Review of Policy Research

1981 - 2025

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Volume 1, issue 4, 1982

PSO AND POLICY STUDIES DEVELOPMENTS pp. 639-644

Stuart Nagel

Introduction pp. 651-655

Susan G. Hadden

AN ASBESTOS HAZARD INDEX FOR MANAGING FRIABLE ASBESTOS INSULATING MATERIAL1 pp. 656-665

James S. Dyer

THE USE OF RISK ANALYSIS IN FEDERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES: AN EXPLORATION1 pp. 666-675

Michael E. Kraft

TECHNICAL DISPUTES: WHY EXPERTS DISAGREE pp. 676-685

Mark Rushefsky

THE INFORMATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EFFECTIVE REGULATORY REVIEW: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EPA LEAD STANDARD pp. 686-691

W Viscusi

SOME EXPLANATIONS FOR DISPARITIES IN LIFESAVING INVESTMENTS1 pp. 692-704

John D. Graham

ACCOUNTABILITY AND CREDIBILITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX HAZARDOUS TECHNOLOGY pp. 705-715

Robert Anthony

THE COURTS AND RISK ASSESSMENT1 pp. 716-727

Norman J. Vig and Patrick J. Bruer

SITE CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES pp. 728-735

Donald T. Wells

FORMATION OF NEW ORGANIZATIONS TO MANAGE RISK1 pp. 736-741

Rae T. Zimmerman

THE ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION OF AMERICA: AN OVERVIEW OF THE ISSUES pp. 749-760

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

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ROLES IN LOCAL ENERGY CONSERVATION: A RESEARCH FRONTIER pp. 761-776

Beverly A. Cigler

BIOMEDICAL POLICY pp. 789-799

Robert H. Blank and John M. Ostheimer

Volume 1, issue 3, 1982

REGULATORY POLICY ANALYSIS: WORKING IN A QUAGMIRE pp. 423-435

Mel Dubnick and Alan R. Gitelson

THEORIES OF REGULATORY IMPACT: THE ROLES OF THE REGULATOR, THE REGULATED, AND THE PUBLIC pp. 436-441

William D. Berry

REGULATION AND THE THEORY OF AGENCY1 pp. 442-453

Barry Mitnick

CONSUMERISM AND THE REGULATORY SYSTEM: PARADIGMS OF REFORM pp. 454-462

David R. Berman

DEREGULATION: THE PRINCIPAL INCONCLUSIVE ARGUMENTS1 pp. 463-469

Warren Samuels and James D. Shaffer

APPLICATION OF MARKET MECHANISMS TO POLLUTION* pp. 470-476

Robert Hahn and Gregory J. McRae

ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR COST EFFECTIVE POLLUTION ABATEMENT: THE NEED FOR IMPLEMENTATION ANALYSIS pp. 477-483

Alfred A. Marcus, Paul Sommers and Frederic A. Morris

THE PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF TEXAS: A CASE OF CAPTURE OR RAPTURE?1 pp. 484-490

James E. Anderson

COLORADO'S SUNSET REVIEW 1976‐1981: AN EXPERIMENT IN STATE REGULATORY REFORM pp. 491-502

Michael S. March

CITIZEN GROUPS AND ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO REGULATORY REFORM pp. 503-509

Jeffrey M. Berry

LICENSING, MIGRATION, AND EARNINGS: SOME EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS1 pp. 510-522

Morris M. Kleiner, Robert S. Gay and Karen Greene

DEREGULATION OF PARAPROFESSIONALS AND HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT: THE CASE OF DENTISTRY pp. 523-531

Joseph Lipscomb

SAFETY‐RELATED DEFECTS IN MOTOR VEHICLES AND THE EVALUATION OF SELF‐REGULATION* pp. 532-539

Richard J. Tobin

THE CORVAIR, THE PINTO AND CORPORATE BEHAVIOR: IMPLICATIONS FOR REGULATORY REFORM pp. 540-545

Paul J. Halpern

POLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF RATES IN ELECTRIC UTILITIES pp. 546-556

David R. Kamerschen, James Kau and Chris W. Paul

RUNAWAY BUREAUCRACY AND CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT: WHY REFORMS FAIL pp. 557-564

Randall L. Calvert and Barry Weingast

THE COURTS AS A SOURCE OF REGULATORY REVITALIZATION: EXTERNAL AGENDA SETTING AND EQUAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS pp. 565-571

Charles S. Bullock and James L. Regens

GRESHAM'S LAW: THE REGULATORY ANALOGY pp. 572-580

C. K. Rowland and Roger Marz

BUREAUCRATIC DECENTRALIZATION AND THE REDISTRIBUTION OF URBAN SERVICES: THE CASE OF TEAM POLICING1 pp. 581-595

Richard L. Petrick

OSHA INSPECTION COSTS, COMPLIANCE COSTS, AND OTHER OUTCOMES: THE FIRST DECADE pp. 596-614

Beryl E. Pettus

URBAN POLICY pp. 619-625

Dianne M. Pinderhughes and Linda Faye Williams

Volume 1, issue 2, 1981

PSO AND POLICY STUDIES DEVELOPMENTS pp. 225-229

Stuart Nagel

THE NEW FEDERALISM: HAZARDS FOR STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT? pp. 231-235

Walter D. Broadnax

I. SYMPOSIUM ON STATE GOVERNMENT POLICY* pp. 241-242

Dennis Judd, Jack Brizuis and Fred Teitelbaum

WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT pp. 243-254

Dean Schooler and Helen Ingram

STATE ENERGY POLICIES: FEDERAL FUNDS FOR PAPER PROGRAMS pp. 255-262

Thomas R. Dye and Dorothy K. Davidson

THE STATES' ROLE IN LAND USE POLICY pp. 263-274

Alvin H. Mushkatel and Dennis R. Judd

THE STATES' ROLE IN HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT* pp. 275-287

Gretchen Engquist‐Seidenberg

FEDERALISM, POLICY, AND INNOVATION IN CORRECTIONS pp. 288-297

Charles M. Gray, Virginia Gray and Bruce Williams

THE STATES' ROLE IN EDUCATION POLICY INNOVATION pp. 298-308

Michael W. Kirst

THE RELATIVE RESPONSIVENESS OF STATE AND FEDERAL AID TO DISTRESSED CITIES pp. 309-322

Fred Teitelbaum

THE STATES' ROLE IN POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: TRANSPORTATION POLICY pp. 323-334

Thomas F. Humphrey

STATE FINANCE AND TAXING POLICIES pp. 335-346

Norman Walzer and Samuel K. Gove

STATE REGULATORY REFORM AND FEDERAL REGULATION pp. 347-359

John T. Scholz

LEGAL ISSUES IN EVALUATION RESEARCH* pp. 361-368

Elizabeth Goetz Serow

THE EVOLUTION OF FEDERAL CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT POLICY pp. 369-378

Stuart Langton

POLICY FORMATION pp. 379-388

Sharon K. Fitzgerald and Charles O. Jones

PUBLIC POLICY IN THE AMERICAN STATES pp. 389-396

Thom Yantek

Volume 1, issue 1, 1981

THE STATE OF POLICY STUDIES RESEARCH AND THE POLICY OF THE NEW POLICY STUDIES REVIEW pp. 5-10

Dennis J. Palumbo

PREFACE pp. 17-18

Akira Y. Yamamoto

A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE OF ANTHROPOLOGY IN PUBLIC POLICY pp. 19-27

Donald D. Stull and Felix Moos

THE VIETNAMESE REFUGEES AT OUR DOORSTEP: POLITICAL AMBIGUITY AND SUCCESSFUL IMPROVISATION pp. 28-46

Felix Moos and C.S. Morrison

MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY HEALTH POLICY AND THE STATE: A CASE STUDY OF SUDAN pp. 47-65

Ellen Gruenbaum

SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS pp. 66-86

Joseph G. Jorgensen

ANTHROPOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY IN ALASKA: RECENT POLICY RELATED TO LEGAL SYSTEMS NATIVE SUBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES pp. 87-110

Kerry D. Feldman

THE POLITICS OF PLURALISM AND ASSIMILATIONIST POLICY IN ANN ARBOR'S BLACK ENGLISH TRIAL: SOCIOLINGUISTICS AS A POLICY SCIENCE pp. 111-132

C. Jan Swearingen, David L. Jacobs and James Sledd

STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND:*ANTHROPOLOGISTS IN AGENCY SETTINGS pp. 133-146

Michael H. Agar

ANTHROPOLOGY AND POLICY STUDIES: A NEW DELEGATION ENTERS THE U.N. OF ACADEME pp. 147-156

Michael C. Musheno

SPEED KILLS: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF TRAFFIC FATALITIES AND THE 55 MPH SPEED LIMIT* pp. 157-167

Kenneth J. Meier and David R. Morgan

TWO FACES OF BAIL REFORM: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF PRETRIAL STATUS ON DISPOSITION PRETRIAL FLIGHT AND CRIME IN HOUSTON pp. 168-182

Gerald R. Wheeler and Carol L. Wheeler

COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY pp. 183-198

B Guy Peters

POLICY STUDIES PAPERS FROM CONVENTIONS OF HIGHLY POLICY‐ORIENTED ASSOCIATIONS pp. 198-204

Stuart Nagel