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Journal Article
External Labor Markets and the Distribution of Black Scientists and Engineers in Academia
2000
Overview
We examine how the academic labor market is racially segmented along geographic and disciplinary lines. Results from a national survey indicate that black faculty in the sciences and engineering are found disproportionately in Southern, historically black institutions, areas with sizable black populations, and, independent of the black doctoral labor supply, in certain fields.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis,Ohio State University Press,Taylor & Francis Ltd
