Social Work 1996: Vol 41 Index

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SOCIAL WORK, VOL. 41, NOS. 1-6, 1996 Articulating a “New Nationalism” in American Social
Policy, by Bruce S. Jansson and Susan Smith,
The following abbreviations are used: Jan. for January, | Sept. 441-451
Mar. for March, Sept. September, Nov. for November, Asymmetrical Role-Taking: Comparing Battered and
C for Commentary, E for Editorial, Pé&V for Points & Nonbattered Women, by James A. Forte, David
Viewpoints, and PU for Practice Update. D. Franks, Janett A. Forte, and Daniel Rigsby,
Jan. 59-73
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX
Battered women
Addiction. See also Substance abuse comparison of nonbattered women and, Jan. 59-73
aftermath of, Mar. 214-223 | empowerment of, May 261-268
recovery from, May 306-312 Beneficence
Adolescents. See also Children re-examination of, Jan. 26—32
aggressive behavior in, July 347-34 ' Beneficence Re-examined: Protective Intervention in
pathways out of foster care for, Ja.s. /5-83 Mental Health, by Allison D. Murdach, Jan. 26-
on probation, July 375-381 32
self-image in male foster care, Jan. 85-96 Burnout
Advance directives culturally sophisticated agencies and, Mar. 163-171
in home health care, Jan. 41-50
Affordable Housing: A Basic Need and a Social Issue Caregivers
(E), by Elizabeth A. Mulroy and Patricia L. social support networks for, Mar. 206-213
Ewalt, May 245-249 Case review
African Americans benefit of early, Mar. 224-231
Afrocentricity and, Mar. 153-161, May 284-294 Challenging Privilege through Africentric Social Work
culturally sophisticated agencies and, Mar. 163- Practice, by Mary E. Swigonski, Mar. 153-161
171 Child welfare
high-risk urban youths on probation, July 375-381 in the aftermath of addiction, Mar. 214-223
kinship care and, Mar. 190-196 early citizen review and, Mar. 224-231
Afrocentricity: An Emerging Paradigm in Social Indian Child Welfare Act and, Mar. 232-235
Work Practice, by Jerome H. Schiele, May 284— substance abuse and, Jan. 15—23
294 Children. See also Adolescents
Aggressive behavior. See also Domestic violence aggressive behavior in, July 347-361
in childhood and early adolescence, July 347-361 economic future of refugee, July 364-373
by female gang members, May 251-257 impact of federal policy changes on, Nov. 594-600
Aggressive Behavior in Childhood and Early Adoles- impact of new politics of child and family policies
cence: An Ecological—Developmental Perspective on, Sept. 453-465
on Youth Violence, by Mark W. Fraser, July 347— pathways out of foster care for, Jan. 75-83
361 self-image in male foster care, Jan. 85-96
Aging substance abuse and, Jan. 15—23
among Navajo Reservation nursing home welfare reform and, Sept. 521-532
residents, Mar. 181-189 Chinese people
depression among elderly Chinese immigrants depression among elderly, Nov. 633-645
and, Nov. 633-645 Citizen review
policy practice agenda in field of aging, Sept. 553- impact on permanency planning, Mar. 224-231
560 Client Self-Determination and Professional Interven-
AIDS. See HIV/AIDS tion: Striking a Balance, by Jack Rothman,
American Indians Wendy Smith, John Nakashima, Mary Anne
culturally informed practice with, Mar. 147-151 Patterson, and Jean Mustin, July 396-405
Indian Child Welfare Act and, Mar. 232-235 Clients
in a reservation nursing home, Mar. 181-189 balance between self-determination and profes-
Are Culturally Sophisticated Agencies Better Work- sional intervention for 396-405
places for Social Work Staff and Administrators?, consumer orientation to service quality for, Jan.
by Larry M. Gant, Mar. 163-171 33-40
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court-ordered versus voluntary, July 417-422 Depression
Clinical social work among elderly Chinese immigrants, Nov. 633-645
constructivist perspective on, Mar. 172-180 Depression among Elderly Chinese Immigrants: An
A Closer Look at Self-Image in Male Foster Care Exploratory Study, by Ada C. Mui, Nov. 633-645
Adolescents, by Susan B. Lyman and Gloria W. Devolution
Bird, Jan. 85-96 impact of federal policy changes on children and,
Collaboration Nov. 594-600
interorganizational community-based, Nov. 602- interorganizational community-based
611 collaboratives and, Nov. 602-611
between social workers and physicians, May 270- new nationalism in American social policy and,
281 Sept. 441-451
values-based approach to multicultural social Disabilities
work research and, Nov. 613-621 historical and contemporary issues related to, Jan.
Coming-Out Issues for Adult Lesbians: A Group 7-14
Intervention, by Deana F. Morrow, Nov. 647-656 social work in inclusive schools and, Nov. 668-
Community Building: Building Community Practice, 676
by Marie O. Weil, Sept. 481-499 Domestic violence
Community building/involvement battered and nonbattered women and, Jan. 59-73
interorganizational collaboratives for, Nov. 602-611 empowerment for battered women and, May 261-
making a difference through dynamic, Mar. 197— 268
205
methods for, Sept. 481-499 Early Citizen Review: Does It Make a Difference?, by
research agenda for, Sept. 509-519 Mary Ann Jennings, Tom McDonald, and R.
through multicultural organizing, Sept. 501-508 Ann Henderson, Mar. 224-231
welfare reform and, Sept. 521-532 Ecological theory
Constructivism on youth violence and, July 347-361
clinical social work practice with ethnically diverse Education
clients and, Mar. 172-180 health care and implications for social work
A Constructivist Perspective on Clinical Social Work practice and, Sept. 541-551
Practice with Ethnically Diverse Clients, by new federal role in, Sept. 533-540
Gilbert J. Greene, Carla Jensen, and Dorothy redesigning social work in inclusive schools and,
Harper Jones, Mar. 172-180 Nov. 668-676
Court-Ordered versus Voluntary Clients: Problem Effects of Culturally Sophisticated Agencies on Latino
Differences and Readiness for Change, by Social Workers, by Larry M. Gant and Lorraine
Thomas O’Hare, July 417-422 M. Gutierrez, Nov. 624-631
Crisis Emancipation
resettlement and cultural and psychological, Mar. out of foster care, Jan. 75-83
129-135 The Emerging Health Care World: Implications for
Cultural sophistication Social Work Practice and Education, by Barbara
effect on Latino social workers of agency, Nov. Berkman, Sept. 541-551
624-631 Employment
in workplaces, Mar. 163-171 diminishing federal responsibility and, Sept. 509-
Culturally Informed Social Work Practice with 519
American Indian Clients: Guidelinefso r Non- of former refugees, July 364-373
Indian Social Workers, by Edith Ellison Williams Empowering Battered Women Transnationally: The
and Florence Ellison, Mar. 147-151 Case for Postmodern Interventions, by Linda
Culture Mills, May 261-268
American Indian clients and non-American Empowerment
Indian social workers, Mar. 147-151 of battered women, May 261-268
Navajo Reservation nursing homes and, Mar. coming-out issues for adult lesbians and, Nov.
181-189 647-656
resettlement and, Mar. 129-135 of ethnically diverse clients, Mar. 172-180
and impediments to cooperation toward interna-
Delinquency tional social development, July 383-389
ecological—developmental perspective on, July strengths perspective in social work practice and,
347-361 May 296-305
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values-based approach to multicultural social | Group work
work and, Nov. 613-621 with high-risk urban youths.on probation, July
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Ethics 375-381
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in patient autonomy and home health care, Jan. Group Work with High-Risk Urban Youths on
41-50 | Probation, by Harriet Goodman, George S.
in social work practice in South Africa, Mar. 138- Getzel, and William Ford, July 375-381
146 A Group Design for HIV-Negative Gay Men, by
Ethnicity Michael E. Koetting, July 407-415
community organizing and, Sept. 501-508
constructivist perspective on clinical social work Health
practice and, Mar. 172-180 culturally informed interventions and American
Indian beliefs about, Mar. 147-151
Families strengths perspective and, May 296-305
of adults with mental retardation, Nov. 657-667 Health care
in aftermath of addiction, Mar. 214-223 implications for social work of changes in, Sept.
new politics related to, Sept. 453-465 541-551
substance abuse in, Jan. 15-23 psychosocial research agenda and, Nov. 583-592
welfare reforms and, Sept. 521-532 social worker—physician collaboration in, May
Families of Adults with Mental Retardation: Stress 270-281
Levels and Need for Services, by Mary F. Hayden support for patient autonomy in, Jan. 41-50
and Jon Goldman, Nov. 657-667 Hispanics
Family preservation community involvement by female, Mar. 197-205
in aftermath of addiction, Mar. 214-223 culturally sophisticated agencies and, Nov. 624-
through kinship care, Mar. 190-196 631
Fear of AIDS and Homophobia: Implications for high-risk urban youths on probation, July 375-
Direct Practice and Advocacy, by Thomas 381
O’Hare, Cynthia L. Williams, and Alan HIV/AIDS
Ezoviski, Jan. 51-58 fear of, Jan. 51-58
Federal power group design for HIV-negative gay men, July 407—
in social policy, Sept. 441-451 415
Federal responsibility prevention counseling study of, May 314-319
educational goal setting without, Sept. 533-540 prostitutes and, Jan. 97-105
research agenda for era of diminishing, Sept. 509- social support networks for people with AIDS,
519 Mar. 206-213
social work in era of diminishing, Sept. 439-440 Suicide and, May 324-326
social work management in era of diminishing, HIV/AIDS and Suicide: Be Open (P&V), by Michael
Sept. 468-479 E. Holtby, May 324
Female Gang Members: A Profile of Aggression and HIV/AIDS and Suicide: Further Precautions (P&V),
Victimization, by Christian E. Molidor, May by Ronald J. Mancoske, May 325-326
251-257 Home health care
Foster care decision making in, Jan. 41-50
early citizen review and, Mar. 224-231 Homophobia
pathways of older adolescents out of, Jan. 75-83 AIDS and, Jan. 51-58
self-image of male adolescents in, Jan. 85-96 Homosexuals. See Gay men; Lesbians
Housing
Gangs basic need for affordable, May 245-249
aggression and victimization in female, May 251- policy changes in, Mar. 125-128
257 Human services
Gay men consumer orientation to service quality in, Jan.
AIDS, homophobia and, 51-58 33-40
group design for HIV-negative, July 407-415 new federal role in, Sept. 533-540
General assistance
state welfare reform for employable recipients of, The Ideology of Welfare Reform: Deconstructing
Jan. 106-110 Stigma, by Frederick B. Mills, July 391-395
Group design Immigrants
for HIV-negative gay men, July 407-415 depression among elderly Chinese, Nov. 633-645
economic success of, July 364-373 Management
The Impact of Federal Policy Changes on Children: consumer orientation for human services
Research Needs for the Future, by Lynn Videka- organizations and, Jan. 33-40
Sherman and Pamela Viggiani, Nov. 594-600 in era of diminishing federal responsibility, Sept.
Impediments to Cooperation toward International 468-479
Social Development: A Jungian Perspective, by Mental health
Linda Kelly Woodruff, July 383-389 American Indian clients and, Mar. 147-151
Inclusion of elderly Chinese immigrants, Nov. 633-645
in schools, Nov. 668-676 proiective intervention in, Jan. 26-32
Independent living strengths perspective and, May 296-305
for older adolescents out of foster care, Jan. 75-83 Mental retardation
for people with disabilities, Jan. 7-14 families of adults with, Nov. 657-667
Interorganizational Community-Based Collaboratives: Minority model
A Strategic Response to Shape the Social Work people with disabilities and, Jan. 7-14
Agenda, by Darlyne Bailey and Kelly McNally Mothers in Recovery: Rebuilding Families in the
Koney, Nov. 602-611 Aftermath of Addiction, by Alma J. Carten, Mar.
Intervention 214-223
with American Indian clients, Mar. 147-151 Multicultural Community Organizing: A Strategy for
client self-determination and professional, July Change, by Lorraine Gutierrez, Ann Rosegrant
396-405 Alvarez, Howard Nemon, and Edith A. Lewis,
in mental health, Jan. 26-32 Sept. 501-508
Involuntary clients Multicultural issues
voluntary vs., July 417-422 Afrocentricity as, May 284-294
Is Shelter a Private Problem? (E), by Elizabeth Mulroy community organizing as strategy for change and,
and Patricia L. Ewait, Mar. 125-128 Sept. 501-508
values-based approach to, Nov. 613-621
Job satisfaction
in culturally sophisticated agencies, Mar. 163-171 Navajo Elderly People in a Reservation Nursing Home:
Jungian psychology Admission Predictors and Culture Care Practices,
international social development and, July 383-389 by Susan O. Mercer, Mar, 181-189
The New Federal Role in Education and Family
Kinship care Services: Goal Setting without Responsibility, by
among African Americans, Mar. 190-196 Paula Allen-Meares, Sept. 533-540
older adolescents out of foster care and, Jan. 75- The New Politics of Child and Family Policies, by
83 Sheila B. Kamerman, Sept. 453-465
Kinship Care: The African American Response to Nursing hoines
Family Preservation, by Maria Scannapieco and for Navajo Nation, Mar. 181-189
Sondra Jackson, Mar. 190-196
Occupational stress
Legal issues Latino social workers and, Nov. 624-631
indian Child Welfare Act, Mar. 232-235 Outreach
monitoring the impact of social legislation, Jan. to streetwalking prostitutes, Jan. 97-105
5-6
patient autonomy and, Jan. 41-50 Pathwevs of Older Adolescents out of Foster Care:
Lesbians Implications for Independent Living Services, by
coming-out issues for, Nov. 647-656 Mark E. Courtney and Richard P. Barth, Jan. 75-83
Patient rights
Making a Difference: Women of Action in the support for, Jan. 41-50
Community, by Marceline M. Lazzari, Holly R. People with Disabilities and Social Work: Historical
Ford, and Kelly J. Haughey, Mar. 197-205 and Contemporary Issues, by Romel W.
Males Mackelprang and Richard O. Salsgiver, Jan. 7-14
high-risk urban youths on probation, July 375-381 Permanency planning
self-image in foster care adolescent, Jan. 85-96 early citizen review and, Mar. 224-231
Managed care The Personal Is Ecological: Environmentalism of Social
implications for social work practice and educa- Work (C), by Katherine McMain Park, May
tion, Sept. 541-551 320-323
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Politics Research
addiction, spirituality, and, May 306-312 for era of diminishing federal responsibility, Sept.
in field of aging, Sept. 553-560 509-519
of Indian Child Welfare Act, Mar. 232-235 of impact of federal policy changes on children,
The Politics of the Indian Child Welfare Act (PU), by Nov. 594-600
Lou Matheson, Mar. 232-235 on impact of social legislation, Jan. 5—6
Postmodern theory psychosocial agenda for, Nov. 583-592
empowerment of battered women and, May 261- setting practice, policy, and agenda for, Sept. 439-
268 440
Poverty on social support networks of confidants to
addiction and, Mar. 214-223 people with AIDS, Mar. 206-213
affordable housing and, May 245-249 values-based approach to multicultural, Nov.
federal role in education and family services and, 613-621
Sept. 533-540 Research Responds: Monitoring the Impact of Social
work, community, and, Sept. 509-519 Legislation (E), by Patricia L. Ewalt, Jan. 5-6
Poverty, Work, and Community: A Research Agenda Resettlement
for an Era of Diminishing Federal Responsibility, as cultural and psychological crisis, Mar. 129-135
by Claudia J. Coulton, Sept. 509-519 Resettlement: A Cultural and Psychological Crisis, by
Powerlessness Phyllis Hulewat, Mar. 129-135
battered women and, Jan. 59-73 Role taking
Probation battered and nonbattered women and, Jan. 59-73
group work with high-risk urban youths on, July
375-381 Self-determination
Professional unity balance between professional intervention and,
South African context and, Mar. 138-146 July 396-405
Prostitution Self-image
social needs of streetwalking, Jan. 97-105 in male foster care adolescents, Jan. 85-96
Psychological dynamics Self-in-relation theory
of resettlement, Mar. 129-135 community action and, Mar. 197-205
Psychological stress Self-sufficiency
on Latino social workers, Nov. 624-631 welfare reforms and, Sept. 521-532
Psychosocial issues Shaping the Policy Practice Agenda of Social Work in
group design for HIV-negative gay men and, July the Field of Aging, by Roberta R. Greene and
407-415 Ruth I. Knee, Sept. 553-560
health care practice and policy and, Nov. 583- Social change
592 through community action, Mar. 197-205
Social development
Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations community building and, Sept. 481-499
toward a Consumer Orientation to Service impediments to cooperation toward international,
Quality, by Stephen T. Moore and Michael J. July 383-389
Kelly, Jan. 33-40 Social policy
Quality service in field of aging, Sept. 553-560
consumer orientation to, Jan. 33-40 impact on children of, Nov. 594-600
new directions to improve, July 343-346
Radical social work new nationalism in, Sept. 441-451
recovery and, May 306-312 new politics of child and family, Sept. 453-465
Radicalizing Rec ery: Addiction, Spirituality, and welfare reform and, Sept. 521-532
Politics, byt. .. yn Morell, May 306-312 Social support
Redesigning Socia | ork in Inclusive Schools, by for people with AIDS, Mar. 206-213
Carolyn B. Pryor, Carol Kent, Charlene Social Support Networks of Confidants to People with
McGunn, and Barbara LeRoy, Nov. 668-676 AIDS, by Stephen Jankowski, Lynn Videka-
Refugee Children: How Are They Faring Economically Sherman, and Karen Laquidara-Dickinson,
as Adults? by Miriam Potocky, July 364--373 Mar. 206-213
Refugees Social welfare. See also Welfare reform
economic success as adults of former, July 364— community-based collaboratives and, Nov. 602-
373 611
diminishing federal responsibility and, Sept. 509- Suicide
519 HIV/AIDS and, May 324-326
Jungian perspective to, July 383-389 Supporting Patient Autonomy: Decision Making in
new politics of, Sept. 453-465 Home Health Care, by Joan K. Davitt and
Social Work and Health Care Practice and Policy: A Lenard W. Kaye, Jan. 41-50
Psychosocial Research Agenda, by Kathleen Ell, Symbolic interactionisin
Nov. 583-592 asymmetrical role-taking and, Jan. 59-73
Social Work in an Era of Diminishing Federal
Responsibility: Setting the Practice, Policy, and Taking New Directions to Improve Public Policy (E),
Research Agenda (E), by Patricia L. Ewalt, Sept. by Susan Hoechstetter, July 343-346
439-440 Total quality management
Social Work Management in an Era of Diminishing in era of diminishing federal responsibility, Sept.
Federal Responsibility, by Richard L. Edwards, 468-479
Philip W. Cooke, and P. Nelson Reid, Sept. in human services organizations, Jan. 33-40
468-479 Toward a Values-Based Approach to Multicultural
Social work practice Social Work Research, by Edwina S. Uehara et
Afrocentricity and, May 284-294 al., Nov. 613-621
challenging privilege through Africentric, Mar. Training and Supporting the Telephone Intake Worker
153-161 for an AIDS Prevention Counseling Study (PU),
policy practice agenda in the field of aging, Sept. by Candace K. Conte, Douglass S. Fisher,
553-560 Laurence E. Callahan, and Roger A. Roffman,
strengths perspective in, May 296-305 May 314-319
Social Work Values, Professional Unity, and the South
African Context, by Sandra Jane Drower, Mar. Understanding the Social Needs of Streetwalking
138-146 Prostitutes, by Adele Weiner, Jan. 97-105
South Africa
social work values, professional unity, and, Mar. Values
138-146 professional unity and social work , Mar. 138-
Spirituality 146
recovery and, May 306-312 values-based approach to multicultural social
Standpoint theory work research, Nov. 613-621
Africentric social work practice and, Mar. 153-161 Victimization
State Weifare Reform for Employable General Assistance female gang members and, May 251-257
Recipients: The Facts behind the Assumptions Violence. See Aggressive behavior; Domestic
(C), by Anthony P. Halter, Jan. 106-110 violence
Stigma
ideology of welfare reform and, July 391-395 Welfare reform. See also Social welfare
Strengths perspective for employable general assistance recipients, Jan.
extensions and cautions for, May 296-305 106-110
people with disabilities and, Jan. 7-14 ideology of, July 391-395
The Strengths Perspective in Social Work Practice: impact on children of, Nov. 594-600
Extensions and Cautions, by Dennis Saleebey, practice, research, and policy agenda for, Sept.
May 296-305 521-532
Stress Welfare Reforms and Services for Children and
in culturally sophisticated agencies, Mar. 163-171 Families: Setting a New Practice, Research, and
in families of adults with mental retardation, Nov. Policy Agenda, by Edith M. Freeman, Sept. 521-
657-667 532
Substance abuse When Social Workers and Physicians Collaborate:
in families in child welfare system, Jan. 15—23 Positive and Negative Interdisciplinary Experi-
radicalizing recovery following, May 306-312 ences, by Julie S. Abramson and Terry Mizrahi,
rebuilding families in aftermath of, Mar. 214-223 May 270-281
streetwalking prostitutes and, Jan. 97-105 Women
Substance Abuse—Affected Families in the Child in aftermath of addiction, Mar. 214-223
Welfare System: New Challenges, New Alliances, battered and nonbattered, Jan. 59-73
by Lenette Azzi-Lessing and Lenore J. Olsen, community action by, Mar. 197-205
Jan. 15-23 as gang members, May 251-257
Social Work / Volume 41, Number 6 / November 1996
ideology of welfare reform and, July 391-395 and Richard P. Barth, Pathways of Older Adoles-
as streetwalking prostitutes, Jan. 97-105 cents out of Foster Care: Implications for
substance abuse and, Jan. 15-23 Independent Living Services, Jan. 75-83
Cox, Lisa E., letter, Jan. 119
AUTHOR INDEX
Davis, Liane V., book review, Sept. 561-562
Abbott, Ann A., book review, May 328 Davitt, Joan K. and Lenard W. Kaye, Supporting
Abell, Neil, book review, Jan. 111-112 Patient Autonomy: Decision Making in Home
Abramson, Julie S. and Terry Mizrahi, When Social Health Care, Jan. 41-50
Workers and Physicians Collaborate: Positive and Drower, Sandra Jane, Social Work Values, Profes-
Negative Interdisciplinary Experiences, May 270- sional Unity, and the South African Context, Mar.
281 138-146
Alexander, Rudolph, Jr., book review, Jan. 115-116
Allen-Meares, Paula Edwards, Richard L., Philip W. Cooke, and P.
book review, Sept. 564-565 Nelson Reid, Social Work Management in an Era
The New Federal Role in Education and Family ofD iminishing Federal Responsibility, Sept.
Services: Goal Setting without Responsibility, 468-479
Sept. 533-540 Ell, Kathleen, Social Work and Health Care Practice
Austin, Carol, book review, Sept. 567-569 and Policy: A Psychosocial Research Agenda, Nov.
Azzi-Lessing, Lenette and Lenore J. Olsen, Substance 583-592
Abuse—Affected Families in the Child Welfare Ellison, Florence. See Williams, Edith Ellison
System: New Challenges, New Alliances, Jan. 15- Ewalt, Patricia L.
23 Research Responds: Monitoring the Impact of Social
Legislation (E), Jan. 5-6
Bagnell, Jerry, letter, Mar. 239 Social Work in an Era of Diminishing Federal
Bailey, Darlyne and Kelly McNally Koney, Responsibility: Setting the Practice, Policy, and
Interorganizational Community-Based Research Agenda (E), Sept. 439-440
Collaboratives: A Strategic Response to Shape the See also Mulroy, Elizabeth A.
Social Work Agenda, Nov. 602-611 Ezoviski, Alan. See O’Hare, Thomas
Barth, Richard P. See Courtney, Mark E.
Beckman, Barbara, The Emerging Health Care World: Feller, Irv, letter, July 431
Implications for Social Work Practice and Figueira- McDonough, Josefina, book review, May 331
Education, Sept. 541-551 Fisher, Douglass S. See Conte, Candace K.
Bending, Raymond L. See Uehara, Edwina S. Ford, Holly R.
Bentley, Kia J., book review, May 330-331 letter, Nov. 683-684
Bird, Gloria W. See Lyman, Susan B. See also Lazzari, Marceline M.
Brandwein, Ruth A. Ford, William. See Goodman, Harriet
book review, Mar. 237-238 Forte, James A., David D. Franks, and Janett A.
book review, Nov. 680-681 Forte, Asymmetrical Role-Taking: Comparing
Brickner-Jenkins, Mary, book review, Mar. 236-237 Battered and Nonbattered Women, Jan. 59-73
Brilliant, Eleanor L., book review, Nov. 678-679 Forte, Janett A. See Forte, James A.
Bursey, Cynthia, letter, Mar. 240 Franks, David D. See Forte, James A.
Frazer, Mark W., Aggressive Behavior in Childhood and
Callahan, Laurence E. See Conte, Candace K. Early Adolescence: An Ecological—Developmental
Carten, Alma J., Mothers in Recovery: Rebuilding Perspective on Youth Violence, July 347-361
Families in the Aftermath ofA ddiction, Mar. 214-223 Freeman, Edith M., Welfare Reforms and Services for
Conte, Candace K., Douglass S. Fisher, Laurence E. Children and Families: Setting a New Practice,
Callahan, and Roger A. Roffman, Training and Research, and Policy Agenda, Sept. 521-532
Supporting the Telephone Intake Worker for an
AIDS Prevention Counseling Study (PU), May Gant, Larry M.
314-319 Are Culturally Sophisticated Agencies Better
Coulton, Claudia J., Poverty, Work, and Community: Workplaces for Social Work Staff and Adminis-
A Research Agenda for an Era of Diminishing trators? Mar. 163-171
Federal Responsibility, Sept. 509-519 and Lorraine M. Gutierrez, Effects of Culturally
Courtney, Mark E. Sophisticated Agencies on Latino Social Workers,
book review, July 425-426 Nov. 624-631
Getzel, George S. See Goodman, Harriet Jones, Dorothy Harper. See Greene, Gilbert J.
Ginsberg, Leon, book review, Sept. 569
Giovannoni, Jeanne M., book review, July 423-424 Kamerman, Sheila B., The New Politics of Child and
Goldman, Jon. See Hayden, Mary F. Family Policies, Sept. 453-465
Goldstein, Howard, book review, July 427-429 | Kanuha, Valli. See Uehara, Edwina S.
Goodman, Harriet, George S. Getzel, and William | Kardon, Sidney, Jan. 116-117
Ford, Group Work with High-Risk Urban Youths Kaye, Lenard W. See Davitt, Joan K.
on Probation, July 375-381 Kelly, Michael. See Moore, Stephen T.
Greene, Gilbert J., Carla Jensen, and Dorothy Kennan, Lynn. See Uehara, Edwina S.
Harper Jones, A Constructivist Perspective on Kent, Carol. See Pryor, Carolyn B.
Clinical Social Work Practice with Ethnically Koetting, Michael E., A Group Design for HIV-
Diverse Clients, Mar. 172-180 Negative Gay Men, July 407-415
Greene, Roberta R. and Ruth I. Knee, Shaping the Koney, Kelly McNally. See Bailey, Darlyne
Policy Practice Agenda of Social Work in the Field Kutchins, Herb, book review, Sept. 569-570
of Aging, Sept. 553-560
Gregoire, Thomas K. Laquidara- Dickinson, Karen. See Jankowski, Stephen
book review, Sept. 571-572 Lazzari, Marceline M.
book review, Sept. 572-573 Holly R. Ford, and Kelly J. Haughey, Making a
Gutierrez, Lorraine M. Difference: Women of Action in the Community,
Anne Rosegrant Alvarez, Howard Nemon, and Mar. 197-205
Edith A. Lewis, Multicultural Community letter, Nov. 683-684
Organizing: A Strategy for Change, Sept. 501-508 Lee, Judith A. B., book review, May 329
See also Gant, Larry M. LeRoy, Barbara. See Pryor, Carolyn B.
Libassi, Mary Fran, book review, July 425
Hagen, Jan, book review, Mar. 237 Lindsey, Duncan, book review, July 426-427
Halter, Anthony P., State Welfare Reform for Lister, Larry, book review, Nov. 677
Employable General Assistance Recipients: The Lyman, Susan B. and Gloria W. Bird, A Closer Look
Facts behind the Assumptions (C), Jan. 106-110 at Self-Image in Male Foster Care Adolescents,
Harrison, W. David, book review, July 429 Jan. 85-96
Haughey, Kelly J.
letter, Nov. 683-684 Mackelprang, Romel W. and Richard O. Salsgiver,
See also Lazzari, Marceline M. People with Disabilities and Social Work:
Hayden, Mary F. and Jon Goldman, Families of Historical and Contemporary Issues, Jan. 7-14
Adults with Mental Retardation: Stress Levels and Mancoske, Ronald J., HIV/AIDS and Suicide: Further
Need for Services, Nov. 657-667 Precautions (P&V), May 325-326
Henderson, R. Ann. See Jennings, Mary Ann Matheson, Lou, The Politics of the Indian Child
Hoechstetter, Susan, Taking New Directions to Welfare Act (PU), Mar. 232-235
Improve Public Policy (E), July 343-346 Matorin, Susan
Holtby, Michael E., HIV/AIDS and Suicide: Be Open book review, July 424-425
(P&V), May 324 letter, Sept. 575
Horlick, Gail, book review, Nov. 681-682 McDonald, Tom. See Jennings, Mary Ann
Hulewat, Phyllis, Resettlement: A Cultural and McGunn, Charlene. See Pryor, Carolyn B.
Psychological Crisis, Mar. 129-135 Melton, Gary B., book review, May 331-332
Mercer, Susan O., Navajo Elderly People in a
Jackson, Sondra. See Scannapieco, Maria Reservation Nursing Home: Admission Predictors
Jankowski, Stephen, Lynn Videka-Sherman, and and Culture Care Practices, Mar. 181-189
Karen Laquidara-Dickinson, Social Support Mills, Frederick B., The Ideology of Welfare Reform:
Networks of Confidants to People with AIDS, Deconstructing Stigma, July 391-395
Mar. 206-213 Mills, Linda, Empowering Battered Women
Jansson, Bruce S. and Susan Smith, Articulating a Transnationally: The Case for Postmodern
“New Nationalism” in American Social Policy, Interventions, May 261-268
Sept. 441-451 Mizrahi, Terry
Jennings, Mary Ann, Tom McDonald, and R. Ann letter, Nov. 683
Henderson, Early Citizen Review: Does It Make a See also Abramson, Julie S.
Difference? Mar. 224-231 Molidor, Christian E., Female Gang Members: A Profile
Jensen, Carla. See Greene, Gilbert J. of Aggression and Victimization, May 251-257
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Moore, Stephen T. and Michael J. Kelly, Quality Roffman, Roger A. See Conte, Candace K.
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Now: Moving Human Services Organizations | Rothman, Jack, Wendy Smith, John Nakashima,
toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Mary Anne Patterson, and Jean Mustin, Client
Quality, Jan. 33-40 | Self-Determination and Professional Intervention:
Morell, Carolyn, Radicalizing Recovery: Addiction, Striking a Balance, July 396-405
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Spirituality, and Politics, May 306-312
Morrelli, Paula. See Uehara, Edwina S. | Saleebey, Dennis, The Strengths Perspective in Social
Morrow, Deana F., Coming-Out Issues for Adult | Work Practice: Extensions and Cautions, May
Lesbians: A Group Intervention, Nov. 647-656 296-305
Mui, Ada C., Depression among Elderly Chinese Salsgiver, Richard O. See Mackelprang, Romel W.
Immigrants: An Exploratory Study, Nov. 633-645 Santiago, Mandy, letter, May 336
Mulroy, Elizabeth A. Scannapieco, Maria and Sondra Jackson, Kinship
book review, Sept. 566 Care: The African American Response to Family
and Patricia L. Ewalt, Affordable Housing: A Basic Preservation, Mar. 190-196
Need and a Social Issue (E), May 245-249 Schiele, Jerome H., Afrocentricity: An Emerging
and Patricia L. Ewalt, Is Shelter a Private Problem? Paradigm in Social Work Practice, May 284-294
(E), Mar. 125-128 Schlesinger, Elfriede G., book review, Nov. 677-
Murdach, Allison, Beneficence Re-examined: 678
Protective Intervention in Mental Health, Jan. Schreiber, Meyer S., letter, Jan. 119
26-32 Severson, Margaret M., letter, Mar. 239-240
Mustin, Jean. See Rothman, Jack Seyfried, Sherri. See Uehara, Edwina S.
Smith, Wendy. See Rothman, Jack
Nackerud, Larry, book review, May 329-330 Sohng, Sung Sil Lee. See Uehara, Edwina S.
Nakashima, John. See Rothman, Jack Spencer, Michael. See Uehara, Edwina S.
Nichols-Casebolt, Ann, book review, Sept. 566-567 Stoesz, David, book review, Sept. 570-571
Nuccio, Kathleen E., letter, July 431 Swigonski, Mary E., Challenging Privilege through
Africentric Social Work Practice, Mar. 153-161
O’Grady-LeShane, Regina, book review, Nov. 679-
680 Tobin, Sheldon S., book review, Jan. 114-115
O’Hare, Thomas Tracy, Elizabeth, book review, Sept. 561
Court-Ordered versus Voluntary Clients: Problem
Differences and Readiness for Change, July 417- Uehara, Edwina S., et al., Toward a Values-Based
422 Approach to Multicultural Social Work Research,
Cynthia L. Williams, and Alan Ezoviski, Fear of Nov. 613-621
AIDS and Homophobia: Implications for Direct
Practice and Advocacy, Jan. 51-58 Videka-Sherman, Lynn
Olsen, Lenore J. See Azzi-Lessing, Lenette and Pamela Viggiani, The Impact of Federal Policy
Ortega, Debora. See Uehara, Edwina S. Changes on Children: Research Needs for the
Future, Nov. 594-600
Park, Katherine McMain, The Personal Is Ecological: See also Jankowski, Stephen
Environmentalism of Social Work (C), May 320- Viggiani, Pamela. See Videka-Sherman, Lynn
323 Vourlekis, Betsy S., book review, Jan. 113-114
Parsons, Ruth J., book review, Jan. 115
Patterson, Mary Anne. See Rothman, Jack Weil, Marie O., Community Building: Building
Pennekamp, Marianne, book review, Jan. 112-113 Community Practice, Sept. 481-499
Peterson, K. Jean, book review, Jan. 111 Weiner, Adele, Understanding the Social Needs of
Petr, Christopher G., book review, Sept. 562-563 Streetwalking Prostitutes, Jan. 97-105
Plowman, Dee D.., letter, Sept. 575 Whiting, Leila, book review, Sept. 564
Potocky, Miriam, Refugee Children: How Are They Williams, Cynthia L. See O’Hare, Thomas
Faring Economically as Adults? July 364-373 Williams, Edith Ellison and Florence Ellison,
Pryor, Carolyn B., Carol Kent, Charlene McGunn, Culturally Informed Social Work Practice with
and Barbara LeRoy, Redesigning Social Work in American Indian Clients: Guidelines for Non-
Inclusive Schools, Nov. 668-676 Indian Social Workers, Mar. 147-151
Woodruff, Linda Kelly, Impediments to Cooperation
Richey, Cheryl A. See Uehara, Edwina S. toward International Social Development: A
Rigsby, Daniel. See Forte, James A. Jungian Perspective, July 383-389
BOOK REVIEW INDEX Golden, Beth Ann. See Greif, Judith
Gottschalk, Peter. See Danziger, Sheldon
Barber, James G., Social Work with Addictions, rev.
Greif, Judith and Beth Ann Golden, AIDS Care at Home:
by Thomas K. Gregoire, Sept. 571-572
A Guide for Caregivers, Loved Ones, and People
Barry, Frank D. See Melton, Gary B.
with AIDS, rev. by K. Jean Peterson, Jan. 111
Barusch, Amanda S., Older Women ir Poverty:
Private Lives and Public Policies, rev. by Jan
Hamilton, Jennifer. See Regnier, Victor
Hagen, Mar. 237
Handler, Joel F., The Poverty of Welfare Reform, rev.
Berkowitz, Edward D., Mr. Social Security: The Life of
by Eleanor L. Brilliant, Nov. 678-679
Wilbur J. Cohen, rev. by Leon Ginsberg, Sept. 569
Haveman, Robert H. and Barbara L. Wolfe, Succeed-
Besharov, Douglas J. (Ed.), When Drug Addicts Have
ing Generations: On the Effects of Investments in
Children: Reorienting Child Welfare’s Responses,
Children, rev. by Jeanne M. Giovannoni, July
rev. by Elizabeth Tracy, Sept. 561
423-424
Blacher, Jan, When There’s No Place Like Home:
Haynes, John M., The Fundamentals of Family
Options for Children Living apart from Their
Meditation, rev. by Ruth J. Parsons, Jan. 115
Natural Families, rev. by Mark Courtney, July
Herrnstein, Richard J. and Charles Murray, The Bell
425-426
Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in Ameri-
can Life, rev. by Sidney Kardon, Jan. 116-117
Chambon, Adrienne S. and Allen Irving, Essays on
Homan, Mark S., Promoting Community Change:
Postmodernism and Social Work, rev. by Howard
Making It Happen in the Real World, rev. by W.
Goldstein, July 427-429
David Harrison, July 429
Conger, Rand D. and Glen H. Elder, Jr., Families in
Horowitz, Ruth, Teen Mothers—Citizens or Depen-
Troubled Times: Adapting to Change in Rurai
dents? rev. by Elizabeth Mulroy, Sept. 566
America, Jan. 112
Irving, Allen. See Chambon, Adrienne S.
Danziger, Sheldon and Peter Gottschalk, America
Unequal, rev. by Ruth A. Brandwein, Nov. 680-
Jacobs, Francine H. and Margery W. Davies (Eds.),
681
Current Child and Family Policy in the United
Davies, Margery W. See Jacobs, Francine H.
| States: More Than Kissing Babies?, May 331
Davis, Liane, Building on Women’s Strengths: A Social
Work Agenda for the Twenty-First Century, rev.
by Mary Bricker-Jenkins, Jan. 236-237 Kane, Rosalie A. and Joan D. Penrod, Family
Deal, Angela G. See Dunst, Carl J. Caregivers in an Aging Society: Policy Perspec-
Dixon, John and Robert P. Scheurell, Social Security tives, Sept. 567
Programs: A Cross-Cultural Comparative Karis, Terri A. See Rosenblatt, Paul C.
Perspective, rev. by Herb Kutchins, Sept. 569-570 Kilpatrick, Allie C. and Thomas P. Holland, Working
Dunst, Carl J., Carol M. Trivette, and Angela G. with Families: An Integrative Model by Level of
Deal, Supporting and Strengthening Families Functioning, rev. by Christopher G. Petr, Sept.
(Vol. 1): Methods, Strategies, and Practices, Sept. 562-563
562 Kiselica, Mark S., Multicultural Counseling with
Teenage Fathers: A Practical Guide, rev. by Larry
Elder, Glen H., Jr. See Conger, Rand D. Lister, Nov. 677
Kozel, Jonathan, Amazing Grace: The Lives of
Free, Mary Moore, The Private World of the Hermit- Children and the Conscience of a Nation, rev. by
age: Lifestyles of the Rich and Old in an Elite Paula Allen-Meares, Sept. 564-565
Retirement Community, rev. by Carol Austin,
Sept. 567-569 Leeder, Elaine, Treating Abuse in Families: A
Feminist and Community Approach, Sept. 561
Gilbert, Neil, Welfare Justice: Restoring Social Lindsey, Duncan, The Welfare of Children, rev. by
Equality, rev. by David Stoesz, Sept. 570-571 Gary B. Melton, May 331-332
Ginsberg, Leon, Understanding Social Problems, Littell, Julia H. See Schuerman, John R.
Policies, and Programs, rev. by Larry Nackerud, Loring, Marti Tamm, Emotional Abuse, rev. by Liane
May 329-330 V. Davis, Sept. 561-562
Ginsberg, Leon H. (Ed.), Social Work in Rural
Communities (2nd ed., rev.), by Marianne McInnis-Dittrich, Kathleen, Integrating Social
Pennekamp, Jan. 112-113 Welfare and Social Work Practice, rev. by
Golant, Susan K. See Carter, Rosalynn Josefina Figueira-McDonough, May 331
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