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to EDUCATIONAL POLICY Volume 5 Number 1 (March 1991) pp. 1-112 Number 2 (June 1991) pp. 113-224 Number 3 (September 1991) pp. 225-336 Number 4 (December 1991) pp. 337-464 Authors: ALLEN, PAMELA J., “The Allocation of Lottery Revenue to Education in Florida, California, Michigan, and Illinois,” 296. ALTBACH, PHILIP G., “In Memoriam: Gail Paradise Kelly, 1940-1991,” 115. APPLE, MICHAEL W., “Between Capitalism and Democracy: Educational Policy and the Crisis of the Welfare State, by Svi Shapiro” [Book Review], 209. APPLE, MICHAEL W., “The Predictable Failure of Educational Reform, by Seymour B. Sarason” [Book Review], 441. APPLE, MICHAEL W., “Streetwise: Race, Class and Change in an Urban Community, by Elijah Anderson” [Book Review], 427. ARTHUR, GEORGE F. K., see J. C. Bock. ARTHUR, GEORGE F. K., and SANDE MILTON, “The Florida Teacher Incentive Program: A Policy Analysis,” 266. ATKINSON, LAURA E., see K. L. Seifert. BADER, BETH D., see W. A. Firestone. BALFANZ, ROBERT, “Local Knowledge, Academic Skills, and Individual Productivity: An Alternative View,” 343. BENVENISTE, GUY, “Culture and Education Policy in the American States, by Catherine Marshall, Douglas Mitchell, and Frederick Wirt” [Book Review], 206. BOCK, JOHN C., and GEORGE F. K. ARTHUR, “Politics of Educational Reform: The Experience of a Foreign Technical Assistance Project,” 312. BRAY, MARK, “Centralization Versus Decentralization in Educational Administration: Re- gional Issues,” 371. BRUCKERHOFF, CHARLES E., “The Cleveland Collaborative and the Pursuit of Mathematics Curriculum Reform,” 158. BURBULES, NICHOLAS C., and KATHLEEN DENSMORE, “The Limits of Making Teach- ing a Profession,” 44. BURBULES, NICHOLAS C., and KATHLEEN DENSMORE, “The Persistence of Profession- alism: Breakin’ Up Is Hard to Do,” 150. COHN, MARILYN M., see G. N. McCloskey. 453 454 EDUCATIONAL POLICY / December 1991 CONNOLLY, COLLEEN, see E. Farrar. COOKSON, PETER W., Jr., “Choice and Control in American Education, edited by William H. Clune and John F. Witte” [Book Review], 443. CORNBLETH, CATHERINE, “And Sadly Teach: Teacher Education and Professionalization in American Culture, by Jurgen Herbst” [Book Review], 97. CUBAN, LARRY, “Policymaking and the Uses of History” [Review Essay], 200. DENSMORE, KATHLEEN, see N. C. Burbules. ELLSWORTH, JEANNE, “Hanging In and Dropping Out: Voices of At-Risk High School Students, by Edwin Farrell” [Book Review], 439. ELLWEIN, MARY CATHERINE, and GENE V GLASS, “Testing for Competence: Translating Reform Policy Into Practice,” 64. FARRAR, ELEANOR, and COLLEEN CONNOLLY, “Improving Middle Schools in Boston: A Report on Boston Compact and School District Initiatives,” 4. FIRESTONE, WILLIAM A., and BETH D. BADER, “Restructuring Teaching: An Assessment of Frequently Considered Options,” 119. FIRESTONE, WILLIAM A., SUSAN H. FUHRMAN, and MICHAEL W. KIRST, “State Educational Reform Since 1983: Appraisal and the Future,” 233. FUHRMAN, SUSAN H., see W. A. Firestone. GLASS, GENE V, see M. C. Ellwein. GOLDRING, ELLEN B., “Parents’ Motives for Choosing a Privatized Public School System: An Israeli Example,” 412. GOTTLIEB, ESTHER E., “Global Rhetoric, Local Policy: Teacher Training Reform in Israeli Education,” 178. HEYNEMAN, STEPHEN P., “Improving Educational Quality: A Global Perspective, edited by David W. Chapman and Carol A. Carrier” [Book Review], 436. ILON, LYNN, “The Social Dynamics of Schooling: Participants, Priorities, and Strategies, by F. J. Hunt” [Book Review], 434. JACOBSON, STEPHEN L., “The Politics of Reforming School Administration, edited by Jane Hannaway and Robert Crowson” [Book Review], 211. KELLY, GAIL P., “Alien Winds: The Reeducation of America’s Indochinese age, by James W. Tollefson” [Book Review], 103. KIRST, MICHAEL W., see W. A. Firestone. KOTTKAMP, ROBERT B., see G. N. McCloskey. LESLIE, DAVID W., and DOROTHY K. ROUTH, “A Critical Analysis of the Cultural and Linguistic Distinctions Between Policymakers and Researchers: A Case Study of Policy Development in Florida,” 279. LEVIN, HENRY M., “Introduction to Balfanz,” 341. LEVY, DANIEL C., “Accountability and Private-Public Comparisons” [Review Essay], 193. LEWIS, LIONEL S.., “Privatization and Privilege in Education, by Geoffrey Walford” [Book Review], 214. | MALAVE, LILLIAM M., “Bilingual Educat?»n: History, Politics, Theory and Practice, by James Crawford” [Book Review], 101. McCLOSKEY, GARY N., EUGENE F. PROVENZO, Jr., MARILYN M. COHN, and ROBERT B. KOTTKAMP, “Disincentives to Teaching: Teacher Reactions to Legislated Learning,” 251. ‘ McGUIRE, C. KENT, see D. A. Versiegen. MILTON, SANDE, see G.F.K. Arthur. PAPAGIANNIS, GEORGE J., “Introduction: National Priorities and ‘Localness’,” 227. PROVENZO, EUGENE F., Jr., see G. N. McCloskey. INDEX ROUTH, DOROTHY K., see D. W. Leslie. SANFORD, JAYMINN SULIR, see C. V. Willie. SEIFERT, KELVIN L., and LAURA E. ATKINSON, “Does Home Hinder Professional Com- mitment? The Case of Early Education,” 79. SLEETER, CHRISTINE E., “The Contexts of Teaching in Secondary Schools: Teachers’ Realities, edited by Milbrey W. McLaughlin, Joan E. Talbert, and Nina Bascia” [Book Review], 430. SYKES, GARY, “In Defense of Teacher Professionalism as a Policy Choice,” 137. TYLER, RALPH W., “Privatization and Educational Choice, by Myron Leiberman” [Book Review], 437. VERSTEGEN, DEBORAH, and C. KENT McGUIRE, “The Dialectic of Reform,” 386. WILDMAN, LOUIS, “Educational Policy for Effective Schools, edited by Mark Holmes, Kenneth A. Leithwood, and Donald F. Musella” [Book Review], 99. WILLIE, CHARLES VERT, and JAYMINN SULIR SANFORD, “Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and Educational Reform,” 29. Articles: “The Allocation of Lottery Revenue to Education in Florida, California, Michigan, and Illinois,” Allen, 296. “Centralization Versus Decentralization in Educational Administration: Regional Issues,” Bray, 371. “The Cleveland Collaborative and the Pursuit of Mathematics Curriculum Reform,” Bruckerhoff, 158. “A Critical Analysis of the Cultural and Linguistic Distinctions Between Policymakers and Researchers: A Case Study of Policy Development in Florida,” Leslie and Routh, 279. “The Dialectic of Reform,” Verstegen and McGuire, 386. “Disincentives to Teaching: Teacher Reactions to Legislated Learning,” McCloskey et al., 251. “Does Home Hinder Professional Commitment? The Case of Early Education,” Seifert and Atkinson, 79. “The Florida Teacher Incentive Program: A Policy Analysis,” Arthur and Milton, 266. “Global Rhetoric, Local Policy: Teacher Training Reform in Israeli Education,” Gottlieb, 178. “Improving Middle Schools in Boston: A Report on Boston Compact and School District Initiatives,” Farrar and Connolly, 4. “In Defense of Teacher Professionalism as a Policy Choice,” Sykes, 137. “In Memoriam: Gail Paradise Kelly, 1940-1991,” Altbach, 115. “Introduction: National Priorities and “Localness’,” Papagiannis, 227. “Introduction to Balfanz,” Levin, 341. “The Limits of Making Teaching a Profession,” Burbules and Densmore, 44. “Local Knowi2dge, Academic Skills, and Individual Productivity: An Alternative View,” Balfanz, 343. “Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and Educational Reform,” Willie and Sanford, 29. “Note From the Editors,” 3. “Parents’ Motives for Choosing a Privatized Public School System: An Israeli Example,” Goldring, 412. “The Persistence of Professionalism: Breakin’ Up Is Hard to Do,” Burbules and Densmore, 150. “Politics of Educational Reform: The Experience of a Foreign Technical Assistance Project,” Bock and Arthur, 312. 456 EDUCATIONAL POLICY / December 1991 “Restructuring Teaching: An Assessment of Frequently Considered Options,” Firestone and Bader, 119. “State Educational Reform Since 1983: Appraisal and the Future,” Firestone et al., 233. “Testing for Competence: Translating Reform Policy Into Practice,” Ellwein and Glass, 64. Book Reviews: “Alien Winds: The Reeducation of America’s Indochinese Refugees, by James W. Tollefson,” Kelly, 103. “And Sadly Teach: Teacher Education and Professionalization in American Culture, by Jurgen Herbst,” Cornbleth, 97. “Between Capitalism and Democracy: Educational Policy and the Crisis of the Welfare State, by Svi Shapiro,” Apple, 209. “Bilingual Education: History, Politics, Theory and Practice, by James Crawford,” Malavé, 101. “Choice and Control in American Education, edited by William H. Clune and John F. Witte,” Cookson, 443. “The Contexts of Teaching in Secondary Schools: Teachers’ Realities, edited by Milbrey W. McLaughlin, Joan E. Talbert, and Nina Bascia,” Sleeter, 430. “Culture and Education Policy in the American States, by Catherine Marshall, Douglas Mitchell, and Frederick Wirt,” Benveniste, 206. “Educational Policy for Effective Schools, edited by Mark Holmes, Kenneth A. Leithwood, and Donald F. Musella,” Wildman, 99. “Hanging In and Dropping Out: Voices of At-Risk High School Students, by Edwin Farrell,” Ellsworth, 439. “Improving Educational Quality:A Global Perspective, edited by David W. Chapman and Carol A. Carrier,” Heyneman, 436. “The Politics of Reforming School Administration, edited by Jane Hannaway and Robert Crowson,” Jacobson, 211. “The Predictable Failure of Educational Reform, by Seymour B. Sarason, 441. “Privatization and Educational Choice, by Myron Lieberman,” Tyler, 437. “Privatization and Privilege in Education, by Geoffrey Walford,” Lewis, 214. “The Social Dynamics of Schooling: Participants, Priorities, and Strategies, by F. J. Hunt,” Ton, 434. “Streetwise: Race, Class and Change in an Urban Community, by Elijah Anderson,” Apple, 427. Review Essays: “Accountability and Private-Public Comparisons,” Levy, 193. “Policymaking and the Uses of History,” Cuban, 200.