Journal of Policy Analysis and Management

1982 - 2025

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Volume 5, issue 4, 1986

The issue of standing in cost-benefit analysis pp. 665-682

Dale Whittington and Duncan MacRae

Federal tax reform and the financing of state and local governments pp. 683-706

Howard Chemick and Andrew Reschovsky

Nonmoney income and the elderly: The case of the tweeners pp. 707-724

Timothy M. Smeeding

Cashing out food stamps: Impacts on food expenditures and diet quality pp. 725-741

Barbara Devaney and Thomas Fraker

To pay or not to pay: A model of international defaults pp. 742-760

Daniel F. Kohler

The narrative structure of policy analysis pp. 761-778

Thomas J. Kaplan

Big decisions and a culture of decisionmaking pp. 779-797

Martin H. Krieger

A comment: Telling the big stories-policy responses to analytical complexity pp. 798-802

Gideon Doron

JPAM's fifth year pp. 803-806

David Weimer

The social costs of the demand for quantification pp. 807-812

Peter Reuter

The dollars and cents of parenthood pp. 813-817

Thomas J. Espenshade and Charles A. Calhoun

Seven laws of policy analysis pp. 817-819

James A. Morone

Public policy and human venture capital forging a more productive business-edution link pp. 820-824

Michael Bisesi

Politicians, Judges, and City Schools: Reforming School Finance in New York, by Joel S. Berke, Margaret E. Goertz and Richard J. Coley. New York: Sage, 1985, 279 pp. Price: $25.00 cloth pp. 825-830

David H. Monk

Ethics in planning, edited by Martin Wachs. New Brunswick, NJ: State University of New Jersey Press, 1985, 372 pp. Price: $14.95 paper pp. 830-834

Seymour J. Mandelbaum

Aftermath: Tarnished outcomes of American Foreign Policy, by John D. Montgomery. Dover: Auburn House, 1985,200 pp. Price: $24.95 cloth pp. 834-838

Sidney Weintraub

Public policy and federalism: Issues in state and local politics, by Jeffrey R. Henig. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1985,400 pp. Price: $32.50 cloth; $13.95 paper pp. 838-840

John Quigley

Military enterprise and technological change: Perspectives on the American Experience, edited by Merritt Roe Smith. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1985, 391 pp. Price: $30.00 cloth pp. 840-843

Almarin Phillips

Discrimination, jobs & politics, by Paul Burstein. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1985, 247 pp. Price: $30.00 cloth; $12.95 paper pp. 843-845

Marianne A. Ferber

Ideology & the Urban Crisis, by Peter J. Steinberger. Albany: SUNY Press, 1985, 175 pp. Price: $34.50 cloth; $10.95 paper pp. 845-848

Stephen L. Elkin

The regional impact of technological change, edited by Alfred T. Thwaites and Ray P. Oakey. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1985, 249 pp. Price: $29.95 cloth pp. 848-852

Roger E. Bolton

Staking out the terrain: Power differentials among natural resource agencies, by J. N. Clarke & D. McCool. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1985. 189 pp. Price: $34.50 cloth; $10.95 paper pp. 852-861

David R. Beam

Working papers pp. 872-877

Malcolm Hamilton

Volume 5, issue 3, 1986

Regulatory reform and OSHA policy pp. 440-468

John Mendeloff

The status of OSHA reform: A comment on mendeloff's proposals pp. 469-475

W Viscusi

Comments on Mendeloff's “regulatory reform and OSHA policy” pp. 476-481

Robert Litan and William Nordhaus

Negotiated rulemaking in practice pp. 482-495

Henry H. Perritt

Natural gas deregulatin: The need for further reform pp. 496-516

Harry G. Broadman

Deregulatin and the courts pp. 517-534

Cass Sunstein

The realpolitik of judicial review in a deregulation era pp. 535-546

Patricia M. Wald

Controllership in the public sector pp. 547-571

Fred Thompson and L. R. Jones

Maximizing the public benefits of the AT&T breakup pp. 572-583

Kenneth Robinson

Maintaining universal telephone service under deregulation pp. 583-590

Joseph P. Fuhr

Better regulatory compliance through environmental auditing: A reform whose time has passed pp. 590-594

Stephen H. Linder

Lottery taxes may be too high pp. 594-596

Larry DeBoer

The lagged effect of the 1981 federal AFDC legislation on work effort pp. 596-597

Robert Moffitt

The flat tax, by Robert E. Hall and Alvin Rabushka. Stanford: Hoover Institute, 1985, 134 pp. Price: $7.95 paper pp. 598-607

Paul Courant

Agendas, alternatives and public policies, John W. Kingdon, Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1984, 240 pp. Price: $10.95 paper pp. 607-613

Paul J. Quirk

Immigration: The beleaguered bureaucracy, Milton D. Morris, Washington: Brookings, 1985, 150 pp., $22.95 cloth|$8.95 paper pp. 613-619

Richard J. Moore

Recovering from catastrophes: Federal disaster relief policy and politics, by Peter J. May. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1985, 186 pp. Price: $35.00 cloth pp. 619-623

Howard Kunreuther

Trout, and James E. Harf. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1985, 188 pp. Price: $10.75 paper pp. 623-624

Peter D. Blair

Mandl, M. Schwartz, and M. Thompson. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1983, 290 pp. Price: $19.00 cloth pp. 624-627

Michael O'Hare

A strategic analysis of science and technology policy, Harvey A. Averch. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1985, 224 pp. Price: $20.00 cloth pp. 627-636

Richard R. Nelson

Curriculum and case notes pp. 637-654

Richard Elmore

Working papers pp. 657-664

Malcolm Hamilton

Volume 5, issue 2, 1986

Word from the editor pp. 197-199

David Weimer

Blind spots in policy analysis: What economics doesn't say about energy use pp. 200-227

Paul C. Stern

Comment: “blind spots” in perspective pp. 228-233

John Quigley

Economists and politicians pp. 234-244

William A. Niskanen

Competitive bidding and states' purchase of services: The case of mental health care in Massachusetts pp. 245-263

Mark Schlesinger, Robert A. Dorwart and Richart T. Pulice

The potential for industrial policy: Lessons from the very high speed integrated circuit program pp. 264-291

Glenn R. Fong

The evaluation of economic development conflict is present: Projects where military investing in health care in el salvador pp. 292-310

Ronald J. Vogel and Jon B. Christianson

The political hand: Policy implementation and youth employment programs pp. 311-325

Martin Levin and Barbara Fennan

Limits of the comprehensive services model: The case of adolescent pregnancy programs pp. 326-339

Sylvia B. Perlman and Richard A. Weatherley

The changing role of social experiments in policy analysis pp. 340-362

David Greenberg and Philip Robins

The evolution of the policy sciences: Understanding the rise and avoiding the fall pp. 365-373

William Ascher

Classical management strategies for public administrators pp. 373-377

John K. Clemens and Menilee R. Gomillion

Helping protectthe elderly and the public against the catastrophic costs of long-term care pp. 378-383

Bruce Jacobs and William Weissert

Anna's life expectancy pp. 383-389

James W. Vaupel and John M. Owen

Cirruculum and case notes pp. 390-392

Richard F. Elmore

Monitoring and Compliance: The Political Economy of Inspection, by David Hemenway. Greenwich, CT: Jai Press, 1985, 137 pp. Price: $47.50 cloth pp. 393-395

Susan Rose-Ackerman

Social experimentation, edited by Jerry A. Hausman and David A. Wise. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1985,288 pp. Price: $33.00 cloth pp. 395-400

Daniel Weinberg

American violence and public policy, edited by Lynn Curtis. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1985, 288 pp. Price: $23.00 cloth pp. 400-402

Peter Reuter

Energy, Foresight, and strategy, edited by Thomas J. Sargent. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future, 1984, 288 pp. Price: $18.00 paper pp. 402-407

Kriss Sjoblom

Ethics and politics: Cases and comments, edited by Amy Gutmann and Dennis Thompson. Chicago, IL: Nelson Hall Publishers, 1984, 241 pp. Price: $29.95 cloth, $13.95 paper pp. 408-411

Russell Hardin

American domestic priorities: An economic appraisal, edited by John M. Quigley and Daniel Rubinfeld. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1985, 398 pp. Price: $9.95 paper pp. 411-413

Edwin S. Mills

Policy analysis in political science, by Randall B. Ripley. Chicago, IL: Nelson Hall Publishers, 1985, 299 pp. Price: $12.95 paper pp. 413-417

Charles E. Gilbert

Working papers pp. 425-434

Malcolm Hamilton

Volume 5, issue 1, 1985

Economics and politics of deregulation pp. 1-22

Richard H. K. Vietor and Dekkers L. Davidson

Mediating science-intensive policy disputes pp. 23-39

Connie P. Ozawa and Lawrence Susskind

Markets and politics in France's declining regions pp. 40-57

Sharon Zukin

Public policy evaluation in France pp. 58-72

Jean-Pierre Nioche and Robert Poinsard

Federalism and nuclear waste disposal: The struggle over shared decision making pp. 73-99

Gary L. Downey

Action research: A model for organizational learning pp. 100-118

Louise K. Comfort

Through a glass darkly: Cause and effect in refugee resettlement policies pp. 119-137

Simon M. Fass

Insights: Bringing tax administration out of the bureaucratic closet pp. 139-143

Ira A. Jackson

Rescuing policy analysis from the civil service pp. 143-147

Hank Jenkins-Smith and David Weimer

The similarity between a prohibitive tariff and a divorce pp. 147-150

Barbara Devaney and Thomas O'Toole

Influencing retirement behavior: Untangling the effects of income taxation of social security benefits pp. 150-154

Richard F. Dye

What is policy analysis? pp. 154-158

Randall R. Bovbjerg

Book notes pp. 159-180

Andrea Levin

Case notes pp. 181-182

Colin Diver

Working papers pp. 183-191

Malcolm Hamilton