Table Of Content

index to Volume 18 Number 1, Spring 1993: 1-266 Number 2, Summer 1993: 267-530 Number 3, Fall 1993: 531-785 Number 4, Winter 1993: 787-1043 Special Sections Health Care Reform: Lessons from the Past, Prospects for the Future—Part 1 2:267- 513 Health Care Reform: Lessons from the Past, Prospects for the Future—Part 2 3:531— 770 Regular Sections Books Received. 1:247—51; 4: 1019-1027 News and Notes. 1:253—5S8; 2:515—22; 3:771—776; 4: 1029-1034 News from Affiliated Organizations. 1:259—62; 2:523—26; 3:777-781; 4: 1035-1039 Authors and Reviewers Beauchamp, Dan E. Report from the Field— Waiting for the Big One: Confessions of a Policy Surfer Looking for the Universal Health Care Wave, 1:203-28 Bonnyman, Gordon, Jr. Unmasking Jim Crow. Commentary on Smith, 4:871-879 Brasfield, James M. Review of Health Politics and Policy (Theodore Litman and Leonard Robins), 4: 1001-1004 Brown, Lawrence D. Dogmatic Slumbers: American Business and Health Policy, 2:339-57 Brown, Phil. Review of Toxic Politics: Responding to Chemical Disasters (Michael R. Reich), 4:996-999 1046 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law Buck, Jeffrey A. Response to Davidson, 1:67—70 Buck, Jeffrey A., and Mark S. Kamlet. Problems with Expanding Medicaid for the Uninsured, 1:1—25 Campbell, Ellen S., and Gary M. Fournier. Certificate-of-Need Deregulation and Indigent Hospital Care, 4:905—925 Charles, Cathy, and Suzanne DeMaio. Lay Participation in Health Care Decision Making: A Conceptual Framework, 4:881—904 Cook, Philip J. Review of Confronting Drunk Driving: Social Policy for Saving Lives (H. Laurence Ross), 1:235—37 Coyte, Peter C. Review of Insuring Medical Malpractice (F. A. Sloan, R. R. Bovbjerg, and P. B. Githens), 1:237—41 Curtis, Janis L. See Miller Davidson, Stephen M. Medicaid: Taking Stock. Commentary on Fanning and de Alteriis, 1:43-66 De Alteriis, Martin. See Fanning De Lissovoy, Gregory. See Weiner DeMaio, Suzanne. See Charles Fanning, Thomas, and Martin de Alteriis. The Limits of Marginal Economic Incen- tives in the Medicaid Program: Concerns and Cautions, 1:27—42 . Response to Davidson, 1:71—74 Finkel, Madelon Lubin. Managed Care Is Not the Answer. Commentary on Weiner and de Lissovoy, 1:105—12 Fournier, Gary M. See Campbell Fox, Daniel M. Review of The Visible Poor: Homelessness in the United States (Joel Blau), 4: 1004—1005 Glaser, William A. Universal Health Insurance That Really Works: Foreign Lessons for the United States, 3:695-722 Gregg, Robin. Review of All God’s Mistakes: Genetic Counseling in a Pediatric Hos- pital (Charles L. Bosk), 4: 1011-1016 Gusfield, Joseph. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (review essay), 4:983-992 Hackey, Robert B. Regulatory Regimes and State Cost Containment Programs. Com- mentary on Thorpe, 2:491-S502 . New Wine in Old Bottles: Certificate of Need Enters the 1990s. Commentary on Campbell and Fournier and Charles and DeMaio, 4:927-935 Hartley, David. Population-based Health Care for Communities. Response, 3:755— 761 Horton, Patricia J. See Horton, Raymond Horton, Raymond L., and Patricia J. Horton. Improving the Current System for Sup- plying Organs for Transplantation. Commentary, 1:175—88 Jacobs, Lawrence R. Health Reform Impasse: The Politics of American Ambivalence toward Government, 3:629-—655 Jacobson, Peter D., Jeffrey Wasserman, and Kristiana Raube. The Politics of Anti- smoking Legislation, 4:787—819 Jecker, Nancy S. Can an Employer-based Health Insurance System Be Just?, 3:657— 673 Index to Volume 18 1047 Kamlet, Mark S. See Buck Kenney, Genevieve M. How Access to Long-Term Care Affects Home Health Trans- fers, 4:937-965 Landy, Marc. Review of Beyond Superfailure: America’s Toxics Policy for the 1990s (Daniel Mazmanian and David Morell), 4:999-1001 Lee, Tae-ku. See Schlesinger Leichter, Howard M. Review of Paying for Health Care: Public Policy Choices for Illinois (Lawrence B. Joseph, ed.), 4: 1008-1011 Leiman, Joan M. From Community Health Care to Crisis Medicine: Have We Learned the Right Lessons? Response, 3:741-745 McBride, David. Black America: From Community Health Care to Crisis Medicine, 2:319-37 McFarlane, Deborah R., and Kenneth J. Meier. Restructuring Federalism: The Impact of Reagan Policies on the Family Planning Program, 4:821-849 Markowitz, Gerald. Review of Toil and Toxics: Workplace Strategies for Occupational Health (James C. Robinson), 4:993—996 Marmor, Theodore R. Lessons from the Frozen North. Response, 3:763—-770 Martin, Cathie Jo. Together Again: Business, Government, and the Quest for Cost Control, 2:359—93 Meier, Kenneth J. See McFarlane Miller, Velvet G., and Janis L. Curtis. Health Care Reform and Race-Specific Policies. Response, 3:747-753 Morone, James A. Introduction to special issue on health care reform, 2:267—70 . The Health Care Bureaucracy: Small Changes, Big Consequences, 3:723- 739 Mutschler, Phyllis H. Review of Gender, Families, and Eldercare (Jeffrey Dwyer and Raymond Coward, eds.), 4: 1005-1008 Oliver, Thomas R. Analysis, Advice, and Congressional Leadership: The Physician Payment Review Commission and the Politics of Medicare, 1:113—74 Peterson, Mark A. Political Influence in the 1990s: From Iron Triangles to Policy Networks, 2:395—438 Prothrow-Stith, Deborah. Review of Violence in America: A Public Health Approach (Mark Rosenberg and Mary Ann Fenley, eds.), 1:241—43 Raube, Kristiana. See Jacobson Rochefort, David A. The Pragmatic Appeal of Employment-based Health Care Re- form. Commentary on Jecker, 3:683—693 Rosenblatt, Rand E. The Courts, Health Care Reform, and the Reconstruction of American Social Legislation, 2:439-76 Rothman, David J. A Century of Failure: Health Care Reform in America, 2:271-86 Ruttenberg, Joan E. Revisiting the Employment-Insurance Link. Commentary on Jecker, 3:675—681 Schlesinger, Mark, and Tae-ku Lee. Is Health Care Different? Popular Support of Federal Health and Social Policies, 3:551—628 Skocpol, Theda. Is the Time Finally Ripe? Health Insurance Reforms in the 1990s, 3:531-550 1048 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law Smith, David Barton. The Racial Integration of Health Facilities, 4:851-869 Sparer, Michael S. States and the Health Care Crisis. Commentary on Thorpe, 2:503- 13 Spurr, Stephen J. The Proposed Market for Human Organs. Commentary, 1:189-202 Stone, Deborah A. The Struggle for the Soul of Health Insurance, 2:287-317 Tanenbaum, Sandra J. Review of The Disability Business: Rehabilitation in America (Gary L. Albrecht), 4: 1016-1019 Thorpe, Kenneth E. The American States and Canada: A Comparative Analysis of Health Care Spending, 2:477-89 Walsh, Edith Geronimus. Review of Who Cares for the Elderly? Public Policies and the Experiences of Adult Daughters (Emily K. Abel), 1:243—47 Wasserman, Jeffrey. See Jacobson Weiner, Jonathan P. , and Gregory de Lissovoy. Razing a Tower of Babel: A Taxonomy for Managed Care and Health Insurance Plans, 1:75—103 Wing, Kenneth R. Report from the Supreme Court—The Principles and Principals of the Abortion Compromise, 4:967—982 Book Reviews (by book author) Abel, Emily K. Who Cares for the Elderly? Public Policies and the Experiences of Adult Daughters (Edith Geronimus Walsh), 1:243—247 Albrecht, Gary L. The Disability Business: Rehabilitation in America (Sandra J. Tanen- baum), 4: 1016-1019 Blau, Joel. The Visible Poor: Homelessness in the United States (Daniel M. Fox), 4:1004—1005 Bosk, Charles L. All God’s Mistakes: Genetic Counseling in a Pediatric Hospital (Robin Gregg), 4: 1011-1016 Bovbjerg, R. R. See Sloan Cahalan, Don. An Ounce of Prevention: Strategies for Solving Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug Problems (Joseph Gusfield), 4:983-992 Coward, Raymond. See Dwyer Dwyer, Jeffrey and Raymond Coward, eds. Gender, Families, and Eldercare (Phyllis H. Mutschler), 4: 1005—1008 Fenley, Mary Ann. See Rosenberg Githens, P. See Sloan ; Goodin, Robert. No Smoking: The Ethical Issues (Joseph Gusfield), 4:983-992 Joseph, Lawrence B., ed. Paying for Health Care: Public Policy Choices for Illinois (Howard M. Leichter), 4: 1008-1011 Krogh, David. Smoking: The Artificial Passion (Joseph Gusfield), 4:983—992 Litman, Theodore, and Leonard Robins. Health Politics and Policy (James M. Bras- field), 4: 1001-1004 Mazmanian, Daniel, and David Morell. Beyond Superfailure: America’s Toxics Policy for the 1990s (Marc Landy), 4:999-1001 Morell, David. See Mazmanian Index to Volume 18 1049 Peele, Stanton. Diseasing of America: Addiction Treatment out of Control (Joseph Gusfield), 4:983—992 Reich, Michael R. Toxic Politics: Responding to Chemical Disasters (Phil Brown), 4:996-999 Robins, Leonard. See Litman Robinson, James C. Toil and Toxics: Workplace Struggles and Political Strategies for Occupational Health (Gerald Markowitz), 4:993-996 Rosenberg, Mark, and Mary Ann Fenley. Violence in America: A Public Health Ap- proach (Deborah Prothrow-Stith), 1:241-43 Ross, H. Laurence. Confronting Drunk Driving: Social Policy for Saving Lives (Philip J. Cook), 1:235-37 Sloan, F. A., R. R. Bovbjerg, and P. B. Githens. /nsuring Medical Malpractice (Peter C. Coyte), 1:237—41