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to EVALUATION REVIEW Volume 27 Number 1 (February 2003) pp. 1-128 Number 2 (April 2003) pp. 129-212 Number 3 (June 2003) pp. 213-356 Number 4 (August 2003) pp. 357-476 Number 5 (October 2003) pp. 477-580 Number 6 (December 2003) pp. 581-712 Authors: ARRIOLA, KINBERLY JACOB, see Robillard, A. G. BECHTEL, GORDON G., and ELAINE M. LYONS-LEPKE, “Monitoring Antitobacco Senti- ment Among Community Leaders,” 460. BJ@RNDAL, ARILD, see Forsetlund, L. BLITSTEIN, JONATHAN L., see Murray, D. M. BLOOM, HOWARD S., “Using ‘Short’ Interrupted Time-Series Analysis to Measure the Impacts of Whole-School Reforms: With Applications to a Study of Accelerated Schools,” 3. BLOOM, NANCY, see Morgenstern, J. BRADLEY, rETER, see Forsetlund, L. BRADY, HENRY E., see Luks, S. BRAITHWAITE, RONALD L., see Robillard, A. G. CREW, ROBERT E., JR., and SCOTT LAMOTHE, “Evaluating the Efficiency of Private Sector Organizations in Helping Welfare Beneficiaries Find Employment,” 151. D’ ALESSIO, STEWART J., see Stolzenberg, L. DAVIS, WILLIAM W., BARRY I. GRAUBARD, ANNE M. HARTMAN, and FRANCES A. STILLMAN, “Descriptive Methods for Evaluation of State-Based Intervention Programs,” 506. DENNIS, MICHAEL L.., see French, M. T. ERICKSON, DARIN J., see Fletcher, L. A. EVANS, ELIZABETH A., see Hser, Y.-I. FARABEE, DAVID, see Hser, Y.-I. FARRINGTON, DAVID P., “A Short History of Randomized Experiments in Criminology: A Meager Feast,” 218. FLETCHER, LINDA A., DARIN J. ERICKSON, TRACI L. TOOMEY, and ALEXANDER C. WAGENAAR, “Handheld Computers: A Feasible Alternative to Paper Forms for Field Data Collection,” 165. EVALUATION REVIEW, Vol. 27 No. 6, December 2003 707-711 © 2003 Sage Publications 708 EVALUATION REVIEW / DECEMBER 2003 FORSETLUND, LOUISE, KRISTINE OLAISEN TALSETH, PETER BRADLEY, LENA NORDHEIM, and ARILD BJORNDAL, “Many a Slip Between Cup and Lip: Process Eval- uation of aP rogram to Promote and Support Evidence-Based Public Health Practice,” 179. FRENCH, MICHAEL T., M. CHRISTOPHER ROEBUCK, MICHAEL L. DENNIS, SUSAN H. GODLEY, HOWARD A. LIDDLE, and FRANK M. TIMS, “Outpatient Marijuana Treat- ment for Adolescents: Economic Evaluation of a Multisite Field Experiment,” 421. GALLITO-ZAPARANIUK, PAIGE, see Robillard, A. G. GARNER, JOEL H., and CHRISTY A. VISHER, “The Production of Criminological Experi- ments,” 316. GIBBS, ANNE, see Livingston, P. M. GIBSON, FAY, see Morgenstern, J. GODLEY, SUSAN H., see French, M. T. GRAUBARD, BARRY L., see Davis, W. W. GREENBERG, DAVID, ROBERT MEYER, CHARLES MICHALOPOULOS, and MICHAEL WISEMAN, “Explaining Variation in the Effects of Welfare-to-Work Pro- grams,” 359. GRELLA, CHRISTINE, see Hser, Y.-I. GUTMAN, MARJORIE A., JAMES McKAY, ROBERT KETTERLINUS, and A. THOMAS McLELLAN, “Potential Barriers to Work for Substance-Abusing Women on Welfare: Find- ings From the CASAWORKS for Families Pilot Demonstration,” 681. GUTMAN, MARJORIE, ROBERT KETTERLINUS, and A. THOMAS McLELLAN, “Char- acteristics of Substance-Abusing Women on Welfare: Findings From the Evaluation of CASAWORKS for Families Pilot Demonstration,” 597. GUTMAN, MARIJORIE, see McKay, J. R. GUTMAN, MARJORIE, see McLellan, A. T. HAMMETT, THEODORE, see Robillard, A. G. HARTMAN, ANNE M., see Davis, W. W. HILL, DAVID J., see Livingston, P. M. HSER, YIH-ING, CHERYL TERUYA, ELIZABETH A. EVANS, DOUGLAS LONGSHORE, CHRISTINE GRELLA, and DAVID FARABEE, “Treating Drug-Abusing Offenders: Initial Findings From a Five-County Study on the Impact of California’s Proposition 36 on the Treatment System and Patient Outcomes,” 479. KAULBACK, BRENDA G., see Morgenstern, J. KENNEDY, SOFIA, see Robillard, A. G. KETTERLINUS, ROBERT, see Gutman, M. KETTERLINUS, ROBERT, see McKay, J. R. KETTERLINUS, ROBERT, see McLellan, A. T. LAMOTHE, SCOTT, see Crew, R. E., Jr. LIDDLE, HOWARD A., see French, M. T. LIVINGSTON, PATRICIA M., VICTORIA WHITE, SUSAN ROBERTS, EMMA PRITCHARD, ANNE GIBBS, and DAVID J. HILL, “Access to Breast Prostheses via a Gov- ernment-Funded Service in Victoria, Australia: Experience of Women and Service Provid- ers,” 563. LONGSHORE, DOUGLAS, see Hser, Y.-I. LUKS, SAMANTHA, and HENRY E. BRADY, “Defining Welfare Spells: Coping With Prob- lems of Survey Responses and Administrative Data,” 395. LYNCH, KEVIN G., see McKay, J. R. LYNCH, KEVIN G., see McLellan, A. T. LYONS-LEPKE, ELAINE M., see Bechtel, G. G. Index 709 McKAY, JAMES R., MARJORIE GUTMAN, A. THOMAS McLELLAN, ROBERT KETTERLINUS, and KEVIN G. LYNCH, “Treatment Services Received in the CASAWORKS for Families Program,” 629. MCKAY, JAMES R., see Gutman, M. MCKAY, JAMES R., see McLellan, A. T. McLELLAN, A. THOMAS, MARJORIE GUTMAN, KEVIN G. LYNCH, JAMES R. MCKAY, ROBERT KETTERLINUS, JON MORGENSTERN, and DIANA WOOLIS, “One-Year Outcomes From the CASAWORKS for Families Intervention for Substance-Abusing Women on Welfare,” 656. McLELLAN, A. THOMAS, see Gutman, M. McLELLAN, A. THOMAS, see McKay, J. R. McMAHON, SUSAN D., DALE S. ROSE, and MICHAELA PARKS, “Basic Reading Through Dance Program: The Impact on First-Grade Students’ Basic Reading Skills,” 104. MEYER, ROBERT, see Greenberg, D. MICHALOPOULOS, CHARLES, see Greenberg, D. MORGENSTERN, JON, MARY NAKASHIAN, DIANA WOOLIS, FAY GIBSON, NANCY BLOOM, and BRENDA G. KAULBACK, “CASAWORKS for Families: A New Treatment Model for Substance-Abusing Parenting Women on Welfare,” 583. MORGENSTERN, JON, see McLellan, A. T. MURRAY, DAVID M., and JONATHAN L. BLITSTEIN, “Methods to Reduce the Impact of Intraclass Correlation in Group-Randomized Trials,” 79. NAKASHIAN, MARY, see Morgenstern, J. NORDHEIM, LENA, see Forsetlund, L. NUTTALL, CHRISTOPHER, “The Home Office and Random Allocation Experiments,” 267. PALMER, TED, and ANTHONY PETROSINO, “The ‘Experimenting Agency’: The California Youth Authority Research Division,” 228. PARKS, MICHAELA, see McMahon, S. D. PETROSINO, ANTHONY, “Introduction to the Special Issue,” 215. PETROSINO, ANTHONY, see Palmer, T. PRITCHARD, EMMA, see Livingston, P. M. ROBERTS, SUSAN, see Livingston, P. M. ROBILLARD, ALYSSA G., PAIGE GALLITO-ZAPARANIUK, KIMBERLY JACOB ARRIOLA, SOFIA KENNEDY, THEODORE HAMMETT, and RONALD L. BRAITHWAITE, “Partners and Processes in HIV Services for Inmates and Ex-Offenders: Facilitating Collaboration and Service Delivery,” 535. ROEBUCK, M. CHRISTOPHER, see French, M. T. ROSE, DALE S., see McMahon, S. D. SHEPHERD, JONATHAN P., “Explaining Feast or Famine in Randomized Field Trials: Medi- cal Science and Criminology Compared,” 290. STILLMAN, FRANCES A., see Davis, W. W. STOLZENBERG, LISA, and STEWART J. D’ ALESSIO, “‘Born to be Wild’: The Effect of the Repeal of Florida’s Mandatory Motorcycle Helmet-Use Law on Serious Injury and Fatality Rates,” 131. TALSETH, KRISTINE OLAISEN, see Forsetlund, L. TERUYA, CHERYL, see Hser, Y.-I. TIMS, FRANK M., see French, M. T. TOOMEY, TRACI L., see Fletcher, L. A. VISHER, CHRISTY A., see Garner, J. H. WAGENAAR, ALEXANDER C., see Fletcher, L. A. 710 EVALUATION REVIEW / DECEMBER 2003 WEISBURD, DAVID, “Ethical Practice and Evaluation of Interventions in Crime and Justice: The Moral Imperative for Randomized Trials,” 336. WHITE, MICHAEL D.., “Examining the Impact of External Influences on Police Use of Deadly Force Over Time,” 50. WHITE, VICTORIA, see Livingston, P. M. WISEMAN, MICHAEL, see Greenberg, D. WOOLIS, DIANA, see McLellan, A. T. WOOLIS, DIANA, see Morgenstern, J. Articles: “Access to Breast Prostheses via a Governmert-Funded Service in Victoria, Australia: Experi- ence of Women and Service Providers,” Livingston et al., 563. “Basic Reading Through Dance Program: The Impact on First-Grade Students’ Basic Reading Skills?” McMahon et al., 104. ““Born to be Wild’: The Effect of the Repeal of Florida’s Mandatory Motorcycle Helmet-Use Law on Serious Injury and Fatality Rates,” Stolzenberg and D’ Alessio, 131. “CASAWORKS for Families: A New Treatment Model for Substance-Abusing Parenting Women on Welfare,” Morgenstern et al., 583. “Characteristics of Substance-Abusing Women on Welfare: Findings From the Evaluation of CASAWORKS for Families Pilot Demonstration,’ Gutman et al., 597. “Defining Welfare Spells: Coping With Problems of Survey Responses and Administrative Data,” Luks and Brady, 395. “Descriptive Methods for Evaluation of State-Based Intervention Programs,” Davis et al., 506. “Ethical Practice and Evaluation of Interventions in Crime and Justice: The Moral Imperative for Randomized Trials,” Weisburd, 336. “Evaluating the Efficiency of Private Sector Organizations in Helping Welfare Beneficiaries Find Employment,’ Crew and Lamothe, 151. “Examining the Impact of External Influences on Police Use of Deadly Force Over Time,” White, 50. “The ‘Experimenting Agency’: The California Youth Authority Research Division,” Palmer and Petrosino, 228. “Explaining Feast or Famine in Randomized Field Trials: Medical Science and Criminology Compared,” Shepherd, 290. “Explaining Variation in the Effects of Welfare-to-Work Programs,” Greenberg et al., 359. “Handheld Computers: A Feasible Alternative to Paper Forms for Field Data Collection,” Fletcher et al., 165. “The Home Office and Random Allocation Experiments,” Nuttall, 267. “Introduction to the Special Issue,” Petrosino, 215. “Many a Slip Between Cup and Lip: Process Evaluation of a Program to Promote and Support Evidence-Based Public Health Practice,” Forsetlund et al., 179. “Methods to Reduce the Impact of Intraclass Correlation in Group-Randomized Trials,” Murray and Blitstein, 79. “Monitoring Antitobacco Sentiment Among Community Leaders,” Bechtel and Lyons-Lepke, 460. “One-Year Outcomes From the CASAWORKS for Families Intervention for Substance-Abus- ing Women on Welfare,’ McLellan et al., 656. “Outpatient Marijuana Treatment for Adolescents: Economic Evaluation of a Multisite Field Experiment,” French et al., 421. “Partners and Processes in HIV Services for Inmates and Ex-Offenders: Facilitating Collabora- tion and Service Delivery,” Robillard et al., 535. “Potential Barriers to Work for Substance-Abusing Women on Welfare: Findings From the CASAWORKS for Families Pilot Demonstration,” Gutman et al., 681. “The Production of Criminological Experiments,’ Garner and Visher, 316. “A Short History of Randomized Experiments in Criminology: A Meager Feast,” Farrington, 218. “Treating Drug-Abusing Offenders: Initial Findings From a Five-County Study on the Impact of California’s Proposition 36 on the Treatment System and Patient Outcomes,” Hser et al., 479. “Treatment Services Received in the CASAWORKS for Families Program,” McKay et al., 629. “Using ‘Short“ Interrupted Time-Series Analysis to Measure the Impacts of Whole-School Reforms: With Applications to a Study of Accelerated Schools,” Bloom, 3.