Popular Government 1991 - 1992: Vol 57 Index

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Popular Government
Institute of Government ¢ The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Index
Volume 57
Summer 199]
through
Spring 1992

A Questions about child abuse: What does the
problem look like? What is North Carolina
Adoption
doing about it? by Janet Mason. 57 (Fall
Adoptions in North Carolina: An interview with
1991): 30-35.
Robin Peacock, by Mason P. Thomas, Jr.
57 (Fall 1991): 2-12. The Civil Rights Act of 1991: An overview, by
Stephen Allred. 57 (Winter 1992): 17-21.
Allred, Stephen
The Civil Rights Act of 1991: An overview. Clarke, Stevens H.
57 (Winter 1992): 17-21. Mediation of interpersonal disputes: Evaluating
Teaching at the Institute of Government: The North Carolina’s programs, by. . . , Ernest
first sixty years. 57 (Spring 1992): 2-8. Valente, Jr., and Robyn R. Mace. 57 (Spring
1992): 9-20.
Alternative revenue sources for local governments,
by Charles D. Liner. 57 (Winter 1992): 22-29. Coe, Charles K.
Support for general obligation bond issues
Amortization: An old land-use controversy heats
through bond committees. 57 (Spring 1992):
up, by David W. Owens. 57 (Fall 1991): 20-29.
21-23.
Arbitration
Contracts. See Purchasing
Mediation of interpersonal disputes: Evaluating
North Carolina’s programs, by Stevens H.
Clarke, Jr., Ernest Valente, Jr., and Robyn
R. Mace. 57 (Spring 1992): 9-20.
Dean, Charles W.
The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
Hirschel, Ira W. Hutchison III, and... .
57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
Bluestein, Frayda S.
North Carolina’s “lowest responsible bidder” Dickens, James A.
standard for awarding public contracts. Local government liability in revoking employ-
57 (Winter 1992): 10-16. ment offers. 57 (Summer 1991): 17-23.
Domestic Relations
c The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
Hirschel, Ira W. Hutchison III, and
Changes in North Carolina’s tax system: The last
CharlesW. Dean. 57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
decade, by Charles D. Liner. 57 (Summer
1991): 2-9.
The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
Hirschel, Ira W. Hutchison III, and Charles W. Environmental Law
Dean. 57 (Summer 1991): 10-16. Heath is honored for work with coastal re-
sources, by Liz McGeachy. 57 (Spring 1992):
Children and Youth
36.
Adoptions in North Carolina: An interview with
North Carolinians’ concerns about the environ-
Robin Peacock, by Mason P. Thomas, Jr.
ment, by Daniel B. German and Marvin K.
57 (Fall 1991): 2-12.
Hoffman. 57 (Spring 1992): 15-20.
Questions about child abuse: How can an
abused child be protected in an emergency? Equal Employment Opportunity. See Personnel
by Janet Mason. 57 (Summer 1991): 24-27.
re PrPwLaR OVERNMENT
F Hicks, Charles N.
State treasurer’s governmental accounting/
Faculty changes at the Institute [Margaret S.
financial management awards program, by
Carlson and Terry L. Roberts], by Liz
Donald E. Horton and... . 57 (Summer
McGeachy. 57 (Winter 1992): 36.
1991): 28-30.
Few, Paula
Hill, Wally
The GFOA award for distinguished budget
Improving customer satisfaction in government.
presentation: The hallmark of a professional
57 (Winter 1992): 2-9.
budget document. 57 (Winter 1992): 30-34.
Hirschel, J. David
Finance
The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by. . . , Ira
Alternative revenue sources for local govern-
W. Hutchison III, and Charles W. Dean.
ments, by Charles D. Liner. 57 (Winter
57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
1992): 22-29.
Changes in North Carolina’s tax system: The last Hoffman, Marvin K.
decade, by Charles D. Liner. 57 (Summer North Carolinians’ concerns about the environ-
1991): 2-9. ment, by Daniel B. German and....
The GFOA award for distinguished budget 57 (Spring 1992): 15-20.
presentation: The hallmark of a professional
Horton, Donald E.
budget document, by Paula Few. 57 (Winter
State treasurer’s governmental accounting/
1992): 30-34.
financial management awards program,
Institute publication wins award, by Liz
by .. . and Charles N. Hicks. 57 (Summer
McGeachy. 57 (Summer 1991): 23.
1991): 28-30.
North Carolina’s fiscal policy, by Charles D.
Liner. 57 (Spring 1992): 24-28. Hutchison, Ira W. III
State treasurer’s governmental accounting/ The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
financial management awards program, by Hirschel, . . . , and Charles W. Dean.
Donald E. Horton and Charles N. Hicks. 57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
57 (Summer 1991): 28-30.
Support for general obligation bond issues
through bond committees, by Charles K. Coe.
57 (Spring 1992): 21-23. Improving customer satisfaction in government, by
Wally Hill. 57 (Winter 1992): 2-9.
G Institute of Government
Faculty changes at the Institute [Margaret S.
German, Daniel B.
Carlson and Terry L. Roberts], by Liz
North Carolinians’ concerns about the environ-
McGeachy. 57 (Winter 1992): 36.
ment, by . . . and Marvin K. Hoffman.
Heath is honored for work with coastal
57 (Spring 1992): 15-20.
resources, by Liz McGeachy. 57 (Spring
Government Finance Officers Association 1992): 36.
The GFOA award for distinguished budget Institute publication wins award, by Liz
presentation: The hallmark of a professional McGeachy. 57 (Summer 1991): 23.
budget document, by Paula Few. 57 (Winter Management services at the Institute of Govern-
1992): 30-34. ment, by Roger M. Schwarz and Richard R.
Institute publication wins award, by Liz McMahon. 57 (Spring 1992): 29-35.
McGeachy. 57 (Summer 1991): 23. Mason Thomas retires, by Janet Mason.
57 (Winter 1992): 35-36.
New faculty at the Institute [Frayda S. Bluestein
and John Rubin], by Liz McGeachy. 57 (Fall
Heath is honored for work with coastal resources, 1991): 36.
by Liz McGeachy. 57 (Spring 1992): 36.
Saxon joins the Institute faculty, by Liz Mason, Janet
McGeachy. 57 (Spring 1992): 36. Mason Thomas retires. 57 (Winter 1992): 35-36.
Shreve joins Institute faculty, by Liz McGeachy. Questions about child abuse: How can an abused
57 (Summer 1991): 32. child be protected in an emergency? 57 (Sum-
Teaching at the Institute of Government: The mer 1991): 24—27.
first sixty years, by Stephen Allred. Questions about child abuse: What does the
57 (Spring 1992): 2-8. problem look like? What is North Carolina
Wicker retires from the Institute, by David M. doing about it? 57 (Fall 1991): 30-35.
Lawrence. 57 (Summer 1991): 31-32.
Mason Thomas retires, by Janet Mason. 57 (Winter
Institute publication wins award, by Liz McGeachy. 1992): 35-36.
57 (Summer 1991): 23.
McGeachy, Liz
Faculty changes at the Institute [Margaret S.
L Carlson and Terry L. Roberts]. 57 (Winter
1992): 36.
Lawrence, David M.
Heath is honored for work with coastal resources.
Wicker retires from the Institute. 57 (Summer
57 (Spring 1992): 36.
1991): 31-32.
Institute publication wins award. 57 (Summer
Liner, Charles D. 1991): 23.
Alternative revenue sources for local govern- New faculty at the Institute. 57 (Fall 1991): 36.
ments. 57 (Winter 1992): 22-29. Saxon joins the Institute faculty. 57 (Spring
Changes in North Carolina’s tax system: The last 1992): 36.
decade. 57 (Summer 1991): 2-9. Shreve joins Institute faculty. 57 (Summer
North Carolina’s fiscal policy. 57 (Spring 1992): 1991): 32.
24-28.
McMahon, Richard R.
Local government liability in revoking employment Management services at the Institute of Govern-
offers, by James A. Dickens. 57 (Summer 1991): ment, by Roger M. Schwarz and....
17-23. 57 (Spring 1992): 29-35.
Mediation of interpersonal disputes: Evaluating
M North Carolina’s programs, by Stevens H.
Clarke, Jr., Ernest Valente, Jr., and Robyn R.
Mace, Robyn R.
Mace. 57 (Spring 1992): 9-20.
Mediation of interpersonal disputes: Evaluating
North Carolina’s programs, by Stevens H.
Clarke, Jr., Ernest Valente, Jr., and. ... N
57 (Spring 1992): 9-20.
New faculty at the Institute [Frayda S. Bluestein],
Management by Liz McGeachy. 57 (Fall 1991): 36.
Improving customer satisfaction in government,
North Carolina’s fiscal policy, by Charles D. Liner.
by Wally Hill. 57 (Winter 1992): 2-9.
57 (Spring 1992): 24-28.
Management services at the Institute of Govern-
ment, by Roger M. Schwarz and Richard R. North Carolina’s “lowest responsible bidder”
McMahon. 57 (Spring 1992): 29-35. standard for awarding public contracts, by
The use of management tools in North Carolina Frayda S. Bluestein. 57 (Winter 1992): 10-16.
local governments, by Lee M. Mandell.
North Carolinians’ concerns about the environment,
57 (Fall 1991): 13-19.
by Daniel B. German and Marvin K. Hoffman.
Mandell, Lee M. 57 (Spring 1992): 15-20.
The use of management tools in North Carolina
local governments. 57 (Fall 1991): 13-19.
re? ULAR GOVERNMENT
Schwarz, Roger M.
Management services at the Institute of Govern-
Owens, David W.
ment, by . . . and Richard R. McMahon.
Amortization: An old land-use controversy
57 (Spring 1992): 29-35.
heats up. 57 (Fall 1991): 20-29.
Shreve joins Institute faculty, by Liz McGeachy.
57 (Summer 1991): 32.
P
Social Services
Peacock, Robin
Adoptions in North Carolina: An interview with
Adoptions in North Carolina: An interview with
Robin Peacock, by Mason P. Thomas, Jr.
Robin Peacock, by Mason P. Thomas, Jr.
57 (Fall 1991): 2-12.
57 (Fall 1991): 2-12.
The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
Personnel Hirschel, Ira W. Hutchison III, and Charles
The Civil Rights Act of 1991: An overview, by W. Dean. 57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
Stephen Allred. 57 (Winter 1992): 17-21. Questions about child abuse: How can an
Local government liability in revoking employ- abused child be protected in an emergency?
ment offers, by James A. Dickens. by Janet Mason. 57 (Summer 1991): 24-27.
57 (Summer 1991): 17-23. Questions about child abuse: What does the
problem look like? What is North Carolina
Planning, Zoning, and Land Use
doing about it? by Janet Mason. 57 (Fall
Amortization: An old land-use controversy
1991): 30-35.
heats up, by David W. Owens. 57 (Fall
1991): 20-29. Social Surveys
North Carolinians’ concerns about the environ-
Public Administration
ment, by Daniel B. German and Marvin K.
Improving customer satisfaction in government,
Hoffman. 57 (Spring 1992): 15-20.
by Wally Hill. 57 (Winter 1992): 2-9.
The use of management tools in North Carolina State treasurer’s governmental accounting/
local governments, by Lee M. Mandell. financial management awards program, by
57 (Fall 1991): 13-19. Donald E. Horton and Charles N. Hicks.
57 (Summer 1991): 28-30.
Purchasing
North Carolina’s “lowest responsible bidder” Support for general obligation bond issues
standard for awarding public contracts, by through bond committees, by Charles K. Coe.
Frayda S. Bluestein. 57 (Winter 1992): 57 (Spring 1992): 21-23.
10-16.
T
Q
Taxation. See Finance
Questions about child abuse: How can an abused
Teaching at the Institute of Government: The first
child be protected in an emergency? by Janet
sixty years, by Stephen Allred. 57 (Spring
Mason. 57 (Summer 1991): 24-27.
1992): 2-8.
Questions about child abuse: What does the
Thomas, Mason P., Jr.
problem look like? What is North Carolina
Adoptions in North Carolina: An interview with
doing about it? by Janet Mason. 57 (Fall 1991):
Robin Peacock. 57 (Fall 1991): 2-12.
30-35.
Uw
Ss
The use of management tools in North Carolina
Saxon joins the Institute faculty, by Liz
local governments, by Lee M. Mandell. 57 (Fall
McGeachy. 57 (Spring 1992): 36.
1991): 13-19.
Vv
Valente, Ernest, Jr.
Mediation of interpersonal disputes: Evaluating
North Carolina’s programs, by Stevens H.
Clarke, Jr and Robyn R. Mace.
57 (Spring 1992): 9-20.
Ww
Wicker retires from the Institute, by David M.
Lawrence. 57 (Summer 1991): 31-32.
Women
The Charlotte spouse abuse study, by J. David
Hirschel, Ira W. Hutchison III, and Charles
W. Dean. 57 (Summer 1991): 10-16.
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William A. Campbell, assOCcIATE DIRECTOR
FACULTY
Stephen Allred S. Grady Fullerton Janet Mason
A. Fleming Bell, II Milton S. Heath, Jr. Richard R. McMahon
Frayda S. Bluestein Sharon M. Hoppes Laurie L. Mesibov
Mark F. Botts Cheryl D. Howell David W. Owens
Joan G. Brannon Joseph E. Hunt Robert E. Phay
Margaret S. Carlson Kurt J. Jenne Terry L. Roberts
Stevens H. Clarke Elisa K. Poole Johnson John Rubin
Ann C. Clontz Robert P. Joyce John L. Sanders
Anne M. Dellinger Jeffrey S. Koeze John L. Saxon
James C. Drennan Patricia A. Langelier Roger M. Schwarz
Richard D. Ducker David M. Lawrence Robert G. Shreve
Robert L. Farb Charles D. Liner Thomas H. Thornburg
Joseph S. Ferrell Ben F. Loeb, Jr. A. John Vogt
Ronald G. Lynch
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