Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 2009: Vol 34 Index & Table of Contents

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index to Volume 34
Number |, February 2009
Number 2, April 2009: 153
Number 3, June 2009: 299
Number 4, August 2009: 447
Number 5, October 2009: 675—857
Number 6, December 2009: 859-1096
Special Issues
Exploring the Concept of Single Payer, 4
Regular Sections
Acknowledgments, 6:1089-—1092
Books Received, 1:145—148; 2:289
Contributors, 1:149—152; 2:2
Editor’s Note,
Authors and Reviewers
Abraham, John. Partial Progress: Governing the Pharmaceutical Industry and the NHS, 1948 2008, 6:931
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Adamini, Sandra, Hans Maarse, Esther Versluis, and Donald W. Light. Policy Making on Data Exclusivity
in the European Union: From Industrial Interests to Legal Realities, 6:979-1010
Barabas, Jason. Not the Next IRA: How Health Savings Accounts Shape Public Opinion, 2:181-217
Bayer, Ronald, and Claire Edington. HIV Testing, Human Rights, and Global AIDS Policy: Exceptionalism
and Its Discontents, 3:301
Bhuiyan, Md. Mahmudur Rahman. Imagining the Consequences of Human Biotechnology. Review essay on
Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution (Francis Fukuyama), 5:829-—839
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Imagining the Consequences of Human Biotechnology. Review essay on The Future of Human
Nature (Jiirgen Habermas), 5:829-839
Imagining the Consequences of Human Biotechnology. Review essay on The Politics of Life Itself
Biomedicine, Power, and Subjectivity in the Twenty-First Century (Nicholas Rose), 5:829—839
Imagining the Consequenceso f Human Biotechnology. Review essay on The Logic and Legiti
of American Bioethics (Mary R. Leinhos), 5:829-839
Birnbaum, Michael. The Landscape in 2009: A Conversation with BruceC . Vladeck, 3:401—415
Bleicher, Esther W. B. See Bonham, Citrin, Modell, Franklin, Bleicher, and Fleck
Blewett, Lynn A. Commentary—Response to Gusmano, Weisz, and Rodwin. Persistent Disparities in Access
to Care across Health Care Systems, 4:635—647
Bonham, Vence L., Toby Citrin, Stephen M. Modell, Tené Hamilton Franklin, Esther W. B. Bleicher, and
Leonard M. Fleck. Community-Based Dialogue: Engaging Communities of Color in the United States’
Genetics Policy Conversation, 3:325-—359
Brown, Lawrence D. See Sparer, Brown, and Jacobs
Cantor, Joel C. See DeLia, Cantor, Tiedemann, and Huang
Chen, Anthony S., and Margaret Weir. The Long Shadow of the Past: Risk Pooling and the Political Develop
ment of Health Care Reform in the States, 5:679-716
Christensen, Michael C., and Dahlia Remler. Information and Communications Technology in U.S. Health
Care: Why Is Adoption So Slow and Is Slower Better? 6:1011—1034
Citrin, Toby. See Bonham, Citrin, Modell, Franklin, Bleicher, and Fleck
Colby, Jacqueline L. Review of Just Health: Meeting Health Needs Fairly (Norman Daniels), 5:839-846
DeLia, Derek, Joel C. Cantor, Amy Tiedemann, and Cecilia S. Huang. Effects of Regulation and Competi
tion on Health Care Disparities: The Case of Cardiac Angiography in New Jersey, 1:63-91
Edington, Claire. See Bayer and Edington
Engel, Jonathan. Review of Healthy Voices, Unhealthy Silence: Advocacy and Health Policy f
(Colleen M. Grogan and Michael K. Gusmano), 1:142-144
Feldman, Roger. Quality of Care in Single-Payer and Multipayer Health Systems, 4:649-—670
Fidler, David P. See Wilson, Fidler, McDougall, and Lazar
Fleck, Leonard M. See Bonham, Citrin, Modell, Franklin, Bleicher, and Fleck
Flood, Colleen M. Commentary—Response to White. Is the Canadian System Right for the United States?
41 -585-59)
Franklin, Tené Hamilton. See Bonham, Citrin, Modell, Franklin, Bleicher, and Fleck
Glied, Sherry. Single Payer as a Financing Mechanism, 4:593—615
Gozalo, Pedro L. See Miller, Mor, Grabowski, and Gozalo
Grabowski, David C. See Miller, Mor, Grabowski, and Gozalo
Green, Jeremy C. Review of Targeting in Social Programs: Avoiding Bad Bets, Removing Bad Apples (Peter
H. Schuck and Richard J. Zeckhauser), 3:423—426
Grogan, Colleen M., and Michael K. Gusmano. Political Strategies of Safety-Net Providers in Response to
Medicaid Managed Care Reforms, 1:5-35
Gusmano, Michael K. See Grogan and Gusmano
Gusmano, Michael K., Daniel Weisz, and Victor G. Rodwin. Achieving Horizontal Equity: Must We Have
a Single-Payer Health System? 4:617-633
Hellinger, Fred Joseph. Tax-Exempt Hospitals and Community Benefits: A Review of State Reporting
Requirements, 1:37-6]
Himelfarb, Richard. Review of Pink Ribbons: Breast Cancer and the Politics of Philanthropy (Samantha
King), 5:846-—849
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lleen M. Grogan and Michael K. Gusmano
. Single Payer—Good Metaphor, Bad Politics
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Sugarman, Stephen D. Performance-Based Regulation: Enterprise Responsibility for Reducing Death,
Injury, and Disease Caused by Consumer Products, 6:1035—1077
Tanenbaum, Sandra J. Pay for Performance in Medicare: Evidentiary Irony and the Politics of Value, 5:717
746
Taylor, James Stacey. Review of Property in the Body: Feminist Perspectives (Donna Dickenson),
435
Taylor, Mark Zachary. Federalism and Technological Change in Blood Products, 6:863-—898
Thomas, Tracey. See Kronebusch, Schlesinger, and Thomas
Tiedemann, Amy. See DeLia, Cantor, Tiedemann, and Huang
Tuohy, Carolyn Hughes. Single Payers, Multiple Systems: The Scope and Limits of Subnational Variation
under a Federal Health Policy Framework, 4:453-496
Versluis, Esther. See Adamini, Maarse, Versluis, and Light
Wang, Lili. See Miller and Wang
Weir, Margaret. See Chen and Weir
Weisz, Daniel. See Gusmano, Weisz, and Rodwin
West, Darrell M. See Miller and West
White, Joseph. Gap and Parallel Insurance in Health Care Systems with Mandatory Contributions to a
Single Funding Pool for Core Medical and Hospital Benefits for All Citizens in Any Given Geographic
Area, 4:543-583
. See McDonald, White, and Marmor
Wilson, Kumanan, David P. Fidler, Christopher W. McDougall, and Harvey Lazar. Establishing Public
Health Security in a Postwar Iraq: Constitutional Obstacles and Lessons for Other Federalizing States,
3:381-399