James B. Stewart (economist)

James B. Stewart is an American economist known for his work on the economics of race, particularly focusing on the impact of racial discrimination on labor market outcomes and economic development. He is also recognized for his contributions to the field of Black political economy.

Stewart's research often examines the historical and institutional factors that contribute to racial disparities in wealth, income, and employment. He has analyzed the role of structural inequality and discriminatory practices in perpetuating these disparities across generations. His work considers the interplay between economic policies, social structures, and racial identity.

Stewart has held faculty positions at several universities and has been a visiting scholar at various research institutions. He has published extensively in academic journals and has authored or edited several books on topics related to race and economics. He is also a frequent commentator on economic issues related to racial inequality in various media outlets. His analyses often provide insights into contemporary debates surrounding economic justice and racial equity.