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September 1995, Volume 14, Issue 3‐4
- 407-430 Windows of Opportunity: When and How Can the Policy Analyst Influence the Policymaker During the Policy Process
by Charles E. Snare - 431-452 Limits on Economic Development Policy: State‐supported Gambling in Iowa
by Randy D. Parvin & Steven G. Koven
March 1995, Volume 14, Issue 1‐2
- 3-24 A Pragmatic Framework for the Evaluation of Policy Arguments
by William J. Ball - 25-48 Autonomy in Action: Bureaucratic Competition Among Functional Rivals in Denver Water Politics
by Brian A. Ellison - 49-70 Presidential Influence Versus Agency Characteristics in Explaining Policy Implementation
by Steven A. Shull & David Garland - 71-98 Ideas, Networks, and Policy Streams: Privatization in Britain and Germany
by Nikolaos Zahariadis & Christopher S. Allen - 99-106 Policy Strategies Along the Information Superhighway
by William H. Read & Jan Linker Youtie - 107-116 Nonprofit Organizations and Public Policy
by Robert C. Lowry - 117-126 Creating New Nonprofit Organizations as Response to Social Change: HIV/AIDS Organizations in New York City
by Susan M. Chambreé - 127-136 National Mandates and Local Nonprofits: Shaping a Local Delivery System of HIV/AIDS Services
by Wolfgang Bielefeld & Richard K. Scotch & G.S. Thielemann - 137-148 Democratic Accountability and Governmental Innovation in the Use of Nonprofit Organizations
by Scott Gates & Jeffrey Hill - 149-159 Foundations and Health Policy: Identifying Funding Strategies in Health Programming
by Jack H. Knott & Carol S. Weissert - 161-170 Unions and Foundations as Public Policy Actors
by Richard Magat - 171-182 Nonprofit Environmental Organizations in World Politics: Domestic Structure and Transnational Relations
by Rodger A. Payne - 183-194 The Internal Dynamics of Environmental Organizations: Movement Interest Groups, Communal Advocacy Groups, and the Policy Process
by Martin B. Shaffer - 195-204 Issue Networks and Nonprofit Organizations
by Julie Nyland - 205-214 Church and State: Two Models
by J. Christopher Soper & Stephen V. Monsma - 215-224 Cultural Policy in the Era of Shrinking Government
by Russell A. Cargo - 225-234 Nonprofit Organizations as Inter‐regional Actors: Lessons from Southern Growth
by Charles C. Hinnant - 235-251 Public‐Private Leadership and the Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Local Government: The Case of Social Services
by Evan M. Berman & Jonathan P. West
September 1994, Volume 13, Issue 3‐4
- 215-234 Privatization Revisited
by William T. Gormley - 235-248 Lessons from Privatization of Argentina's National Telephone Company
by Filemon Campo‐Flores - 249-272 The Glass Ceiling Revisited: Determinants of Federal Job Advancement
by Katherine C. Naff & Sue Thomas - 273-292 Policy Theory as Argumentation
by Igno Pröpper & Derk‐Daan Reneman - 293-314 Impact of Political Structures and Informal Political Processes on Health Policy: Comparison of the United States and Canadab
by Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau - 315-318 Adult Education Policy and Performance: An International Perspective
by H. S. Bhola - 319-340 Adult Education Policy Formation and Implementation: A Global Perspective
by H. S. Bhola - 341-366 Language Policy, Literacy, and Minority Languages
by Stephen L. Walter & Kay R. Ringenberg - 367-390 Adult Education Policy in Sweden, 1967–1991
by Kjell Rubenson - 391-414 Adult Education in China: Policies and Practice in the 1980s
by Qian Tang - 415-432 Adult Education Policy in Micro‐states: The Case of the Caribbean
by Didacus Jules - 433-442 Adult Education Policy Between Utopia and Fatalism: A Review Essay of Policy‐related Literature
by Ursula Giere
March 1994, Volume 13, Issue 1‐2
- 3-4 Presentation of this Special Issue
by Hector Correa - 5-18 Application of Mathematical Methods for Decision‐making to Teenage Pregnancies, Sexual Activity, and Sex Education
by Hector Correa - 19-38 Which States Will Restrict Abortions? Predictions from Votes in the House of Representatives
by Stephan F. Gohmann & Robert L. Ohsfeldt - 39-62 Determinants of Pregnancy Wantedness: Profiling the Population from an Interventionist Perspective
by Joyce C. Abma & Frank L. Mott - 63-78 Public Policy Implications of the Fiscal Year 1989–90 Reduction in California Family Planning Funding
by Sima D. Michaels & Thomas C. Kring - 79-90 Abortion Policy and Super‐optimum Solutions
by Stuart S. Nagel - 91-110 Privacy as Autonomy vs. Privacy as Familial Attachment: A Conceptual Approach to Right to Privacy Cases
by Patricia Boling - 111-126 Keeping Abortion Clinics Open: The Importance of Ragsdale v. Turnock in the Post‐Casey Era
by Susan Gluck Mezey & Raymond Tatalovich & Michael Walsh - 127-140 Teen Sexuality: Empowering Teens to Decide
by Wanda Webb - 141-156 Resolution of Nonmarital Adolescent Pregnancy and the Transition to Adulthood: Educational Attainment and Financial Well‐being
by Cynthia A. Robbins & Lee G. Streetman - 157-164 Psycho‐social Analysis of Black Teenage Pregnancies: Implications for Public and Cultural Policies
by Jerome Taylor & Agnes Franklin - 165-176 Current Policy Context for Education Efforts to Help Young Parents Meet Their Multiple Challenges
by Constancia Warren - 177-186 Adolescent Health: Are We Willing to Pay the Price for Inaction?
by M. Joycelyn Elders & Amy Oliver Barnes & James C. Wohlleb - 187-194 Just Social Policy on Life Issues: Ethical Considerations
by Rev. Edward M. Bryce
September 1993, Volume 12, Issue 3‐4
- 3-29 Social Constructions of People with AIDS: Target Populations and United States Policy, 1981–1990
by Mark C. Donovan - 30-54 The Politics of Growth Management Reform in the States: A Comparative Analysis
by Robert F. Durant & Larry W. Thomas & Don Haynes - 55-73 The Volcker Commission Report Fades Away: A Case Study in Non‐implementation
by Robert V. Bartlett - 74-75 Editor's Note on Policy Advocacy Essays
by Allan Rosenbaum - 76-89 Strategic Treasury Debt Management in Public Policy
by Campbell R. Harvey - 90-102 How the Clinton Administration Can Make Foreign Aid Work
by Neil S. Zank - 104-117 Environmental Policy as a Political Problem
by Lynton K. Caldwell - 118-136 The Progressive Ratcheting of Environmental Laws: Impact on Public Management
by Rosemary O'Leary - 137-161 Struggling with Integrated Environmental Policy: The EPA Experience
by Odelia Funke - 162-177 Integrated Impact Assessment as Environmental Policy: The New Zealand Experiment
by Robert V. Bartlett - 178-196 Risk Assessment in Environmental Policymaking
by Audrey M. Armour - 197-210 An Ecological Approach to Decision‐making in Renewable Resource Management
by William R. Mangun & Jean C. Mangun - 211-225 The GATT and Environmental Policy: An Analysis of Potential Conflicts and Policy Reforms
by Kerry Krutilla & Clare Breidenich - 226-243 Policy Regimes for the International Waste Trade
by Roy W. Shin & Laura A. Strohm
March 1993, Volume 12, Issue 1‐2
- 3-24 Patterns of Policy Instrument Choice: Policy Styles, Policy Learning and the Privatization Experience
by Michael Howlett & M. Ramesh - 25-46 Diversity on Campus: A Reassessment of Current Strategies1
by Grant B. Mindle & Kenyon D. Bunch & Carolyn Nicholas - 47-65 Aids, Policy and Politics: East Africa in Comparative Perspective
by Goran Hyden & Kim Lanegran - 66-84 Gender and Jail Work: Correctional Policy Implications of Perceptual Diversity in the Work Force
by Nicholas P. Lovrich & Mary K. Stohr - 85-91 Social Security: A Cross‐cultural Perspective
by John Dixon & Robert P. Scheurell - 92-101 Social Security as Poverty's Guardian
by David Macarov Hebrew - 102-113 The Unintended Effects of Social Policy Measures
by Peter Kaim‐Caudle - 114-132 Images of the Future: The Basic Income Challenge
by Joop M. Roebroek - 133-143 Social Security and Third World Poverty: The Challenge to Policymakers
by James Midgley - 144-158 Adapting to Radical Innovation: Accident Compensation in New Zealand
by Stephen Uttley - 159-181 Continuities in Providing for Old Age: Cross‐national and Cross‐cultural Comparisons
by Donald F. Bellamy - 182-196 Protection of Atypical Work and Family Benefits: Comparison of the Australian, German and British Social Security Systems
by Karl‐Jürgen Bieback - 197-213 National Provident Funds: The Challenge of Harmonizing Their Social Security, Social and Economic Objectives
by John Dixon - 214-220 Summary of Symposium
by John Dixon & Robert P. Scheurell
September 1992, Volume 11, Issue 3‐4
- 203-221 Medicaid's Role in Moves Toward Universal Health Care
by Martin de Alteriis - 222-237 Determinants of Business Response to Government Tax Incentives for Privately Financed Termination Benefit Programs
by Robert G. Sheets & Yuan Ting - 241-258 Issue Networks and Activism
by Sarah Michaels - 259-279 Business Power in Washington: The Insurance Exception
by L. G. Bykerk - 280-301 Constructing a Planning Regime: Assessing the Beginning Phases of New Jersey's Plan for Development and Redevelopment
by Roland Anglin - 303-309 Policy Sciences: The State of the Discipline
by Gideon Doron - 310-328 The Policy Sciences: The Challenge of Complexity
by Rebecca M. Hendrick & David Nachmias - 329-346 Policy Analysis Priorities in Poorer Countries: Basic Needs and the Barefoot Evaluator
by Richard I Hofferbert & Mark R. Hofferbert - 347-358 “Guns” vs. “Butter”: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
by Chi Huang & Alex Mintz - 359-369 Rational Choice and the Policy Sciences
by Gideon Doron - 370-388 The Craft of Policy Design: Can It Be More Than Art?
by David L. Weinter - 389-405 Policy Formulation: Where Ignorant Armies Clash by Night
by Peter DeLeon - 406-422 What a Political Scientist Can Tell a Policymaker about the Likelihood of Success or Failure
by Ira Sharkansky
June 1992, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 3-19 Reagan's Welfare Reforms: Were the Program Savings Realized?
by Fred Englander Fairleigh & John Kane - 24-36 The Failure of Success in Natural Resource Policy: Pacific Salmon Harvest Policy in New York State
by Nancy A. Connelly & Barbara A. Knuth & Chad P. Dawson - 37-56 Imposing Procedural Constraints on State Administrative Agencies: An Empirical Investigation of Competing Explanations
by James C. Clingermayer & William F. West - 57-75 Regional Council Program Priorities for the 1990s: Two Emerging Program Clusters, Leading to a Policy Question About Human Services
by Robert W. Gage - 76-86 Introduction: Immigration and U.S. Integration, Policy Reforms, and Economic Change
by B. Lindsay Lowell & Demetrios G. Papademetriou - 87-96 Re‐slicing the Big Apple: New Immigrants and African‐Americans in the New York Economy
by Roger Waldinger & Thomas Bailey - 97-105 Why Immigrants Stay in Fashion: Insights from New York's Garment Industry
by Roger Waldinger & Michael Lapp - 106-117 Immigrant and Refugee Workers in the Midwestern Meatpacking Industry: Industrial Restructuring and the Transformation of Rural Labor Markets
by Kathleen Stanley - 118-130 The Impact of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act on the U.S. Poultry Industry: A Comparative Analysis
by David Griffith & David Runsten - 131-142 IRCA and the Unionization of Mexican and Central American Undocumented Workers in Los Angeles County
by Hector L. Delgado - 143-151 Contending Tradeoffs: IRCA, Immigrants, and the Southern California Restaurant Industry
by Richard A. Morales - 153-164 Immigration Reform and the Latino Small Service Sector
by Teresa A. Sullivan - 165-175 English Language Proficiency and the Earnings of Young Immigrants in U.S. Labor Markets
by Francisco L. Rivera‐Batiz - 176-186 The Employment Potential of Refugee Entrepreneurship: Soviet Jews and Vietnamese in California
by Steven J. Gold
March 1992, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 6-25 Industry Knowledge Sources and the Role of Universities
by John Rees & Keith G. Debbage - 26-39 Assumptions and Consequences of the War on Drugs: An Economic Analysis
by David L. Sollars - 40-53 Worker Perspectives on the Private Financing of Government‐Sponsored Dislocated Worker Programs
by Robert G. Sheets & Yuan Ting - 55-74 Roberts: Public Entrepreneurship and Innovation
by Nancy C. Roberts - 75-80 An Overview of State Policy Problems
by Fred Meyer & Ralph Baker - 81-90 Devolving Regulatory Authority:The Federal and State Response
by David M. Hedge & Michael J. Scicchitano - 91-99 Federal Aid to Local Governments in the West: An Irony of the Reagan Revolution
by Cal & Janet Clark - 100-109 Environmental Policy, New Federalism and New Privatism: Policy Conflicts in the Coastal Zone
by Jerry F. Medle & Alvin Mushkatel - 110-117 Measuring High‐Technology Capacity Across the 50 States
by Sheldon Kamieniecki & Paula Lackie - 118-125 State Telecommunications Policy in the 1980s
by Paul E. Teske - 126-140 Baby M, Surrogate Parenting and Public Policy
by Gayle Binion - 141-148 The Development of Hazardous Waste Management as a State Policy Concern
by Eric B. Herzik - 149-157 State Environmental Regulation and Economic Development: Are They Compatible?
by Charles Davis - 158-164 The Political Economy of State Environmental Regulation: The Distribution of Regulatory Burdens
by Richard C. Feiock & M. Margaret Haley - 165-176 A Matter of Fairness: The Equity of Urban General Assistance
by R. Steven Daniels
December 1991, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 6-27 Choices That Increase Compliance
by Patrick Ronald Edwards - 28-41 The Politics of Federal Technology Policy: 1980–1988
by Eva M. Berman - 42-50 Implementation of the Routine Use Clause of the Privacy Act
by Gloria Cox - 51-68 Competing Gender Paradigms: Gender Difference, Fetal Rights and the Case of Johnson Controls
by Cynthia R. Daniels - 69-87 Housing Policy Under the Reagan Presidency: The Demise of an Iron‐triangle
by William G. Johnson - 88-89 Symposium on the Development of Nuclear Waste Policy: Siting the High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository1
by K. David Pijawka & Alvin H. Mushkatel - 90-102 The Enactment of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982: A Multiple Perspectives Explanation
by Bruce B. Clary - 103-113 A Problem of Politics of Technique? Insights from Waste‐Management Strategies in Sweden and France
by Brian J. Cook & Jacque L. Emel & Roger E. Kasperson - 114-126 Expert Judgment and High Level Nuclear Waste Management
by Patricia Fleming - 127-138 For a Few Dollars More: Public Trust and the Case for Transporting Nuclear Waste in Dedicated Trains
by Theodore S. Glickman & Dominic Golding - 139-151 Intergovernmental Complexity in Nuclear Waste Disposal Policy: The Indeterminate Role of Local Government
by Eric B. Herzik & Alvin H. Mushkatel - 152-166 Public And State Responses To High‐Level Nuclear Waste Disposal: Learning From Policy Failure
by Michael E. Kraft - 167-179 Prospects For Monitored Retrievable Storage Of High‐Level Nuclear Waste
by Amy McCabe & Michael Fitzgerald - 180-194 Public Opposition To The Siting Of The High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository: The Importance Of Trust
by K. David Pijawka & Alvin H. Mushkatel
March 1991, Volume 10, Issue 2‐3
- 12-30 The Privatization of Expendable Launch Vehicles: Reconciliation of Conflicting Policy Objectives
by Jack Scarborough - 31-44 The Impact of Job Training Programs on the Reemployment Probability of Dislocated Workers
by Yuan Ting - 45-60 Hospital Waiting Lists in British Columbia: Evidence and Policy Implications
by Steven Globerman - 61-76 An Analysis of Statutory Development: The Correlates of State Activity in Product Liability Legislation
by Euel Elliott & Susette M. Talarico - 79-79 The Comparative Politics of Local Economic Development: Introduction to the Symposium
by Peter B. Meyer & David Fasenfest - 80-86 Comparative Local Economic Development: A Framework for Further Research
by David Fasenfest - 87-98 Partnership in Economic Development: The Case of U.K. Local Enterprise Agencies
by David Smallbone - 99-108 Economic Development Planning as a Relay: Dayton's Experience
by Robert Premus & John P. Blair - 109-116 Strategy and Partnership in Local Economic Development: A Case Study in Local Economic Strategy Making
by David Valler - 117-129 Urban Regimes, Sports Stadiums, and the Politics of Economic Development Agendas in Chicago
by John P. Pelissero & Beth M. Henschen & Edward I. Sidlaw - 130-137 Winners and Losers: Politics, Casino Gambling, and Development in Atlantic City
by Paul Teske & Bela Sur - 138-148 Matching Public Measures and Private Sector Objectives: The Experience of Cardiff, Wales
by Richard Gaunt - 149-160 Interorganizational Challenges in the Design and Management of Business Incubators
by Mark L. Weinberg & David N. Allen & John R. Schermerhorn - 161-171 Designing Economic Development Incentives: The Case of Industrial Development Bonds in Chicago: 1977–1987
by Robert Giloth - 172-180 Local Economic Development: What is Proposed, What is Done, and What Difference Does it Make?
by Peter B. Meyer
September 1990, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 9-39 Regulation Of Asbestos The Microana1ytics Of Government Failure
by Charlotte Twight - 41-61 Disputing And Regulatory Policy: The Example Of A State Public Utility Agency
by Richard A. Brisbin & Susan Hunter - 63-84 Managing Municipal Services In An Era Of Decuning Federal Assistance
by John P. Forrester & Charles J. Spindler - 85-87 Symposium: American Politics, Public Policy And Liberalism'S Future
by Gary Mucciaroni - 89-102 American Liberalism And The Democratic Dream: Transcending The American Dream
by John F. Manley - 103-125 Reaganism As Corporate Liberalism: Implications For The American Future
by Edward S. Greenberg - 127-139 Welfare Liberalism, Social Policy, And Poverty In America
by John E. Schwarz - 141-150 The Decay Of Liberal Democracy
by Kenneth M. Dolbeare - 151-173 The American States And The Shifting Locus Of Positive Economic Intervention
by Paul Brace & Gary Mucciaroni
June 1990, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 649-663 Competition And Performance In The Airline Industry
by Fred Siegmund - 665-680 WORKFARE IN THE 1980s: SUCCESSES AND LIMITS
by Bradley R. Schiller & C. Nielson Brasher - 681-701 Administrative Policy Making: Adjudication By The Board Of Immigration Appeals In Asylum‐Related Appeals 1980–1987
by Barbara M. Yarnold - 703-725 Local Government'S Problem With Disaster Management: A Literature Review And Structural Analysis1
by Robert P. Wolensky & Kenneth C. Wolensky - 727-747 Evaluating Dare: Drug Education And The Multiple Meanings Of Success
by Rick Aniskiewicz & Earl Wysong - 749-762 Predicting State Abortion Legislation From U.S. Senate Votes: The Effects Of Apparent Ideological Shirking
by Stephan F. Gohmann & Robert L. Ohsfeldt - 765-773 Local Governments As Implementors Of Public Policy
by Martin de Alteriis - 775-786 Economic Conversion: Industrial Policy And Democratic Values
by Kevin J. Cassidy - 787-802 Attitudinal Effects Of Public‐Private Cooperation In Economic Development
by Herbert J. Rubin - 803-818 Information Policy: A Study Of Values In The Policy Process
by E. Sam Overman & Anthony G. Cahill - 819-819 Lerature Review
by Paula D. McClain
March 1990, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 433-443 Obstacles To Seemingly Simple Reform: A Case Study Of Bail Reform
by Edmund F. McGarrell & Beverly Rivera & James Patton - 445-454 Policy Implications Of Socio‐Economics
by Amitai Etzioni - 455-470 State Legislators And Economic Development: University‐Industry Relationships And The Role Of Government In Biotechnology
by Mack C. Shelley & William F. Woodman & Brian J. Reichel & William J. Kinney - 471-484 Internal Competition Over Foreign Policy‐Making: The Case Of U.S. Arms Sales To Iran
by D. Bruce Hicks - 485-504 Federal Intervention In Troubled Industry: Lessons From The New England Fisheries
by Margaret E. Dewar - 505-515 Symposium: Maximizing Voting
by William Crotty - 517-525 Ambiguity, Contradictions, And Frustrations At The Ballot Box: A Public Choice Perspective
by William C. Mitchell - 527-538 Remobilizing The American Electorate
by Curtis B. Gans - 539-549 Turnout In Municipal Elections
by Charles S. Bullock - 551-574 Predictors Of Electoral Turnout: An International Comparison
by Raymond E. Wolfinger & David P. Glass & Peverill Squire - 575-581 Who'S Registered And Who'S Not: Targeting Voter Registration In Chicago
by Fredrick C. Harris & D. Garth Taylor & Paul Kleppner - 603-603 Literature Review
by Paula D. McClain - 604-616 Coping With New Federalism: The Predicaments And Options Of Local Officials
by Louis F. Weschler
December 1989, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 219-231 Health Care Rationing And Cost Containment Are Not Synonymous
by Michael D. Reagan - 232-246 Normative Political Science
by Trudi C. Miller - 247-262 THIRD WORLD URBANIZATION AND AMERICAN FOREIGN AID POLICY: DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE IN THE 1990s
by Dennis Rondinelli & Ronald W. Johnson - 263-272 Agenda Setting, Public Policy, And Minority Group Influence: An Introduction1
by Paula D. McClain - 273-293 Nonwhite Minority Access To The Political Agenda In Britain
by Donley T. Studlar & Zig Layton‐Henry - 294-306 Problem Definition And The Alaska Natives: Ethnic Identity And Policy Formation
by Fae L. Korsmo - 307-326 Public Protest And Public Policy: The Anti‐Apartheid Movement And Political Innovation
by Frederic I. Salop - 327-338 The Exclusion Of Illegal Hispanics In Agenda‐Setting: The Immigration Reform And Control Act Of 1986
by William Arp - 339-354 Agenda‐Setting By State Legislative Black Caucuses: Policy Priorities And Factors Of Success
by Cheryl M. Miller - 355-373 Organizing The Mexican‐American Community In Texas: The Legacy Of Saul Alinsky
by Benjamin Marquez - 374-388 The Influence Of Blacks In State And Local Fair Housing Policy‐Making
by Mittie Olion Chandler - 389-389 Literature Review
by Paula D. McClain - 391-395 Muddying The Waters: Policies, Politics, Planning And Performance
by Kathy J. Boyd - 396-400 Educational Policies And Reform ‐ Unison Amidst Diversity?
by Joseph P. Caliguri
September 1989, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 13-28 Social Science Disciplines And Policy Research: The Case Of Political Science
by James M. Rogers - 29-49 A Regime Framework For Implementation Analysis: Cooperation And Reconciliation Of Federalist Imperatives
by Robert P. Stoker - 50-65 The Politics Of Legislative Oversight: Monitoring Educational Reform In Six States
by Priscilla Wohlstetter - 67-68 The Implementation Of The Surface Mining Act And Cooperative Federalism
by Uday Desai - 69-78 Federal‐State Relations In The Implementation Of Surface Mining Policy
by Richard Harris - 79-87 Implementing A Program Of Cooperative Federalism In Surface Mining Policy
by Richard Miller