Journal of Policy Analysis and Management

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Volume 38, issue 4, 2019

The Effects of Accountability Incentives in Early Childhood Education pp. 838-866

Daphna Bassok, Thomas Dee and Scott Latham

Teacher Incentives and Student Achievement: Evidence from an Advancement Program pp. 867-890

Ozkan Eren

Cost‐Effectiveness of Early Childhood Interventions to Enhance Preschool: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in Head Start Centers Enrolling Historically Underserved Populations pp. 891-917

David S. Knight, Susan Landry, Tricia A. Zucker, Emily C. Merz, Cathy L. Guttentag and Heather B. Taylor

Evaluating the Effects of Universal Place‐Based Scholarships on Student Outcomes: The Buffalo “Say Yes to Education” Program pp. 918-943

Robert Bifulco, Ross Rubenstein and Hosung Sohn

Tightened Immigration Policies and the Self‐Employment Dynamics of Mexican Immigrants pp. 944-977

Chunbei Wang

Using the Results from Rigorous Multisite Evaluations to Inform Local Policy Decisions pp. 978-1003

Larry L. Orr, Robert B. Olsen, Stephen H. Bell, Ian Schmid, Azim Shivji and Elizabeth A. Stuart

Unmet Need for Workplace Accommodation pp. 1004-1027

Nicole Maestas, Kathleen Mullen and Stephanie Rennane

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT'S EFFECTS ON PATIENTS, PROVIDERS, AND THE ECONOMY: WHAT WE'VE LEARNED SO FAR pp. 1028-1052

Jonathan Gruber and Benjamin D. Sommers

LET THE SEARCH CONTINUE: CHARTER SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST pp. 1054-1062

Philip M. Gleason

HOW CHARTER SCHOOLS THREATEN THE PUBLIC INTEREST pp. 1063-1071

Helen Ladd

CHARTER SCHOOLS’ SYSTEMIC EFFECTS pp. 1071-1074

Philip M. Gleason

EXPERIMENTATION FALLS SHORT AS A JUSTIFICATION FOR MORE CHARTER SCHOOLS pp. 1074-1076

Helen Ladd

Administrative Burden: Policymaking by Other Means, by Pamela Herd and Donald P. Moynihan, New York, NY: Russell Sage, 2018, 360 pp., $37.50 (list) pp. 1077-1082

Tim Smeeding

Volume 38, issue 3, 2019

School Starting Age and Cognitive Development pp. 538-578

Elizabeth Dhuey, David Figlio, Krzysztof Karbownik and Jeffrey Roth

College Guidance for All: A Randomized Experiment in Pre‐College Advising pp. 579-599

Eric Bettinger and Brent J. Evans

How Do Summer Youth Employment Programs Improve Criminal Justice Outcomes, and for Whom? pp. 600-628

Alicia Modestino

Tribal Gaming and Educational Outcomes in the Next Generation pp. 629-652

Owen Thompson

Money Talks: The Environmental Impact of China's Green Credit Policy pp. 653-680

Junxiu Sun, Feng Wang, Haitao Yin and Bing Zhang

When Less is More: The Impact of the Regulation on Standard Workweek on Labor Productivity in South Korea pp. 681-705

WooRam Park and Yoonsoo Park

Is Information Enough? The Effect of Information about Education Tax Benefits on Student Outcomes pp. 706-731

Peter Bergman, Jeffrey Denning and Dayanand Manoli

The Macroeconomic Effects of 2017 Through 2025 Federal Fuel Economy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards pp. 732-763

Sanya Carley, Nikolaos Zirogiannis, Denvil Duncan, Saba Siddiki and John D. Graham

THE ABILITY OF OLDER WORKERS WITH IMPAIRMENTS TO ADAPT TO NEW JOBS: CHANGING THE AGE CRITERIA FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE pp. 764-786

Alexander Strand and Matthew Messel

UNDERSTANDING GUN VIOLENCE: PUBLIC HEALTH VS. PUBLIC POLICY pp. 788-795

Philip J Cook and Jens Ludwig

COUNTERPOINT: REDUCING FIREARM VIOLENCE—WHY A PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACH IS HELPFUL pp. 795-801

David Hemenway and Matthew Miller

RESPONSE TO COUNTERPOINT: VIOLENCE ITSELF IS A ROOT CAUSE OF VIOLENCE pp. 802-804

Philip J Cook and Jens Ludwig

From Chasing Violations to Managing Risks, by Florentin Blanc, Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2018, 361 pp., ISBN 978‐1‐78811‐248‐2.Contextualizing Compliance in the Public Sector, by Saba Siddiki, Salvador Espinosa, and Tanya Heikkila (Eds.), New York, NY: Routledge, 2018, 157 pp., ISBN 978‐1‐138‐55237‐1 pp. 805-808

Martin Lodge

Volume 38, issue 2, 2019

Presidential Address: Measurement Matters: Policy in Federal Statistics and Data pp. 297-307

David S. Johnson

Effective Counter‐Terrorism: Rockets, Iron Dome, and the Israeli Housing Market pp. 308-337

Yael Elster, Asaf Zussman and Noam Zussman

Patrolling Public Schools: The Impact of Funding for School Police on Student Discipline and Long‐term Education Outcomes pp. 338-365

Emily K. Weisburst

The Effect of Public Insurance Expansions on Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act pp. 366-393

Johanna Maclean and Brendan Saloner

Local Labor Demand and Program Participation Dynamics: Evidence from New York SNAP Administrative Records pp. 394-425

Erik Scherpf and Benjamin Cerf

Keeping College Options Open: A Field Experiment to Help all High School Seniors Through the College Application Process pp. 426-454

Philip Oreopoulos and Reuben Ford

The Effect of Medical Marijuana Laws on the Health and Labor Supply of Older Adults: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study pp. 455-480

Lauren Nicholas and Johanna Maclean

Applying Behavioral Insights to Improve Postsecondary Education Outcomes: A Review of Obama Administration Efforts and Next Steps Under the Trump Administration pp. 481-499

Katharine Meyer and Kelly Ochs Rosinger

MAKING THE CASE FOR WRAP‐AROUND REENTRY APPROACHES: CONSIDERING THE EVIDENCE pp. 501-507

Janeen Buck Willison

WRAP‐AROUND SERVICES DON'T IMPROVE PRISONER REENTRY OUTCOMES pp. 508-514

Jennifer Doleac

RESPONSE TO “WRAP‐AROUND SERVICES DON'T IMPROVE PRISONER REENTRY OUTCOMES” pp. 514-516

Janeen Buck Willison

“EVIDENCE‐BASED POLICY” SHOULD REFLECT A HIERARCHY OF EVIDENCE pp. 517-519

Jennifer Doleac

BOOK REVIEW OF THE DISASTER RESILIENCY CHALLENGE: TRANSFORMING THEORY TO ACTION The Disaster Resiliency Challenge: Transforming Theory to Action, by James Bohland, Jack Harrald, and Deborah Brosnan, Charles C. Thomas Press, 2018, 248 pages pp. 520-524

Giacomo Di Pasquale and Shatha Sbeta

Volume 38, issue 1, 2019

Immigration Enforcement and Children's Living Arrangements pp. 11-40

Catalina Amuedo‐Dorantes and Esther Arenas‐Arroyo

How Restricted is the Job Mobility of Skilled Temporary Work Visa Holders? pp. 41-64

Jennifer Hunt and Bin Xie

Housing Voucher Take‐Up and Labor Market Impacts pp. 65-98

Eric Chyn, Joshua Hyman and Max Kapustin

The Effect of Lower Transaction Costs on Social Security Disability Insurance Application Rates and Participation pp. 99-123

Andrew Foote, Michel Grosz and Stephanie Rennane

Salience, Food Security, and SNAP Receipt pp. 124-154

Christian A. Gregory and Travis Smith

Did California Paid Family Leave Impact Infant Health? pp. 155-180

Ariel Pihl and Gaetano Basso

Mandatory Access Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs and Prescription Drug Abuse pp. 181-209

Anca M. Grecu, Dhaval Dave and Henry Saffer

LONGEVITY‐RELATED OPTIONS FOR SOCIAL SECURITY: A MICROSIMULATION APPROACH TO RETIREMENT AGE AND MORTALITY ADJUSTMENTS pp. 210-238

Gayle L. Reznik, Kenneth Couch, Christopher R. Tamborini and Howard M. Iams

DYNAMIC SCORING OF TAX REFORMS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 239-262

Salvador Barrios, Mathias Dolls, Anamaria Maftei, Andreas Peichl, Sara Riscado, Janos Varga and Christian Wittneben

SHOULD THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FACILITIES BE SUBSIDIZED? pp. 264-270

Brad Humphreys

IS THERE A CASE FOR SUBSIDIZING SPORTS STADIUMS? pp. 271-277

Victor Matheson

FACILITY SUBSIDIES REDUX pp. 277-279

Brad Humphreys

RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR HUMPHREYS pp. 279-281

Victor Matheson

CROSS‐COUNTRY LESSONS ABOUT FRACKING: A REVIEW OF THE SHALE DILEMMA1 The Shale Dilemma: A Global Perspective on Fracking and Shale Development, edited by Shanti Gamper‐Rabindran, Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2018, 472 pp., $45.00, hardcover pp. 282-287

Heather E. Campbell and Kristoffer E. Wikstrom