Review of Policy Research

1981 - 2025

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THE HEALTH CARE FINANCIAL CRISIS: REORGANIZATION AND EVIDENCE‐BASED MEDICINE AS A RESPONSE TO AN “UNHOLY TRINITY” pp. 1-6: Cal Clark and Rene McEldowney
IDENTIFYING HEALTH CARE COST CRISES IN OECD NATIONS pp. 7-24: Thomas Shaw
SCIENTIFIC‐BUREAUCRATIC MEDICINE AND UK HEALTH POLICY1 pp. 25-42: Stephen Harrison and Bruce Wood
THE WORST OF BOTH WORLDS: NURSING HOME REGULATION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 43-59: William Hovey
MANAGED COMPETITION IN FLORIDA HEALTH CARE: ITS STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES pp. 61-76: Mary Ann Feldheim
MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR OLDER PERSONS: NETWORKING AS A RESPONSE TO ORGANIZATIONAL CHALLENGES1 pp. 77-97: Carol L. Jenkins and Sarah B. Laditka
NEW DIRECTIONS IN MEDICAL OUTCOMES RESEARCH: THE VIEW FROM HARVARD pp. 99-110: James S. Larson
SPECIALIZATION OF NURSING HOME CARE AND OUTCOMES1 pp. 111-152: Ajith Silva and Frank W. Porell
THE PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS: A “GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS” FINDING FOR REFORM POSSIBILITIES pp. 133-147: Cal Clark and Rene' McEldowney

PUBLIC POLICIES FOR DISTRESSED COMMUNITIES pp. 7-12: F. Stevens Redburn and Terry F. Buss
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ENTERPRISE ZONES pp. 13-28: Douglas R Snow
AN EVALUATION OF STATE ENTERPRISE ZONE POLICIES pp. 29-45: Robert Greenbaum and John Engberg
A PARTNERSHIP FOR REGIONAL COLLABORATION pp. 47-60: DeWitt John and Gail Christopher
STATE URBAN POLICY: “New” Federalism In Virginia, New Jersey and Florida pp. 62-82: Janet Kelly and Bruce Ransom
FAITH‐BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 84-103: Laura A. Reese and Gary Shields
HOPE VI: A Promising Vintage? pp. 104-118: Andrew E Finkel, Karin A. Lennon and Elizabeth R. Eisenstadt
URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS REVISITED pp. 120-137: Amy Shriver Dreussi and Peter Leahy
A TALE OF TWO URBAN POLICIES pp. 139-159: Franklin J. James and Ron Kirk
DEVOLUTION and RECENTRALIZATION OF WELFARE ADMINISTRATION: Implications for “New Federalism” pp. 160-178: Richard V. Adkisson and James T. Peach
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE GROUPS: Grass‐roots Movement or NGO Networks? Some Policy Implications pp. 179-211: Jo Marie Rios
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ISSUE: The Rise and Decline of Affairmative action pp. 212-237: Euel Elliott and Andrew I.E. Ewoh

INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CARE REFORM: THE NEED FOR COMPREHENSIVE MICRO‐COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS pp. 1-31: Robert J. Parsons, Gary M. Woller, Günther Neubauer, Frank Rothaermel and Barbara Zelle
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VETERANS SOCIO‐ECONOMIC FACTORS, STATE‐LEVEL HEALTH CARE REFORM LEGISLATION AND THE DEMAND FOR VA HEALTH CAREi pp. 32-52: John Hisnanick
THE EFFECT OF THE CHILD‐CARE CREDIT ON LOW‐AND MIDDLE‐INCOME TAXPAYERS’ PURCHASES OF CHILD CARE pp. 53-70: Theo Edwin Maloy
FINANCING UN PEACEKEEPING: A REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT OF PROPOSALS pp. 71-104: Paul F. Diehl and Elijah PharaohKhan
GROUNDWATER RESOURCES: THE TRANSITION FROM CAPTURE TO ALLOCATION pp. 105-124: John Merrifield
THE DELEGATION DILEMMA: NEGOTIATED RULEMAKING IN PERSPECTIVE pp. 125-146: Juliet A. Williams

ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION‐MAKING pp. 5-10: J. D. Joslin and N. S. Nicholas
A CONTINGENCY FRAMEWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION‐MAKING pp. 11-35: Diane E. Yoder
SUSTAINABILITY AND DECISION‐MAKING pp. 36-74: Alex Farrell
USING SOCIAL GOALS TO EVALUATE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISIONS pp. 75-103: Thomas C. Beierle
SEPARATING ANALYSIS FROM POLITICS pp. 104-137: Anthony Patt
USING NEW APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION‐MAKING pp. 138-167: Mitchell L. Mathis
IMPROVING ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION‐MAKING THROUGH COLLABORATIVE METHODS pp. 168-191: John Randolph and Michael Bauer
INTERNET FACILITATED OPEN MODELING pp. 192-220: John Felleman
REINVENTING GOVERNMENT AND RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION pp. 220-242: Lawrence Sych
POLICY GOALS FOR EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND UNDERGRADUATE RETENTION pp. 243-277: Cheryl Moller‐Wong, Mack C. Shelley and Larry H. Ebbers
THE PROBLEM OF POWER pp. 278-310: Michael D. Parsons
THE MISSING LINK REVISITED pp. 311-338: Peter DeLeon

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTS, ISSUES, AND THE NATIONAL EXPERIENCE pp. 1-18: Kuotsai Tom Liou
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND THE ARAB WORLD ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 19-40: Jamil E. Jreisat
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (POST‐DICTATORSHIPS) pp. 41-64: Carl E. Meacham
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF POLICY REFORM IN KOREA: REVIEW AND ANALYSIS pp. 65-98: Roy W. Shin and Yeon‐Seob Ha
PRIVATIZATION STRATEGIES ADOPTED FOR PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM IN INDIA: DETERMINANTS AND CONSTRAINTS pp. 99-132: Alka Sapat
MAN OF EFFICIENCY AND MAN OF ETHICS: CAN CHINA'S ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM PRODUCE BOTH FOR HER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT? pp. 133-146: Stephen K. Ma
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN MONGOLIA, 1990‐1997: A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 147-175: Frederick Nixson and Bernard Walters
MODELING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DECISION‐MAKING: THE CASE OF TAX ABATEMENTS pp. 175-193: Laura A. Reese

THE IMPACT OF COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS pp. 4-17: Myrna P. Mandell
MANAGING IN NETWORK SETTINGS pp. 18-41: Robert Agranoff and Michael McGuire
COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS pp. 42-64: Myrna P. Mandell
NETWORKING TO ACHIEVE ALTERNATIVE REGULATION pp. 65-85: Renu Khutor
PRE‐CONDITIONS FOR THE EMERGENCE OF MULTICOMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE ORGANIZATIONS1 pp. 86-102: Beverly A. Cigler
HONG KONG: A NETWORKING PERSPECTIVE ON CHINA'S NEWSAR pp. 103-122: Robert W. Gage
STATE‐CIVIL SOCIETY NETWORKS FOR POLICY IMPLEMENTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES1 pp. 123-147: Derick W. Brinkerhoff
BETWEEN POSITIVISM AND POSTMODERNISM pp. 148-182: Dean Hammer, Jessica Lileiman and Kenneth Park
STRATEGIES AND LESSONS OF CHINA'S POST‐MAO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 183-208: Kuotsai Tom Liou
THE POLICY TERMINATION PROCESS pp. 209-238: Susan E. Kirkpatrick, James P. Lester and Mark R. Peterson