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Author Indien \ckleson, Jason, Border Security Technologies: Local and Regional Implications. p rsm an, David Mena. Resistance from Within: Why Mexico’s Attempt to Advance an Active Foreign Policy Failed. p. 657 sair, Edward. and John M. Fitzgerald. Hedonic Estimation and Policy Significance of the Impact of HOPE VI on Neighborhood Property Values. p. 77| sartik, Alexander, Eric Kafka, and Jesse Wolfson. Letter from the Editors. p. 749 Seamer, Glenn. State Tax Credits and “Making Work Pay” in Post-Welfare Reform Era. pp enee e Bilbao, Luis Ochoa. Mexican Intellectuals and Policy Alternation (2000-2004). p. 17 Bilbao, Luis Ochoa. The Baroque, Modernity, and Postmodernity in Latin American Political Culture. p. 727 Briedenhann, Jenny and Steve Butts. Utilization-Focused Evaluation. p. 221 sryner, Gary and Ryan Martin. Innovation in Welfare Policy: Evaluating State Efforts to Encourage Work among Low-Income Families. p. 325 Chapman, Mollie. Once Upon a Time in Volcan, Costa Rica: Integrating Values into Water- shed Management and Poverty Alleviation. p. 859 Corley, Elizabeth A. How Do Career Strategies, Gender, and Work Environment Affect Faculty Productivity Levels in University-Based Science Centers? p. 637 Dolan, Chris |. United States’ Narco-Terrorism Policy: A Contingency Approach to the Con- vergence of the Wars on Drugs and Against Terrorism. p. 45! Elliott, Euel W. and Andrew I. E. Ewoh. Beyond Gratz and Grutter: Prospectfso r Affirmative Action in the Aftermath of the Supreme Court’s Michigan Decisions. p. 54! Friedman, Anne Kiehl. Voter Disenfranchisement and Policy toward Election Reforms. p. 787 Greathouse-Amador, Louisa M. Tourism and Policy in Preserving Minority Languages and Culture: The Cuetzalan Experience. p. 49 Greathouse-Amador, Louise M. Tourism: A Facilitator of Social Awareness in an Indigenous Mexican Community? p. 709 Greenberg, David H. Philip K. Robins, and Robert Walker. Conducting Meta-Analyses of Evaluations of Government-Funded Training Programs. p. 345 Gutiérrez, Daniel. John Rawls and Policy Formation. p. 737 Happel, Mark D. Neuroscience and the Detection of Deception. p. 667 Harris, Deborah A. and Domenico Parisi. Gender Role Ideologies and Marriage Promotion: State Policy Choices and Suggestions for Improvement. p. 841 Hsu, Shu-Hsiang. Terminating Taiwan’s Fourth Nuclear Power Plant under the Chen Shui- bian Administration. p. 171 Jenkins-Smith, Hank C. and Kerry G. Herron. United States Public Response to Terrorism: Fault Lines or Bedrock? p. 599 Krone, Robert M. Science and Technology for What? p. 555 Levin-Waldman, Oren M. Welfare Reform and Models of Public Policy: Why Policy Sciences Are Required. p. 519 Ley-Borras, Roberto. A Decision Analysis Approach to Policy Issues: The NAFTA Case. pp. 687 L6pez, Alejandro Méndez. Is Bread and Butter the Sole Option for Animal Protection Policy in Mexico? A Commentary for “Like Butter Scraped Over Too Much Bread”: Animal Protection Policy in Mexico, by Emma R. Norman and Norma Contreras Hernandez. p. 257 Loewentheil, Nathaniel and Christian E. Weller. The Renter Squeeze: Minority and Low- Income Renters Feel Pressures from Housing Boom and Weak Labor Market. p. 755 Lopez, Linda. Advancing Human Rights Policy: Does Grassroots Mobilization and Community Dispute Resolution Matter? Insights from Chiapas, Mexico. p. 77 Los Reyes, Guillermo De and Paul Rich. Opus Dei and Mexico: Civil but Sinister? p. 93 Los Reyes, Guillermo De and Paul Rich. Policymaking and the Control of the Nongovern- mental Sector: Porfirio Diaz and the Grand Diet. p. 721 Review of Policy Research, Volume 22, Number 6 (2005) © 2005 by The Policy Studies ¢ wn nor All rights reserved. 938 Author Index Majumdar, Sarmistha R. A Prospect Theory Analysis of California’s Initiatives in Implemen- tation of its Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) Mandate. p. 157 Mead, Lawrence M. Research and Welfare Reform. p. 401 Mena, David. When Practice Oversteps the Limits of Theory: An Assessment of Fair Media Coverage for Political Parties in Great Britain and Mexico. p. 27 Merchant, David and Paul Rich. Prospects for Mexican Civil Society. p. 7 Moon, Sangho, Rodney E. Stanley, and Jaeun Shin. Measuring the Impact of Lotteries on State per Pupil Expenditures for Education: Assessing the National Evidence. p. 205 Murray, Kasia O’Neill and Wendell E. Primus. Recent Data Trends Show Welfare Reform to Be a Mixed Success: Significant Policy Changes Should Accompany Reauthorization. p. 301 Norman, Emma R. and Norma Contreras Hernandez. “Like Butter Scraped over Too Much Bread”: Animal Protection Policy in Mexico. p. 59 Reynoso, Victor. A Commentary on David Mena’s “When Practice Oversteps the Limits of Theory: An Assessment of Fair Media Coverage for Political Parties in Great Britain and Mexico”. p. 261 Rich, Paul and David Merchant. Introducing Policy Studies and Mexico. p. | Rich, Paul. A New Editor and Editorial Office for the Review, Now Sponsored by the Science Section of the American Political Science Association. p. 597 Rich, Paul. Professor Wilson and Mexico. p. 103 Rich, Paul. The Quip: Inmates are Occasionally Washed: Social Welfare and Bridewell. p. 429 Rich, Paul. The Quip: Paying Proper Ransoms: A Policy Towards Hostages. p. 589 Rich, Paul. The World in 2050. p. 753 Richardson, Jayson W. Toward Democracy: A Critique of a World Bank Loan to the United Mexican States. p. 473 Roberts, Patrick S. Shifting Priorities: Congressional Incentives and the Homeland Security Granting Process. p. 437 Rodgers, Harrell. Appendix: Poverty and American Children. p. 423 Rodgers, Harrell. Evaluating the Devolution Revolution. p. 275 Rodgers, Harrell. Introduction: Welfare Reform and American Poverty. p. 269 Rodgers, Harrell. State Welfare Options: Why Are Some States Tough? p. 397 Rom, Mark Carl. Investing in Individuals for Independence. p. 369 Saeki, Manabu. Systematic, Political, and Socioeconomic Influences on Educational Spending in the American States. p. 245 Sato, Hajime and Akira Akabayashi. Bioethical Policymaking for Advanced Medical Tech- nologies: Institutional Characteristics and Citizen Participation in Eight OECD Countries. p. 571 Sharp, Elaine B. and Paul E. Johnson. Taking the Keys from Grandpa. p. 187 Sluzki, Carlos E. Deception and Fear in Politically Oppressive Contexts: Its Trickle-Down Effect on Families. p. 625 Smith, Mitchell P. A Commentary for Nikolaos Zahariadis’s “Policy Networks, Elections, and State Subsidies”. p. 133 Trudel, Robert. Effects of Exchange Rate Regime on IMF Program Participation. p. 919 Wallis, Joseph and Brian Dollery. Leadership and Economic Theories of Nonprofit Organiza- tions. p. 483 Yowell, Robert O. The Evolution and Devolution of Speed Limit Law and the Effect on Fatal- ity Rates. p. 501 Zahariadis, Nikolaos. Policy Networks, Elections, and State Subsidies. p. 115 Zimbroff, Jennifer A. Policy Implications of Culturally Based Perceptions in College Choice. p- 811 Zimmerman, Brigitte. Orphan Living Situations in Malawi: A Comparison of Orphanages and Foster Homes. p. 881