Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 2010: Vol 35 Index & Table of Contents

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index to Volume 35
Number |, February 2010: 1—156
Number 2, April 2010: 157-307
Number 3, June 2010: 309-447
Number 4, August 2010: 449
Number 5, October 2010: 701
Number 6, December 2010: 845
Special Issues
Beyond Path Dependency: Explaining Health Care System Chan
Regular Sections
Acknowledgments, 6:1069
Books Received. 1:149— 151: 2:303-3 a's $3444: 4:695-—696: 6:1063
Contributors, 1:153-— 156; 2:305-—307; 3 147: 4:697~—700: 5:841
Editor's Note, 1:1—3; 2:157- 159; 3:309—311; [Editors’ Note] 4:449
Authors and Reviewers
Authors and Reviewers
Armstrong, Elizabeth Mitchell. Review of Surrog
Markens), 1:134—138
Bazzoli, Gloria J., Jan P. Clement, and Hui-Min Hsieh. C«
Hospitals, 6:999— 1026
Béland, Daniel. Policy Change and Health Care Research
Birnbaum, Michael. On Medicaid — Looking Back in New York and
tion with Deborah Bachrach, 3:407 199
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Birnbaum, Michael, and Elizabeth M. Patchias. Measuring Coverage for Seniors in Medicare Part A and
Estimating the Cost of Making It Universal, 1:49-—62
Blacksher, Erika, Elizabeth Rigby, and Claire Espey. Public Values, Health Inequality, and Alternative
Notions of a “Fair” Response, 6:889-—920
Brady, David W., and Daniel P. Kessler. Why Is Health Reform So Difficult? 2:161—175
Brown, Lawrence D.* Pedestrian Paths: Why Path-Dependence Theory Leaves Health Policy Analysis Lost
in Space, 4:643—661
Brown, Lawrence D.* See Wilsford and Brown
Brown, Lawrence D., Kimberley R. Isett, and Michael Hogan. Stewardship in Mental Health Policy: Inspira-
tion, Influence, Institution?, 3:389—405
Cacace, Mirella. See Schmid, Cacace, Gétze, and Rothgang
Cacace, Mirella, and Lorraine Frisina. Editors’ Note, 4:449-—454
Chinitz, David. See Feder-Bubis and Chinitz
Church, John. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and Dobson
Clark, Mary A. Rebuilding the Past: Health Care Reform in Post-Katrina Louisiana, 5:743—769
Clement, Jan P. See Bazzoli, Clement, and Hsieh
Cummings, Janet. See Rice and Cummings
Dobson, Sarah. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and Dobson
Espey, Claire. See Blacksher, Rigby, and Espey
Feder-Bubis, Paula, and David Chinitz. Punctuated Equilibrium and Path Dependency in Coexistence: The
Israeli Health System and Theories of Change, 4:595 —614
Forest, Pierre-Gerlier. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and
Dobson
Frisina, Lorraine. See Cacace and Frisina
Genieys, William. See Hassenteufel, Smyrl, Genieys, and Moreno-Fuentes
Gollust, Sarah E. See Lynch and Gollust
Gollust, Sarah E., Paula M. Lantz, and Peter A. Ubel. Images of Illness: How Causal Claims and Racial
Associations Influence Public Preferences toward Diabetes Research Spending, 6:921—959
Gomez, Eduardo J. Review of Boundaries of Contagion: How Ethnic Politics Have Shaped Government
Response to AIDS (Evan S. Lieberman), 2:294—296
Gotze, Ralf. See Schmid, Cacace, Gétze, and Rothgang
Greer, Scott L., and Peter D. Jacobson. Health Care Reform and Federalism, 2:203—226
GreB, Stefan. See Leiber, GreB, and Manouguian
Hansen, Zeynep K. See Law and Hansen
Hassenteufel, Patrick, Marc Smyrl, William Genieys, and Francisco Javier Moreno-Fuentes. Programmatic
Actors and the Transformation of European Health Care States, 4:517—538
Herd, Pamela. Review of The Gender Impact of Social Security Reform (Estelle James, Alejandra Cox
Edwards, and Rebeca Wong), 1:138-— 143
Hogan, Michael. See Brown, Isett, and Hogan
Hsieh, Hui-Min. See Bazzoli, Clement, and Hsieh
Hyman, Chris Stern, Carol B. Liebman, Clyde B. Schechter, and William M. Sage. Interest-Based Mediation
of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits: A Route to Improved Patient Safety? 5:797 —828
Isett, Kimberley R. See Brown, Isett, and Hogan
Jacobson, Peter D. See Greer and Jacobson
Jost, Timothy Stoltzfus. Review of The Health Care Revolution: From Medical Monopoly to Market Com-
petition (Carl F. Ameringer), 1:143-—147
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Katz, Rebecca, and Sara Rosenbaum. Challenging Custom: Rethinking National Population Surveillance
Policy in a Global Public Health Age, 6:1027— 1056
Kessler, Daniel P. See Brady and Kessler
Kilbreth, Elizabeth. Paying by the Rules: How Eliminating the Cost Shift Could Improve the Chances for
Successful Health Care Reform, 2:177—202
Koetting, Mike*. Nurses and Hospitals — Together
Birth, Death, Infinity, Plus Red Tape, Bad Beha
mon), 1:127-—133
Koetting, Mike*. Nurses and Hospitals — Together, and Not. Revie
Patient Ratios and the Future of Health Care (Suzanne Gordon, John Buchanan, and Tanya Bretherton
1:127-133
Ku, Leighton, and Fouad Pervez. Documenting Citizenship in Medicaid: The Struggle between Ideology
and Evidence, 1:5—28
Lakin, Jason M. The End of Insurance? Mexico’s Seguro Popular, 2001 —2007, 3
Lantz, Paula M. See Gollust, Lantz, and Ubel
Lavis, John N. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela
Law, Marc T., and Zeynep K. Hansen. Medical Licensing Board Characteristics an
An Empirical Analysis, 1:63—93
Leiber, Simone, Stefan GreB, and Maral-Sonja Manouguian. Health Care Syst
Cross-Border Transfer of Ideas: Influence of the Dutch Model on the 2007 German Health Refor
4:539-568
Liebman,Carol B. See Hyman, Liebman, Schechter, and Sag
Lynch, Julia, and Sarah E. Gollust. Playing Fair: Fairness Be
United States, 6:849-—887
Manouguian, Maral-Sonja. See Leiber, Greb, and Manouguian
Mara, Cynthia Massie. Review of The Samaritan
(Deborah Stone), 3:425-429
Martin, Elisabeth. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and
Dobson
Mathis, Rick. Review of Taming the Beloved Beast: How Medi
Health Care System (Daniel Callahan), 3:430-—432
Mayes, Rick. Review of The Convergence of Science and G
rican States (Daniel M. Fox), 6:XXX-YYY
McFarlane, Deborah R. See Nikora and McFarlane
McIntosh, Tom. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Mart
Dobson
Mello, Michelle M. Federal Trade Commission Regulation of Food Advertising to Children: Possibiliti
for a Reinvigorated Role, 2:227-276
Moreno-Fuentes, Francisco Javier. See Hassenteufel, Smyrl, Genieys, and Moreno-Fuentes
Morgan, Steve. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and Dobson
Morone, Jim. Remembering Leonard Robins, 3:423—424
Mutter, Ryan L. See Rosko and Mutter
Myers, Nathan. See Stream and Myers
Nikora, Rongal D., and Deborah R. McFarlane. Review of Closing the Gap in a Generation: Health Equity
through Action on the Social Determinants of Health (World Health Organization Commission on Social
Determinants of Health), 3:438—442
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Patchias, Elizabeth M. See Birnbaum and Patchias
Pervez, Fouad. See Ku and Pervez
Petrela, Jennifer. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and
Dobson
Pomey, Marie-Pascale, Steve Morgan, John Church, Pierre-Gerlier Forest, John N. Lavis, Tom McIntosh,
Neale Smith, Jennifer Petrela, Elisabeth Martin, and Sarah Dobson. Do Provincial Drug Benefit Initia-
tives Create an Effective Policy Lab? The Evidence from Canada, 5:705—742
Rabinowitz, Aaron. Media Framing and Political Advertising in the Patients’ Bill of Rights Debate,
5:771 -795
Randall, David. Review of Lobbying and Policy Change: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Why (Frank R. Baum-
gartner, Jeffery M. Berry, Marie Hojnacki, David C. Kimball, and Beth L. Leech), 3:433-—438
Rhodes, Robert. Review of Just Caring: Health Care Rationing and Democratic Deliberation (Leonard
M. Fleck), 2:296-301
Rice, Thomas, and Janet Cummings. Reducing the Number of Drug Plans for Seniors: A Proposal and
Analysis of Three Case Studies, 6:961 —997
Rigby, Elizabeth. See Blacksher, Rigby, and Espey
Rosenbaum, Sara. See Katz and Rosenbaum
Rosko, Michael D., and Ryan L. Mutter. Inefficiency Differences between Critical Access Hospitals and
Prospectively Paid Rural Hospitals, 1:95—126
Rothgang, Heinz. See Schmid, Cacace, Gétze, and Rothgang
Sage, William M. See Hyman, Liebman, Schechter, and Sage
Schechter, Clyde B. See Hyman, Liebman, Schechter, and Sage
Schmid, Achim, Mirella Cacace, Ralf Gétze, and Heinz Rothgang. Explaining Health Care System Change:
Problem Pressure and the Emergence of “Hybrid” Health Care Systems, 4:455-—486
Sheingate, Adam. Review of The Heart of Power: Health and Politics in the Oval Office (David Blumenthal
and James A. Morone), 2:289-—293
Sitek, Michat. The New Institutionalist Approaches to Health Care Reform: Lessons from Reform Experi-
ences in Central Europe, 4:567—593
Smith, Neale. See Pomey, Morgan, Church, Forest, Lavis, McIntosh, Smith, Petrela, Martin, and Dobson
Smyrl, Marc. See Hassenteufel, Smyrl, Genieys, and Moreno-Fuentes
Sparer, Michael S.* Editor’s Note, 1:1-—3
Sparer, Michael S.* Editor’s Note, 2:157- 159
Sparer, Michael S.* Editor’s Note, 3:309—311
Sparer, Michael S.* Editor’s Note, 5:701—704
Sparer, Michael S.* Editor’s Note, 6:845-—848
Sprinkle, Rob. Review of Medicating Children: ADHD and Pediatric Mental Health (Rick Mayes, Cathe-
rine Bagwell, and Jennifer Erkulwater), 5:834—839
Starke, Peter. Why Institutions Are Not the Only Thing That Matters: Twenty-five Years of Health Care
Reform in New Zealand, 4:487-516
Steffen, Monika. The French Health Care System: Liberal Universalism, 3:353-—387
Stream, Christopher, and Nathan Myers. Risky Business: Effectiveness of State Market-Based Health Pro-
grams, 1:29-—48
Sullivan, Kip. Letter to the Editor—Comment on Deborah Stone’s “Single Payer—Good Metaphor, Bad
Politics,” 2:277—288
Thompson, Frank J. Review of Reform Medicaid First: Laying the Foundation for National Health Care
Reform (Thomas W. Grannemann and Mark V. Pauly), 5:829—834
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Ubel, Peter A. See Gollust, Lantz, and Ubel
Wilsford, David*. The Logic of Policy Change: Structure and Agency in Political Life, 4:663—680
Wilsford, David*. Review of Comparative Studies and the Politics of Modern Medical Care (Theodore R
Marmor, Richard Freeman, and Kieke G. H. Okma), 4:689—693
Wilsford, David, and Lawrence D. Brown. Commentary — Path Dependency: A Dialogue, 4:681—688