" Paper delivered at the Public Policy Series, Harvard Graduate School of Education, March 1974.  Published in Journal of Negro Education, Volume 44, No. 3, Summer 1975.
 
"Revenues and Revenue Limits: The General Provisions of California School Finance," Published by the California Department of Education, (Job No. 77-141)  (co-author)
 
"Two Cases of School Site Lump-Sum Budgeting:  Review and Critique," (Washington, D.C.: National Urban Coalition), Winter 1977.
 
"California, The Self-Determination in Education Act, 1968" in Parents, Teachers, and Children (San Francisco: Institute for Contemporary Studies) 1977.
 
"Proposition 13 Effects on the Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youth in California," Monograph in series published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Fall 1978.
 
"The Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youth in Los Angeles County," Monograph in series published by M.D.C. Inc. of Duke University, 979 (co-author).
 
"Capitalization Effects of Proposition 13 in California," Grant 929-79.  Published by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1980.
 
"Residential Location Effects of School Finance Reform," Grant No. NIE-P-79-0085, Published by U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, January 1980.
 
"The Capitalization Effects of Proposition Thirteen, Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, 1982.
 
Southern California Rapid Transit District General Planning Consultant: Technical Memorandum 4. California Case Study Documentation.  August 1984, Monograph distributed by SCRTD Planning Department.
 
Los Angeles Business Labor Council, "A Labor Supply and Demand Forecasting Model," July 1984.
 
"Proposition 13 and the Inter-jurisdictional Capitalization Hypothesis in Southern California," Paper presented to the Western Economic Association, July 1985.
 
"Allocation of Educational Resources in California," Monograph distributed by Los Angeles Unified School District, May 1986.
 


 
 
 
PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS (Continued)
 
"Technology, Education and the Multi-Cultured Society," Paper presented to the National University Continuing Education Association-CHEL Project Forum, October 1987.
 
Review of  "An Introduction to Statistics:  Concepts and Applications"  by Martin Sternstein, (Los Angeles:  Roxbury Publishing Company, 1987).
 
"Capitalization Effects of the 'Invisible Foot': Another test of the Tiebout Hypothesis,"  Paper presented to the Western Regional Science Association, February 1988.
 
"Using the Plot Procedure in Economics" Proceedings of  the 16th Annual SAS Users Group International, SAS Institute, Inc., 1991.  pp. 1199-1207.
 
Review of Urban Economics, Fourth Edition, by Edwin S. Mills and Bruce W. Hamilton, (Glenview, Illinois, Scott, Foresman and Co., 1992)
 
"The Economic Impact of the Croson Decision on Minority Contractors," Eastern Economic Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., October 1992
 
"The Economics of the Motion Picture Industry in Southern California," Western Economic Association Annual Meeting, Lake Tahoe, June, 1993.
 
"Economic Overview of the San Diego Market Area," Chapter 3 of Report to Agencies Participating in the San Diego Disparity Study, submitted December, 1994.
 
Review of Urban Economics, Fifth Edition, by Edwin S. Mills and Bruce W. Hamilton, (Glenview, Ill., Scott, Foresman and Co., 1994)
 
"New Technologies for the Teaching of Economic Principles," A colloquium of the Department of Economics at LMU, April 1995.
 
Review of Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy, Sixth Edition, by Ronald G. Ehrenberg and Robert S. Smith. (New York, NY, HarperCollins College Publishers, 1996)
 
"An Educational Production Function for Colleges of a Private University," Atlantic Economic Association Annual Meeting, October 1996.
 
“Higher Education Production Functions,” Western Regional Science Association Annual Meeting, Hawaii, February 1997.
 
Review of The Economics of Cities and Suburbs, William Bogart (NJ, Prentice Hall, 1997)
 
Investment Foundations.  Video prepared for Lecture Series of Learning Bridge, Inc., Spring,1999.
 
Investment Strategies.  Video prepared for Lecture Series of Learning Bridge,  Inc. Spring, 1999
 
“College Enrollment and the Alchian-Allen Theorem.”  Business and Economics for the 21st Century, Vol. III.  Demetri Kantarelis, ed. Worcester, Massachusetts. November 1999, pp. 305-321.
 
“Production and Gains From Trade,” Presentation at NSF sponsored workshop at College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, February, 2001 Co-author.
 
“Transparency in Economics Courses: Preparing to Implement Hansen’s Proficiencies.”  Paper delivered to European Applied Business Research Conference in Venice, Italy.  June 22, 2003.
 
“The Civil Rights Movement as Economic History,” Presentation to Civil Rights Groups at the Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles, California, January 19, 2003.
 
“Labor and the Civil Rights Movement,” Presentation to AFL-CIO gathering at Watts Labor Community Action Center, Los Angeles, California, January 16, 2004.
 
“The Impact of the Civil Rights Movement on Southern Economic Development,” Presentation to Civil Rights Organizations at the Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles, California, January, 2004.
 
“Passing the Torch of Civil Rights to a New Generation” Keynote Address at Kente Graduation, Ralph Bunche Center of African American Studies, UCLA May, 2004
 

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