Review of Policy Research

1981 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1983

PSO AND POLICY STUDIES DEVELOPMENTS pp. 591-595

Stuart Nagel

POLITICAL TALK: THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF A POLICY ARGUMENT* pp. 601-614

Michael H. Agar

POLICY RESPONSES TO CITIZEN ATTITUDES pp. 615-630

J. Edwin Benton

POLICY EVALUATION AND PROGRAM TERMINATION pp. 631-647

Peter DeLeon

EXPECTATIONS AND WELFARE WORK: WIN IN NEW YORK CITY pp. 648-662

Lawrence M. Mead

REVITALIZATION OF AMERICA pp. 663-665

Terry F. Buss, F. Stevens Redburn and Larry C. Ledebur

OVERVIEW AND CRITIQUE OF REVITALIZATION ISSUE pp. 666-676

Shirley P. Burggraf

REINDUSTRIALIZATION OF AMERICA pp. 677-694

Amitai Etzioni

THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS pp. 695-714

Randall B. Ripley and Grace A. Franklin

THE ROLE OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS AND PRIVATE MARKETS IN REEMPLOYING DISPLACED WORKERS pp. 715-733

Marc Bendick

INVESTING IN PEOPLE pp. 734-749

Roger J. Vaughan and June A. Sekera

THE ROLE OF STATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN NATIONAL INDUSTRY POLICY pp. 750-761

David Rasmussen and Larry C. Ledebur

GOVERNMENT STRUCTURAL POLICIES AND THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY pp. 762-781

George R. Heaton

A. Comments pp. 783-784

Mel Dubnick

FREEDOM'S JUST ANOTHER WORD FOR NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE*: CASE STUDIES IN RECENT FEDERAL INDIAN POLICY pp. 785-789

Donald D. Stull

A NEW REGIME IN THE REPUBLIC OF SCIENCE pp. 790-794

Kenneth P. Ruscio

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, PHENOMENOLOGY, AND ETHICS: STRANGE BEDFELLOWS? pp. 795-802

Harold F. Gortner and Jeremy F. Plant

C. Book Notes pp. 803-806

Robert Nagel

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR GRADUATE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN THE 1980s pp. 807-809

Michael S. Hamilton

WHISTLE‐BLOWING IN BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT pp. 810-812

James S. Bowman

LEGISLATIVE CHANGE, REFORM, AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 813-821

Leroy Rieselbach

INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF POLICY STUDIES pp. 822-827

Thomas H. Snitch and Thomas M. Stauffer

PRODUCTIVITY, SOCIETAL WELL‐BEING, AND PUBLIC POLICY: A CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE PSR SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM pp. 829-831

Rita Mae Kelly

Volume 2, issue 3, 1983

NOTES FROM THE EDITOR‐IN‐CHIEF pp. 351-352

Dennis J. Palumbo

VICTORY IS NOT POSSIBLE: A REJOINDER TO THE STRATEGIC MYTHMAKERS pp. 359-370

Louis René Beres

PROGRAM EVALUATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL pp. 371-390

Steven Maynard‐Moody

A TYPOLOGY OF IMPLEMENTATION BEHAVIORS OF STREET‐LEVEL BUREAUCRATS pp. 391-406

James D. Sorg

FINANCIAL INDICATORS AND TRENDS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS: A STATE‐BASED POLICY PERSPECTIVE pp. 407-416

John M. Stevens and Robert P. McGowan

Introduction pp. 417-418

Mark V. Nadel

THE RATIONALE FOR GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN SELLER‐CONSUMER RELATIONSHIPS pp. 419-428

Sylvia Lane

THE COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF AGENDA SETTING: THE EMERGENCE OF CONSUMER PROTECTION AS A PUBLIC POLICY ISSUE IN BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 429-444

Richard Flickinger

CONSUMER PROTECTION, EDUCATION AND INFORMATION: A CONSUMER INCENTIVES PERSPECTIVE pp. 445-454

Ruth G. Thomas

CONSUMER PROTECTION PROGRAMS IN FOOD COOPERATIVES pp. 455-464

Robert Sommer and Carla Fjeld

THE CONSUMER INFORMATION OVERLOAD CONTROVERSY AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 465-473

Joel Rudd

REGULATION OF THE FREE‐ADVERTISING AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT pp. 474-483

Herbert J. Rotfeld

QUALITY SIGNALING AND OLIGOPOLISTIC OVERCHARGES pp. 484-494

William H. Lesser and Robert T. Masson

EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION REGULATIONS: THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION EXPERIENCE pp. 495-505

Thomas J. Maronick and M. Ronald Stiff

INTERVENOR FUNDING AT THE FTC: BIOPSY OR AUTOPSY? pp. 506-515

Robert N. Mayer and Debra L. Scammon

THE DOCTRINE OF STRICT LIABILITY: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO CONSUMER PROTECTION REGULATION pp. 516-526

Gregory M. Gazda and M. Jeffery Kallis

CONSUMERS AND PRODUCT SAFETY: MARKET PROCESSES AND IMPERFECTIONS* pp. 527-536

Hal Sider and Eugene Smolensky

REGULATION VS. ARBITRATION: AN EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES FOR IMPLEMENTING CONSUMER POLICY pp. 537-549

David O. Rafter

A. Comments pp. 551-553

Mel Dubnick

ARSENALS pp. 554-556

Clifford Ketzel

INTELLIGENCE POLICY: COMING IN FROM THE COLD pp. 557-559

Peter A. Lupsha

ANALYZING AIR‐POLLUTION POLICIES pp. 560-561

James L. Regens

TAX POLICIES pp. 562-564

G. Ross Stephens

WOMEN AND PUBLIC POLICY: DOCUMENTING POWERLESSNESS pp. 565-567

Linda K. Richter

A NEW ERA OF CONGRESSIONAL GOVERNMENT pp. 568-571

Raymond Tatalovich

Volume 2, issue 2, 1982

PSO AND POLICY STUDIES DEVELOPMENTS pp. 177-181

Stuart Nagel

Announcing a SYMPOSIUM ON STATE‐CITY RELATIONS AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 182-182

David R. Morgan and Robert E. England

THE WIDER CONTEXT OF CORRECTIONS POLICY: INTRODUCTION TO A SYMPOSIUM pp. 187-192

Tycho Manson and Jameson W. Doig

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRIME AND INCARCERATION AMONG THE AMERICAN STATES1 pp. 193-200

Jack Nagel

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS: IS IT JUST ANOTHER WAY OF TINKERING WITH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM?* pp. 201-215

Dennis J. Palumbo

INCARCERATION VS. COMMUNITY‐BASED CORRECTIONS: MORE THAN JUST POLITICS* pp. 216-223

John Byrne and Donald Yanich

RATIONALISM VERSUS INCREMENTALISM IN CRIMINAL SENTENCING pp. 224-229

Stuart Nagel

RHETORIC AND REALITY IN THE REFORM OF JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY pp. 230-238

Bruce Bullington, Daniel Katkin and Drew Hyman

A NOTE ON AMERICA'S “CLOACAL” JAILS pp. 239-245

David Weimer and Karen Reixach

“WOMEN'S PRISONS” AND “MEN'S PRISONS”: SHOULD PRISONERS BE CLASSIFIED BY SEX? pp. 246-252

Judith Resnik

DESIGNING EFFECTIVE TRANSITIONS FOR NEW CORRECTIONAL LEADERS pp. 253-261

Thomas Gilmore and Joseph E. McCann

REMEDIES WITHOUT RIGHTS? THE LEGAL BASIS OF BROAD‐GAUGE DECREES IN PRISON CONDITIONS CASES pp. 262-270

Daryl R. Fair

NEW FEDERALISM, OLD REMEDIES, AND CORRECTIONS POLICYMAKING pp. 271-278

Candace McCoy

DIFFERENTIAL PROGRAM IMPACT AS A FUNCTION OF TARGET NEED: OR WHY SOME GOOD POLICIES OFTEN SEEM TO FAIL pp. 279-292

Richard I. Hofferbert

“PUBLICITY” AS A PROBLEM IN THE INTERNAL VALIDITY OF TIME SERIES QUASI‐EXPERIMENTS pp. 293-299

Jerome S. Legge and Larry Webb

UTILIZATION IN THE POLICY CYCLE: DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH* pp. 300-308

David Nachmias and Claire Felbinger

THE GILDERED SOCIETY pp. 311-314

Walter B. Roettger

GENERATING “SPARKS” IN URBAN RESEARCH pp. 315-317

Richard Mounts

THE LIMITS OF ENERGY POLICY ANALYSIS pp. 318-320

W. Douglas Costain

COST‐BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR NON‐ECONOMISTS? pp. 321-323

Elizabeth Crowell

Book Notes pp. 324-327

Robert Nagel

WOMEN IN OCCUPATIONS AND EQUITY ISSUES: A SAMPLER pp. 328-332

Joseph P. Caliquir

Volume 2, issue 1, 1982

RURAL POLICY PROBLEMS: AN ILL‐ATTENDED FIELD pp. 9-11

William P. Browne and Don F. Hadwiger

THE CHANGING NATURE OF RURAL AMERICA1 pp. 12-25

Ted K. Bradshaw and Edward J. Blakely

AGRARIAN VALUES, FARM STRUCTURE, AND COMMUNITY WELFARE pp. 26-32

William L. Flinn

TOWARD THE PUBLIC INTEREST: REDEFINING RURAL POLICY NEEDS pp. 33-42

John Dinse

THE POPULATION TURNAROUND IN RURAL AND SMALL TOWN AMERICA pp. 43-54

Calvin L. Beale

POLITICAL VALUES IN A CHANGING RURAL COMMUNITY pp. 55-64

William P. Browne

THE RURAL POOR pp. 65-71

Lynn M. Daft

POPULATION GROWTH AND ADMINISTRATIVE VARIATIONS IN SMALL CITIES1 pp. 72-85

Alvin D. Sokolow

THE REGIONALISM ALTERNATIVE IN RURAL AREAS1 pp. 86-96

Lewis G. Bender

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING ORDERS AND THE PROCESS AND POLITICS OF SELF‐REGULATION pp. 97-111

James E. Anderson

EFFECTIVENESS BUDGETING: THE LIMITS OF BUDGET REFORM pp. 112-126

James M. Harkin

CHOICE AND EDUCATION pp. 129-132

Patrkia R. Brown

ABORTION POLICYMAKING: A DECADE AFTER ROE pp. 133-135

Janet K. Boles

ANALYSIS ON DEADLINE: THE 1980 ELECTION pp. 136-139

Burdette Loomis

SOCIAL INDICATORS DATA pp. 140-144

Michael J. Carley

SUGGESTED READINGS FOR PREPARING FOR PH.D. PRELIMS IN POLICY STUDIES pp. 145-154

Stuart Nagel