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Index to Volume 22 Number 1, February 1997:1—290 Number 2, April 1997:291-—686 Number 3, June 1997:687—931 Number 4, August 1997:933-1131 Number 5, October 1997:1133-—1328 Number 6, December 1997:1329- 1473 Special Sections Community, Professions, and Participation, 1:101—243 Health Care into the Next Century: Markets, States, and Communities Part 1: Legacies and Markets, 2:291-666 Part 2: States—The Policy Crucible, 3:691-—906 Part 3: Community and Learning, 4:937-1114 Regular Sections Books Received, 1:263—268; 3:907-911; 5:1309— 1312; 6:1448—1449 Communications, 5:1279- 1293 Contributors, 1:287—290; 2:683—686; 3:929—931; 4:1129-1131; 5:1325-—1328; 6:1465—1467 Editor’s Note: A Season of Change, 1:1—3; States: The Policy Crucible, 3:687-689; Community: Meaning and Opportunity, and Learning for the Future, 4:933--936 In Memoriam, 2:667—669 News and Notes, 1:269-—279; 2:671-—675; 3:913—921; 4:1115—1121; 5:1313—1318; 6:1451-1458 News from Affiliated Organizations, 1:281—286; 2:677-681; 3:923-928; 4:1123-—1127; 5:1319-1323; 6:1459- 1463 Reviewer Acknowledgment, 3:v—vi 1470 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law Authors and Reviewers Aday, Lu Ann, and Stephen H. Linder. “Community” as the Ideal for Health Care Reform (commentary), 1:231-243 Antia, Mazda. See Bogue : Anton, Thomas J. New Federalism and Intergovernmental Fiscal Relationships: The Implications for Health Policy, 2:691—720 Bachman, Sara S. Review of Medicaid and the Limits of State Health Reform (Michael S. Sparer), 6:1433- 1436 Bartlett, John A. Review of The Search for an AIDS Vaccine: Ethical Issues in the Development and Testing of a Preventive AIDS Vaccine (Christine Grady), 1:261-—263 Belkin, Gary S. Review of Troubled Bodies: Critical Perspectives on Postmodernism, Medical Ethics, and the Body (Paul A. Komesaroff, ed.), 1:257—261 -. The Technocratic Wish: Making Sense and Finding Power in the “Managed” Medical Marketplace, 2:509-532 Bogue, Richard J., Mazda Antia, Rita Harmata, and Claude H. Hall, Jr. Community Experiments in Action: Developing Community-Defined Models for Reconfiguring Health Care Delivery, 4:1051-—1076 Bovbjerg, Randall R. See Marsteller Casey, Michelle M., Anthony Wellever, and Ira Moscovice. Rural Health Network Development: Public Policy Issues and State Initiatives, 1:23-47 Charles, Cathy. See Katz Colby, David C. See Trude Culbertson, Richard A. Academic Faculty Practices: Issues for Viability in Competitive Managed Care Markets, 6:1359- 1383 Davidson, Stephen M. Politics Matters! Health Care Policy and the Federal System (commentary), 3:879-896 Durchslag, Melvyn R. See Mehlman Emanuel, Ezekiel J., and Linda L. Emanuel. Preserving Community in Health Care, 1:147—184 Emanuel, Linda L. See Emanuel, Ezekiel J. Evans, Robert G. Coarse Correction—And Way Off Target (response), 2:503—508 ———.. Going for the Gold: The Redistributive Agenda behind Market-Based Health Care Reform, 2:427--465 Foley, Kathleen A. See Weissert Frankford, David M. Community, Professions, and Participation (special section editor’s note), 1:101-—104 ——_——. The Normative Constitution of Professional Power, 1:185-221 . Review of Clinical Reasoning: Forms of Inquiry in a Therapeutic Practice (Cheryl Mattingly and Maureen Hayes Fleming), 5:1295—1308 Gaynor, Martin, and William B. Vogt. What Does Economics Have to Say about Health Policy Anyway? A Comment and Correction on Evans and Rice (commentary), 2:475-496 Ginsburg, Paul B. The Dynamics of Market-Level Change, 2:363—382 Gold, Marsha. Markets and Public Programs: Insights from Oregon and Tennessee, 2:633—666 Grogan, Colleen M. The Medicaid Managed Care Policy Consensus for Welfare Recipients: A Reflection of Traditional Welfare Concerns, 3:815—838 Hacker, Jacob S. Review of Market-Driven Health Care: Who Wins, Who Loses in the Transformation of America’s Largest Service Industry (Regina Herzlinger), 6:1443-1448 Hacker, Jacob S., and Theda Skocpol. The New Politics of U.S. Health Policy, 2:315—338 Hall, Glaude H., Jr. See Bogue Harmata, Rita. See Bogue Index to Volume 21 1471 Jackson, Benita M. Review of Principles of Public Health Practice (F. Douglas Scutchfield and C. William Keck), 6:1441-1443 Jecker, Nancy S. Review of Reproduction, Ethics, and the Law: Feminist Perspectives (Joan C. Callahan, ed.), 1:248-251 Katz, Steven J., Cathy Charles, Jonathan Lomas, and H. Gilbert Welch. Physician Relations in Canada: Shooting Inward as the Circle Closes, 6:1413-—1431 Klein, Rudolf. Learning from Others: Shall the Last Be the First? 5:1267—1278 Kronebusch, Karl. Medicaid and the Politics of Groups: Recipients, Providers, and Policy Making, 3:839-878 Leichter, Howard. State Health Poiicy Analysis: On the Abuse of Metaphor and the Pathology of Variation (commentary), 3:897—906 Lesnick, Timothy. See Weissert Light, Donald W. The Rhetorics and Realities of Community Health Care: The Limits of Countervailing Powers to Meet the Health Care Needs of the Twenty-first Century, 1:105-145 Linder, Stephen H. See Aday Lomas, Jonathan. See Katz Marsteller, Jill A., Randall R. Bovbjerg, Len M. Nichols, and Diana K. Verrilli. The Resurgence of Selective Contracting Restrictions, 5:1133—1189 Martin, Cathie Jo. Markets, Medicare, and Making Do: Business Strategies after National Health Care Reform, 2:557—593 Mauskopf, Alice. See Rosenbaum McCuen, Scott. Review of Inventing the Feeble Mind: A History of Mental Retardation in the United States (James W. Trent Jr.), 1:254—257 Mehlman, Maxwell J., Melvyn R. Durchslag, and Duncan Neuhauser. When Do Health Care Decisions Discriminate against Persons with Disabilities? 6:1385—1411 Morone, James A. Enemies of the People: The Moral Dimension to Public Health, 4:993-— 1020 Moscovice, Ira. See Casey Musliner, Melissa. See Weissert Neuhauser, Duncan. See Mehlman Neumann, Peter J. Should Health Insurance Cover IVF? Issues and Options, 5:1215-— 1239 Nichols, Len M. See Marsteller Nigenda, Gustavo, and Armando Solérzano. Doctors and Corporatist Politics: The Case of the Mexican Medical Profession, 1:73—99 Oberlander, Jonathan B. Managed Care and Medicare Reform, 2:595—631 Oliver, Thomas R., and Pamela Paul-Shaheen. Translating Ideas into Actions: Entrepreneurial Leadership in State Health Care Reforms, 3:721—-788 Osborn, Robin. A Farewell to Sol Levine, 2:667-—669 Paul-Shaheen, Pamela. See Oliver Pauly, Mark V. Who Was That Straw Man Anyway? A Comment on Evans and Rice (commentary), 2:467-473 Peterson, Mark A. Introduction: Health Care into the Next Century, 2:291—313 . The Limits of Social Learning: Translating Analysis into Action, 4:1077—1114 Rice, Thomas. Can Markets Give Us the Health System We Want? 2:383-—426 . A Reply to Gaynor and Vogt, and Pauly (response), 2:497—501 Rosenbaum, Sara, Peter W. Shin, Alice Mauskopf, and Ann Zuvekas. Medicaid Managed Care and the Family Planning Free-Choice Exemption: Beyond the Freedom to Choose, 5:1191—1214 Schlesinger, Mark. Paradigms Lost: The Persisting Search for Community in U.S. Health Policy, 4:937-992 1472 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law Shin, Peter W. See Rosenbaum Silverstein, Gail. Physicians’ Perceptions of Commercial and Medicaid Managed Care Plans: A Comparison, 1:5-21 Skocpol, Theda. See Hacker Solérzano, Armando. See Nigenda Sparer, Michael S. Laboratories and the Health Care Marketplace: The Limits of State Workforce Policy, 3:789-814 . Review of Privatization and Public Hospitals: Choosing Wisely for New York City (Charles Brecher and Sheila Spiezio), 1:251-254 . Spitz, Bruce. Community Control in a World of Regional Delivery Systems, 4:1021-—1050 Stone, Deborah A. The Doctor as Businessman: The Changing Politics of a Cultural Icon, 2:533-556 Tanenbaum, Sandra J. Health Accounts and Communicative Power (commentary), 1:223—230 Thorpe, Kenneth E. The Health System in Transition: Care, Cost, and Coverage, 2:339-361 Trude, Sally, and David C. Colby. Monitoring the Impact of the Medicare Fee Schedule on Access to Care for Vulnerable Populations, 1:49-71 Verrilli, Diana K. See Marsteller Vogt, William B. See Gaynor Wainess, Flint J. Review of The Road to Nowhere: The Genesis of President Clinton’s Plan for Health Security (Jacob S. Hacker), 6:1436—1441 Weissert, William G., Timothy Lesnick, Melissa Musliner, and Kathleen A. Foley. Cost Savings from Home and Community-Based Services: Arizona’s Capitated Medicaid Long-Term Care Program, 6:1329- 1357 Welch, H. Gilbert. See Katz Wellever, Anthony. See Casey Wilensky, Harold L. Social Science and the Public Agenda: Reflections on the Relation of Knowledge to Policy in the United States and Abroad (report from the field), 5:1241-1265 Winkler, Mary G. Review of Reshaping the Female Body: The Dilemma of Cosmetic Surgery (Kathy Davis), 1:245-248 Zuvekas, Ann. See Rosenbaum Book Reviews (by book author) Brecher, Charles, and Sheila Spiezio. Privatization and Public Hospitals: Choosing Wisely for New York City (Michael S. Sparer), 1:251-254 Callahan, Joan C., ed. Reproduction, Ethics, and the Law: Feminist Perspectives (Nancy S. Jecker), 1:248-251 Davis, Kathy. Reshaping the Female Body: The Dilemma of Cosmetic Surgery (Mary G. Winkler), 1:245-248 Fleming, Maureen Hayes. See Mattingly Grady, Christine. The Search for an AIDS Vaccine: Ethical Issues in the Development and Testing of a Preventive AIDS Vaccine (John A. Bartlett), 1:261-263 Hacker, Jacob S. The Road to Nowhere: The Genesis of President Clinton's Plan for Health Security (Flint J. Wainess), 6:1436-1441 Herzlinger, Regina. Market-Driven Health Care: Who Wins, Who Loses in the Transformation of America’s Largest Service Industry (Jacob S. Hacker), 6:1443-—1448 Keck, C. William. See Scutchfield Komesaroff, Paul A., ed. Troubled Bodies: Critical Perspectives on Postmodernism, Medical Ethics, and the Body (Gary S. Belkin), 1:257—261 Index to Volume 22 1473 Mattingly, Cheryl, and Maureen Hayes Fleming. Clinical Reasoning: Forms of Inquiry in a Therapeutic Practice (David M. Frankford), 5:1295-—1308 Scutchfield, F. Douglas, and C. William Keck. Principles of Public Health Practice (Benita M. Jackson), 6:1441-1443 Sparer, Michael S. Medicaid and the Limits of State Health Reform (Sara S. Bachman), 6:1433- 1436 Spiezio, Sheila. See Brecher Trent, James W., Jr. inventing the Feeble Mind: A History of Mental Retardation in the United States (Scott McCuen), 1:254-—257