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INDEX TO Law & Policy Volume 22 Number | (January 2000) pp. 1-87 Number 2 (April 2000) pp. 89-224 Number 3&4 (October 2000) pp. 225-411 Authors: ANLEU, SHARYN L. ROACH, “Third-Party Policing and Insurance: The Case of Market-Based Crime Prevention,” 67. AOKI, KAZUMASU, “Comparing Japanese and American Industrial Effluent Control: A Case Study of the Consequences of Contrasting Regulatory Styles,” 319. AUSTIN, THOMAS L., “The Effect of Legal and Extra-Legal Variables on the Recommending and Granting of a Pardon,” 49. AVIRAM, URI, see Lightman, Ernie S. BORG, MARIAN J., “Expressing Conflict, Neutralizing Blame, and Making Concessions in Small-Claims Mediation,” 115. CHEESMAN, FRED II, “A Tale of Two Laws: The U.S. Congress Confronts Habeas Corpus Petitions and Section 1983 Lawsuits,” 89. DODD, NIGEL, “Geopolitics and the Regulation of Economic Life,” 1. GELB, JOYCE, “The Equal Employment Opportunity Law: A Decade of Change for Japanese Women?” 385. HANSON, ROGER A., see Cheesman, Fred II. HUMMER, DON, see Austin, Thomas L. HUTTER, BRIDGET, see Dodd, Nigel. KAGAN, ROBERT A., “Introduction: Comparing National Styles of Regula- tion in Japan and the United States,” 225. KITAMURA, YOSHINOBU, “Regulatory Enforcement at the Local Govern- ment Level in Japan,” 305. KOSHIRO, KAZUTOSHI, “Formal and Informal Aspects of Labor Dispute Resolution in Japan,” 353. LIGHTMAN, ERNIE S., “Too Much, Too Late: The Advocacy Act in Ontario,” 25. LAW & POLICY, Vol. 22, No. 3&4, October 2000 ISSN 0265-8240 © Blackwell Publishers Ltd. 2000, 108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 IJF, UK, and 350 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148, USA. 410 LAW & POLICY October 2000 MAMELI, PETER A. “Managing the HIV/AIDS Pandemic: Paving a Path into the Future of International Law and Organization,” 203. MAY, PETER J., “Reconsidering Styles of Regulatory Enforcement: Patterns in Danish Agro-Environmental Inspection,” 143. MAZEROLLE, LORRAINE GREEN, see Anleu, Sharyn L. Roach. MEARS, DANIEL P., “Assessing the Effectiveness of Juvenile Justice Reforms: A Closer Look at the Criteria and the Impacts on Diverse Stakeholders,” 175. MILHAUPT, CURTIS J., “Regulatory Failure and the Collapse of Japan’s Home Mortgage Lending Industry: A Legal and Economic Analysis,” 245. MILLER, GEOFFREY P, see Milhaupt, Curtis J. OSTROM, BRIAN J, see Cheesman, Fred II. PRESSER, LOIS, see Anleu, Sharyn L. Roach. RUBIN, EDWARD L., “Communing with Disaster: What We Can Learn from the Jusen and the Savings and Loan Crises,” 291. VANSANDT, CRAIG V., see Wokutch, Richard E. WINTER, SOREN, see May, Peter J. WOKUTCH, RICHARD E., “National Styles of Worker Protection in the United States and Japan: The Case of the Automotive Industry,” 369. Articles: “Assessing the Effectiveness of Juvenile Justice Reforms: A Closer Look at the Criteria and the Impacts on Diverse Stakeholders,” Mears, 175. “Comparing Japanese and American Industrial Effluent Control: A Case Study of the Consequences of Contrasting Regulatory Styles,” Aoki, 319. “Communing with Disaster: What We Can Learn from the Jusen and the Savings and Loan Crises,” Rubin, 291. “The Effect of Legal and Extra-Legal Variables on the Recommending and Granting of a Pardon,” Austin and Hummer, 49. “The Equal Employment Opportunity Law: A Decade of Change for Japanese Women?” Gelb, 385. “Expressing Conflict, Neutralizing Blame, and Making Concessions in Small-Claims Mediation,” Borg, 115. “Formal and Informal Aspects of Labor Dispute Resolution in Japan,” Koshiro, 353. “Geopolitics and the Regulation of Economic Life,” Dodd and Hutter, 1. “Introduction: Comparing National Styles of Regulation In Japan and the United States,” Kagan, 225. “Managing the HIV/AIDS Pandemic: Paving a Path into the Future of International Law and Organization,” Mameli, 203. “National Styles of Worker Protection in the United States and Japan: The Case of the Automotive Industry,” Wokutch and VanSandt, 369. “Reconsidering Styles of Regulatory Enforcement: Patterns in Danish Agro-Environmental Inspection,” May and Winter, 143. ©) Blackwell Publishers Ltd. 2000 Index 411 “Regulatory Enforcement at the Local Government Level in Japan,” Kitamura, 305. “Regulatory Failure and the Collapse of Japan’s Home Mortgage Lending Industry: A Legal and Economic Analysis,” Milhaupt and Miller, 245. “A Tale of Two Laws: The U.S. Congress Confronts Habeas Corpus Petitions and Section 1983 Lawsuits,” Cheesman, Hanson, and Ostrom, 89. “Third-Party Policing and Insurance: The Case of Market-Based Crime Prevention,” Anleu, Mazerolle, and Presser, 67. “Too Much, Too Late: The Advocacy Act in Ontario,” Lightman and Aviram, 25. ©) Blackwell Publishers Ltd. 1999