Review of Policy Research

1981 - 2025

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1988

THE AMBITIONS OF POLICY DESIGN pp. 705-719

John S. Dryzek and Brian Ripley

METHODS OF THE SECOND TYPE: COPING WITH THE WILDERNESS OF CONVENTIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS pp. 720-737

William N. Dunn

THE ANALYSIS OF DESIGN OR THE DESIGN OF ANALYSIS? pp. 738-750

Stephen H. Linder and B. Guy Peters

SUPERFUND FINANCING ALTERNATIVES pp. 751-760

Douglas W. McNiel and Andrew W. Foshee

RURAL VERSUS URBAN POVERTY: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 761-764

Harrell R. Rodgers and Gregory Weiher

RURAL AND URBAN POVERTY: AN INCOME/NET WORTH APPROACH pp. 765-781

Donald L. Lerman and James J. Mikesell

RURAL‐URBAN DIFFERENCES IN THE UTILIZATION AND AMELIORATIVE EFFECTS OF WELFARE PROGRAMS pp. 782-794

Lief Jensen

LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION AND POVERTY STATUS AMONG RURAL AND URBAN WOMEN WHO HEAD FAMILIES pp. 795-809

Eleanor Cautley and Doris P. Slesinger

IMPACTS OF THE FARM FINANCIAL CRISIS OF THE 1980s ON RESOURCES AND POVERTY IN AGRICULTURALLY DEPENDENT COUNTIES IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 810-827

Steve H. Murdock, F. Leistritz and Rita R. Hamm

RURAL POVERTY, WELFARE ELIGIBILITY, FARM PROGRAMS, AND THE NEGATIVE INCOME TAX pp. 828-849

David Debertin and Craig L. Infanger

CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 850-850

Paula D. McClain

BOOK REVIEW FORUM pp. 851-851

Paula D. McClain

THE THEORY OF THE UNDERCLASS: A REVIEW OF WILSON'S THE TRULY DISADVANTAGED pp. 852-858

Theodore J. Lowi

ARE NON‐RACE SPECIFIC POLICIES THE KEY TO RESOLVING THE PLIGHT OF THE INNER‐CITY POOR? pp. 859-864

Harold M. Rose

REBUTTAL TO A CONSERVATIVE STRATEGY FOR REDUCING POVERTY: A BOOK REVIEW OF WILLIAM JULIUS WILSON, THE TRULY DISADVANTAGED pp. 865-875

Charles V. Willie

Volume 7, issue 3, 1988

TURBULENT TRANSITION AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANCE: RELATING POLICY OUTCOMES TO STRATEGIC ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITIES pp. 477-499

Herman L. Boschken

A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INCENTIVES AND DIRECTIVES: THE CASE OF DUTCH WATER QUALITY POLICY pp. 500-518

Hans Th. A. Bressers

THE EXPATRIATE ADVISOR AS SENIOR POLICY ANALYST pp. 519-536

Emery M. Roe

THE PLURALITY OF FACTORS INFLUENCING POLICYMAKINC: SCHOOL REFORM LEGISLATION IN THE AMERICAN STATES, 1982–84 pp. 537-562

Doh C. Shinn and Jack R. Van Der Slik

EDITORS' INTRODUCTION pp. 563-566

Joel A. Thompson and G. Larry Mays

STATE‐LOCAL RELATIONS AND THE AMERICAN JAIL CRISIS: AN ASSESSMENT OF STATE JAIL MANDATES pp. 567-580

Joel A. Thompson and G. Larry Mays

DEALING EFFECTIVELY WITH CROWDED JAILS: THE JUDGES' ROLE pp. 581-591

Jolanta Juszkiewicz

THE USES OF JAIL CONFINEMENT IN THREE COUNTIES pp. 592-605

Patrick G. Jackson

THE WORK ORIENTATIONS OF JAIL PERSONNEL: A COMPARISON OF DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND CAREER LINE OFFICERS pp. 606-614

Mark R. Pogrebin and Eric D. Poole

IMPLEMENTING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE: FROM TRADITIONAL TO NEW GENERATION JAIL OPERATIONS pp. 615-625

Linda L. Zupan and Ben A. Menke

DOING TIME IN THE NEW GENERATION JAIL: INMATE PERCEPTIONS OF GAINS AND LOSSES pp. 626-640

Linda L. Zupan and Mary K. Stohr‐Gillmore

RETHINKING AMERICAN JAIL DEATH RATES: A COMPARISON OF NATIONAL MORTALITY AND JAIL MORTALITY, 1978, 1983 pp. 641-659

L. Thomas Winfree

INTEGRATING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES INTO LOCAL JAILS: A POLICY PERSPECTIVE pp. 660-670

Dave Kalinich, Paul Embert and Jeffrey D. Senese

A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF ELECTRONIC MONITORING IN CORRECTIONS pp. 671-681

Todd R. Clear

A. COMMENTS pp. 683-683

Paula D. McClain

GOVERNMENT PRODUCTIVITY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 684-688

Eric B. Herzik

C. BOOK NOTES pp. 689-691

Catherine Cameron

Volume 7, issue 2, 1987

PUBLIC POLICY, ORGANIZATION THEORY AND SPACE STATIONS pp. 275-289

Christopher Bellavita

GENERAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS AND CRIME RATES IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 291-303

Ralph D. Ellis

SOCIAL SECURITY POLICY FOR THE ELDERLY AND LEGITIMATION OF THE STATE IN POST‐REVOLUTIONARY NICARAGUA pp. 304-325

Steven P. Wallace

TREND AND DRIFT AND THEIR IMPLICATION FOR CROSS‐SECTIONAL ANALYSIS: AN INVESTIGATION OF POSSIBLE METHOD BIAS pp. 326-346

L.A. Wilson

INTRODUCTION pp. 347-348

John D. Hutcheson, Francis P Noe and Robert E Snow

TOWARD AN OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCE POLICY pp. 349-358

Hobson Bryan and Nicholas Taylor

POLICY DECISION FACTORS CONCERNING RECREATIONAL RESOURCE IMPACTS pp. 359-369

William E. Hammitt

USING NATIONWIDE RECREATION SURVEY DATA IN DEVELOPING RECREATION POLICY AND PLANNING OPTIONS pp. 370-376

Joseph T. O'Leary, Francis A. McGuire and F.D. Dottavio

VISITOR USE OF THE OUTDOORS: MISSING LINKS BETWEEN POLICY AND RECREATION pp. 377-384

F.P. Noe, Rob Snow and Gary Hampe

PARK SERVICE v. FOREST SERVICE: EXPLORING THE DIFFERENCES IN WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT pp. 385-394

Craig W. Allin

FORESTERS' CORE VALUES AND COGNITIVE STYLES: ISSUES FOR WILDLAND RECREATION MANAGEMENT AND POLICY pp. 395-403

J. Douglas Wellman

MANAGEMENT OPTIONS DURING PERIODS OF FISCAL CONSTRAINT: MOBILIZING INTEREST GROUPS pp. 404-410

Zachary A. Smith

MULTI‐OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR RECREATION POLICY pp. 411-420

Jackie Sellers and James L. Regens

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF FUNDING ALTERNATIVES FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 421-431

William R. Mangun and John Loomis

BENEFIT ESTIMATION AND RECREATION POLICY pp. 432-442

V. Smith

A FRAMEWORK FOR IDENTIFYING ECONOMIC BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIES OF OUTDOOR RECREATION pp. 443-452

John R. Stoll, John Loomis and John Bergstrom

A. COMMENTS pp. 453-453

Robert Lineberry

NEIGHBORHOOD MOBILIZATION AND POLITICAL POWER pp. 454-461

Paul Schumaker

Volume 7, issue 1, 1987

FROM THE EDITOR‐IN‐CHIEF pp. 5-6

Dennis J. Palumbo

KNOWING: THE POLITICAL WAY pp. 13-25

David Dery

AN ANALYSIS OF CASE PROCESSING COMPLEXITY IN PUBLIC BUREAUS pp. 26-42

Laura I. Langbein and Cornelius M. Kerwin

REGULATING IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST: PROBLEMS OF DEFINING AND IMPLEMENTING TELEPHONE LIFELINE SERVICE pp. 43-60

Georgia A. Persons

SHAPING STATE‐BASED FINANCIAL POLICY IN AN ERA OF CHANCE: A POLICY AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVE ON CITY SIZE pp. 61-76

John M. Stevens and Josephine M. LaPlante

MEASURING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO STANDARD INDICATORS pp. 77-90

Joel A. Thompson and Mark W. Lanier

INTRODUCTION pp. 91-102

Dennis J. Palumbo

TOWARD A POLICY CULTURE APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTATION pp. 103-115

Dvora Yanow

RELATIVISM, CONTINGENCY, AND THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS IN IMPLEMENTATION RESEARCH pp. 116-127

Stephen H. Linder and B. Guy Peters

BIASES IN PUBLIC POLICY IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION pp. 128-141

Charles J. Fox

THE TEXTBOOK POLICY PROCESS AND IMPLEMENTATION RESEARCH pp. 142-154

Robert T. Nakamura

EUPHONY AND CACOPHONY IN POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: SCF AND THE SOMALI REFUGEE PROBLEM pp. 155-173

Janice Love and Peter C. Sederberg

INSTRUMENTS AND STRATEGY IN PUBLIC POLICY pp. 174-186

Richard F. Elmore

DILEMMAS OF INNOVATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY: ENTREPRENEURS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVES pp. 187-199

Barbara Ferman and Martin A. Levin

PUBLIC POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: EVOLUTION OF THE FIELD AND AGENDA FOR FUTURE RESEARCH pp. 200-216

James P. Lester, Ann O'M. Bowman, Malcolm L. Goggin and Laurence J. O'Toole

A PRESCRIPTIVE VIEW OF THE IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS: WHEN SHOULD BUREAUCRATS EXERCISE DISCRETION? pp. 217-231

John P. Burke

RESOLVING PUBLIC SECTOR IMPLEMENTATION PARADOXES THROUGH TRANSACTIONS COSTS ANALYSIS: THEORY AND APPLICATION pp. 232-245

Donald J. Calista

CONTEMPORARY WOMEN: POLICY, PARTICIPATION AND POVERTY pp. 247-250

Paula D. McClain

B. BOOK NOTES pp. 251-253

Jerry Mitchell