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00-13: Getting the Best Deal: The Governance Benefits of Social Networks in Commercial Loans

Brian Uzzi

00-12: How Embedded Ties Transfer Benefits Through Networks: Banking Relationships and the Firm's Strategic Use of Trade Credit Financing

Brian Uzzi and James J. Gillespie

00-11: Commercialization of the Internet: The Interaction of Public Policy and Private Choices

Shane Greenstein

00-10: Framing Globalization: The Battle for Definitions of a Contested Issue

Peer C. Fiss and Paul M. Hirsch

00-9: The Paradox of Globalization: Turning the Tables on Labor and Capital in German Industrial Relations

Kathleen Thelen and Christa van Wijnbergen

00-8: Gender, Class, and Social Policy in the 21st Century

Susan Thistle

00-7: Farewell to Maternalism: Welfare Reform, Liberalism, and the End of Mothers' Right to Choose Between Employment and Full-time Care

Ann Shola Orloff

00-6: Experimental Tests of an Attitudinal Theory of the Gender Gap in Voting

Alice H. Eagly, Amanda Diekman, Monica Schneider and Patrick Kulesa

00-5: Invoking Public Opinion: Polls, Policy Debates, and the Future of Social Security

Fay Lomax Cook, Jason Barabas and Benjamin I. Page

00-4: Probabilistic Polling

Charles Manski

00-3: How Extended is the Extended African-American Family? The Case of Family Caregiving to Older African-Americans

Peggye Dilworth-Anderson, Sharon Wallace Williams, Paula Goodwin and Theresa Cooper

00-2: The Effect of Immigration on Native Self-Employment

Robert Fairlie and Bruce Meyer

00-1: Using Performance Standards to Evaluate Social Programs with Incomplete Outcome Data: General Issues and Application to a Higher Education Block Grant Program

Charles Manski, John Newman and John Pepper

99-14: The PSID and Me

Greg Duncan

99-13: Rules and Responsibility: What Kinds of Rule Systems Encourage Responsibility Rather than Accountability?

Carol A. Heimer

99-12: Business Associations and Economic Development

Richard F. Doner and Ben Ross Schneider

99-11: Sacred Claims and Environmental Struggle

Paul Friesema

99-10: Determinants of Donations in Private Nonprofit Markets

Cagla Okten and Burton A. Weisbrod

99-9: The Roles of Government and Nonprofit Suppliers in Mixed Industries

Kanika Kapur and Burton A. Weisbrod

99-8: Revival of the New Deal Coalition? Social Groups and Political Change in the 1990s

Jeff Manza and Clem Brooks

99-7: Deliberative Opinion Change and Consistency: Citizens in the 1994 Illinois Gubernatorial Election

Jason Barabas

99-6: Is Social Security Reform Ready for the American Public?

Benjamin I. Page

99-5: An Empirical Analysis of Same-Sex and Opposite-Sex Couples: Do "Likes" Still Like "Likes" in the '90s?

Lisa Jepsen and Christopher Jepsen

99-4: Is There Justice in Children's Rights? The Critique of Federal Family Preservation Policy

Dorothy E. Roberts

99-3: Distributed Leadership: Toward a Theory of School Leadership Practice

James P. Spillane, Richard Halverson and John B. Diamond

99-2: Considering the Major Arguments Against Random Assignment: An Analysis of the Intellectual Culture Surrounding Evaluation in American Schools of Education

Thomas D. Cook

99-1: Trends in Self-Employment Among White and Black Men: 1910 - 1990

Robert Fairlie and Bruce Meyer

98-34: Layoffs and Litigation

Paul Oyer and Scott Schaefer

98-33: Environmental Movements Since Love Canal: Hope, Despair, and (Im)mobilization

Allan Schnaiberg

98-32: Why Not For-Profit? Conversions and Public Policy

John Goddeeris and Burton A. Weisbrod

98-31: Reassessing Public Opinion Stability

Jason Barabas

98-30: The New Politics of Social Security

Fay Lomax Cook

98-29: Understanding Family Change: Past, Present, and Future Effects of Family Events on Children

Rachel Dunifon

98-28: Tax Reform and Human Capital Accumulation: Evidence from an Empirical General Equilibrium Model of Skill Formation

Christopher Taber

98-27: Worker Perceptions of Job Insecurity in the Mid-1990s: Evidence from the Survey of Economic Expectations

Charles Manski and John D. Straub

98-26: So Much Reform, So Little Change; Building-Level Obstacles to Urban School Reform

Charles M. Payne

98-25: Comer's School Development Program in Prince George's County, Maryland: A Theory-Based Evaluation

Thomas D. Cook, Farah-naaz Habib, Meredith Phillips, Richard A. Settersten, Shobha C. Shagle and Serdar M. Degirmencioglu

98-24: Comer's School Development Program in Chicago: A Theory-Based Evaluation

Thomas D. Cook, H. David Hunt and Robert F. Murphy

98-23: How to Distinguish Among Migrants in a Migration Chain: Those Who are Links and Those Who Build links

Vilna Bashi

98-22: The Changing Nature of Women's Poverty: An Analysis of Two Cohorts of African-American and White Women

Susan Thistle

98-21: The Invisible Black Middle Class

Mary Pattillo-McCoy

98-20: Poverty in the Family: Siblings of the Black and White Middle Class

Mary Pattillo-McCoy and Colleen M. Heflin

98-19: The Ethics of Punishing Indigent Parents

Dorothy Roberts

98-18: Race and Gender in the Labor Market

Joseph Altonji and Rebecca Blank

98-17: Institutionalizing the Recycling Movement: The Structuring of Dialogue in the Solid Waste Field

Michael Lounsbury, Paul Hirsch and Marc Ventresca

98-16: The Human Mind as a Barrier to Wiser Environmental Agreements

Max H. Bazerman, Don A. Moore and James J. Gillespie

98-15: African-American and Latino Views of Local Chicago TV News

Cynthia C. Linton and Robert K. LeBailly

98-14: Academic Health Centers and the Provision of Collective Outputs: The Financing Dilemma

Burton A. Weisbrod

98-13: The Impact of Deregulation on America's Infrastructure Industries: A "Process Model" with Illustrations from Banking

Paul Hirsch, Steven Klinkerman and Michael Lounsbury

98-12: The Social Structure of World Trade Advantage: Structural Autonomy and Contingent Value, 1965-1980

Michael Alan Sacks, Brian Uzzi and Marc Ventresca