Review of Policy Research

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2002

THE POLITICS OF BUDGET DEFICITS pp. 5-10

Donald Matthewson and Stephen Stambough

THE IDEOLOGICAL ROOTS OF DEFICIT REDUCTION POLICY pp. 11-29

Andrew J. Taylor

THE SUCCESS of the 1993 BUDGET RECONCILIATION BILL at REDUCING the FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT pp. 30-43

Patrick Fisher

MEETING THE MAASTRICHT TARGETS pp. 44-60

Karl H. Kahrs

THE IMPACT MAXIMUM BENEFIT AMOUNTS HAVE ON THE LENGTH OF TIME FAMILIES RECEIVE AFDC‐BASIC BENEFITS pp. 61-77

Thomas R. Barton, Vijayan Pillai and Tracy J. Dietz

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF MEXICAN AND CUBAN IMMIGRANTS BY POLITICIANS pp. 78-94

Lisa Magaña and Robert Short

EXPANDING THE LIMITS OF POWER: The Federal Reserve and the Implementation of Functional Regulation in the Gramm‐Leach‐Bliley Era pp. 95-119

Thomas T. Holyoke

THE USE OF BARGAINING GAMES IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY pp. 120-153

Annette Steinacker

Policy Studies in a New North America: Mexico 2003 pp. 161-165

Paul Rich

Volume 19, issue 3, 2002

MARKETIZATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY: A Cross‐National Perspective pp. 5-13

John Dixon and Mark Hyde

WELFARE IDEOLOGY, THE MARKET AND SOCIAL SECURITY: Towards a Typology of Market‐Oriented Reform pp. 14-36

Mark Hyde and John Dixon

THE MARKET PROVISION OF MANDATORY SOCIAL SECURITY: Protecting the Public Interest in Perpetuity pp. 37-56

John Dixon and Alexander Kouzmin

INDIVIDUALISM, COLLECTIVISM AND THE MARKETIZATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY: Chile and China Compared pp. 57-84

James Midgley and Kwong‐leung Tang

TILTING TOWARD MARKETIZATION: Reform of the Canadian Pension Plan pp. 85-107

Glenn Drover

HEALTH CARE POLICY IN THE GERMAN SOCIAL INSURANCE STATE: From Solidarity to Privatization? pp. 108-140

Karl Hinrichs

PRIVATIZATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA pp. 141-160

M Ramesh

MAPPING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN STATES1 pp. 161-178

Paul Brace

MEGA‐EVENTS, URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 179-202

Matthew J. Burbank, Greg Andranovich and Charles H. Heying

Policy Studies and Continental Identity pp. 210-214

Paul Rich

Volume 19, issue 2, 2002

WHEN EVERYTHING CHANGES pp. 5-5

David L. Feldman

INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM pp. 6-11

V. Johnston and J. F. Plant

RAILROAD POLICY AND INTERMODALISM: Policy Choices after Deregulation pp. 13-16

Jeremy F. Plant

HIGHWAY INTERMODAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION: A Policy and Administration Challenge for the New Millennium pp. 33-34

Mary Field

INTERMODALISM—A SOLUTION FOR HIGHWAY CONGESTION AT THE MILLENNIUM? pp. 51-56

Arthur L. Handman

TRANSPORTATION AT THE MILLENNIUM: In Search of a Megaproject Lens pp. 62-64

Wendy Haynes

SYSTEMWIDE CHALLENGES TO INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DEPLOYMENT: An Analysis of the Central Florida Experience pp. 90-108

Wendell C. Lawther, Harold E. Worrall and Jorge Figueredo

AIR TRANSPORTATION POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION AT THE MILLENNIUM pp. 109-127

Johnston Van. R.

EXPLAINING FEDERAL RESERVE MONETARY POLICY pp. 128-150

Manabu Saeki and Steven A. Shull

AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO POLICY TRANSER AND DIFFUSION pp. 151-178

Adam J. Newmark

THE STATE SOCIALIST WELFARE SYSTEM and the POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PUBLIC HOUSING REFORM IN URBAN CHINA pp. 179-211

Edward X. Gu

Bowling Together: On Belonging to Organizations pp. 215-219

Paul Rich

Volume 19, issue 1, 2002

WHAT'S IN A NAME? pp. 5-6

David L. Feldman

THE NEW POLICY CHALLENGES OF FINANCIAL SERVICES GLOBALIZATION pp. 7-26

Peter Dombrowski

TESTING ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS OF CAPITAL CONTROL LIBERALIZATION* pp. 28-52

Quan Li and Dale L. Smith

POLITICS, INSTITUTIONS, CONSTRUCTIVISM and the EMERGING INTERNATIONAL REGIME for FINANCIAL REGULATION pp. 53-79

Tony Porter

CAPITAL MOBILITY, DOMESTIC POLITICS, and FRENCH MONETARY DIPLOMACY pp. 80-106

James I. Walsh

THE IMPACT of FINANCIAL SERVICES GLOBALIZATION UPON the CARIBBEAN COMMON MARKET pp. 107-127

Dennis J. Gayle

BANKING ON THE PERIPHERY: Bolivia's Financial Reforms, 1985–1996 pp. 130-155

Frank A. Boyd

THE TROUBLE WITH HEDGE FUNDS pp. 156-176

Adam Harmes

WOLF'S MODEL: Government Failure and Public Sector Reform in Advanced Industrial Democracies pp. 177-203

Joe Wallis and Brian Dollery

WELFARE REFORM: Recent Policy and Politics pp. 204-237

Lawrence M. Mead

Volume 18, issue 4, 2001

EMERGING ROLES OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 1-5

Cynthia Jackson‐Elmoore and Richard C. Hula

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN URBAN POLITICS AND POLICY pp. 7-26

Steven Rathgeb Smith

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AS POLITICAL ACTORS: AVENUES FOR MINORITY POLITICAL INCORPORATION1 pp. 27-51

Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson‐Elmoore

BUILDING THE SPATIAL COMMUNITY: A CASE STUDY OF NEIGHBORHOOD INSTITUTIONS pp. 53-70

Barbara Ferman and Patrick Kaylor

BUILD: GOVERNING NONPROFITS AND RELATIONAL POWER pp. 71-90

Marion Orr

NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICE PROVIDERS IN AN ERA OF PRIVATIZATION: TOWARD A THEORY OF ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL RESPONSE pp. 91-110

Joseph Cordes, Jeffrey R. Henig Chair and Eric C. Twombly

CONFRONTIN POLICY FRAGMENTATION: A POLITICAL APPROACH TO THE ROLE OF HOUSING NONPROFITS pp. 111-127

Julia Koschinsky and Todd Swanstrom

THE PROSPECTS FOR LOCA DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE: THE GOVERNANCE ROLES OF NONOPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS pp. 129-145

Susan E. Clarke

FINAL THOUGHTS pp. 147-148

Cynthia Jackson‐Elmoore and Richard C. Hula

Volume 18, issue 3, 2001

GLOBALIZATION'S IMPACT ON STATE‐LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY pp. 5-6

Cal Clark and Robert S. Montjoy

THE GROWNING INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE AMERICAN STATES1 pp. 13-27

Timothy J. Conlan and Michelle A. Sager

THE GROWING IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION UPON CITY POLICIES1 pp. 29-48

Harry I. Chernotsky

LOCAL REGIMES: Does Globalization Challenge the “Growth Machine”? pp. 49-62

Cal Clark, Johnny Green and Keenan Grenell

GLOBALIZATION'S IMPACT ONSTATE AND LOCAL POLICY: The Rise of Regional Cluster‐Based Economic Development Strategies1 pp. 63-79

Claire L. Felbinger and James E. Rohey

MOVING INTO GLOBAL COMPETITION: A Case Study of Alabama's Recruitment of Mercedes‐Benz pp. 80-93

Edwin I. Gardner, Robert S. Montjoy and Douglas J. Watson

EXPORTING AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE TO RUSSIA pp. 94-108

Terry F. Buss

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION REFORM IN FLORIDA: Why Did Two Innovative Return to Work Programs Fail? pp. 109-147

Aubrey Jewett

REPRESENTATIVE IDEOLOGY AND THE VOTE FOR WELFARE REFORM pp. 148-166

Richard V. Adkisson and David L. Daniel

IT WORKERS SHORTAGE: Implications for Education Policy pp. 167-191

Clay Wilson

PROTECTION FOR WHOM? pp. 192-226

Patricia Siplon and Brandt Hoag

Volume 18, issue 2, 2001

POLICY FOR THE‘DESERVING,’BUT POLITICALLY WEAK: THE 1996 WELFARE REFORM ACT AND BATTERED WOMEN pp. 1-25

Sharon A. Chanley and Nicholas O. Alozie

TOWARD A CRITERION FOR EVALUATING MIGRANT FARM LABOR POLICY ARGUMENTS pp. 26-45

René Pérez Rosenbaum

THE ROARING SILENCE: FEMINIST REVISIONS IN THE EDUCATIONAL POLICY LITERATURE pp. 46-64

Michael Parsons and Emily R. Ward

ASSESSING THE VALUE OF A STATEWIDE IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY: THE DOCTORS’ PERSPECTIVE pp. 65-88

Gregory Streib and Katherine Willoughby

PARADIGMS, POLICIES, AND PEOPLE: EXPLORING THE LINKAGES BETWEEN NORMATIVE BELIEFS, PUBLIC POLICIES AND UTILITY CONSUMER PAYMENT PROBLEMS pp. 89-121

Drew Hyman, Jeffrey Bridger, John Shingler and Mollie Van Loon

MEASURING THE WAR ON DRUGS: A CYBERNETIC MODEL FOR ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DRUG SEVERITY, DRUG SALIENCE AND DRUG FUNDING pp. 122-149

Richard D. White

RESPONSE TO “PREVENTING SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND PRESERVING ACADEMIC FREEDOM” pp. 150-156

Laura A. Reese and Karen E. Lindenberg

THE RULE OF LAW REASSERTED pp. 157-157

Thomas R. Dye

Volume 18, issue 1, 2001

ISSUES IN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT REFORM IN CHINA pp. 8-14

Peter Nan‐Shong Lee and Carlos Wing‐Hung Lo

SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS IN CHINA pp. 15-35

Lam Tao–chiu and James L. Perry

INSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: Service Organizations as an Alternative for Administrative Enhancement pp. 36-57

Carlos Wing‐Hung Lo, Jack Man‐Keung Lo and Kai‐Chee Cheung

RESTRUCTURING CHINA'S WELFARE REGIME AT THE LOCAL LEVEL: A Case Study pp. 59-74

Peter Nan‐Shong Lee

COMMODIFICATION OF HOUSING WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS pp. 75-95

Rebecca L.H. Chiu

FIZZ, FROTH, FLAT: The Challenge of Converting China's SOEs into Shareholding Corporations pp. 96-111

Elizabeth M. Freund

TECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CHINA: Commercialization Reforms in the Science and Technology Sector pp. 112-129

Erik Baark

FEDERAL POLICY IN LOCAL CONTEXT:PUZZLING THROUGH THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PARADIGMATIC POLICY REFORM pp. 130-162

Joe Wallis

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILD SAFETY SEAT LAWS IN THE FIFTY STATES pp. 163-184

David J. Houston, Lilliard E. Richardson and Grant W. Neeley

NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS AND THE ANALYSIS OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR pp. 185-211

Brian Dollery

FEDERAL POLICY IN LOCAL CONTEXT: The Influence of Local State‐Societal Relations on Endangered Species Act Implementation pp. 212-240

Debra J. Davidson