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SOCIAL WORK, VOL. 44, NOS. 1-6, 1999 A Century of Forensic Social Work: Bridging the Past to the
Present, Albert R. Roberts and Patricia Brownell, July
359-369
The following abbreviations are used: Jan. for January, Mar.
Child care
for March, Sept. for September, Nov. for November, C for
lesbians and gay men as caregivers, Mar. 142-155
Commentary, E for Editorial, Pé&V for Points and View-
Child welfare services
points, and PUf or Practice Update
African American fathers and kinship foster care, Sept.
428-441
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX Children
caregiving responsibilities among lesbians and gay men,
Access Barriers and the Use of Prenatal Care by Low-Income,
Mar. 142-155
Inner-City Women, by Cynthia A. Loveland Cook,
from drug-involved families, Mar. 179-190
Kimberly L. Selig, Barbara J. Wedge, and Erika A.
economic well-being, Jan. 9-19
Gohn-Baube, Mar. 129-139
effects of nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166
Access to service
measuring and monitoring well-being, Mar. 105-115
hospice, Nov. 549-559
Chinese Americans
prenatal care, Mar. 129-139
multiservice centers, Jan. 70-80
Adoption
Choosing an Adult Foster Home or a Nursing Home:
Multiethnic Placement Act, Mar. 167-178
Residents’ Perceptions about Decision Making and
transracial, Sept. 443-453
Control, James Reinardy and Rosalie A. Kane, Nov.
Adoption and Race: Implementing the Multiethnic
571-585
Placement Act and the Interethnic Adoption Provisions,
Chronological age, Nov. 509-511
by Devon Brooks, Richard P. Barth, Alice Bussiere,
Church burning
and Glendora Patterson, Mar. 167-178
African American communities, Jan. 62-68
Aduit foster care
Church Burning in African American Communities:
nursing homes versus, Nov. 571-585
Implications for Empowerment Practice, by Carolyn S.
Adversity
Carter, Jan. 62-68
benefit from, Sept. 455-468
Clients
African American Social Work Pioneers’ Response to Need,
linking policy and, July 335-347
by Iris Carlton-LaNey, July 311-321
right to effective treatment, Sept. 501-504
African Americans
Community practice
access and use of hospice, Nov. 549-559
African American social work pioneers, July 311-321
affected by church burning, Jan. 62-68
multiservice centers in Chinese American communities,
HIV-affected caregivers, Jan. 46-61
Jan. 70-80
kinship foster care services, Sept. 428-441
Computers
nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166
confidentiality, May 243-252
poverty, May 201-216
Confidentiality
social work pioneers, July 311-321
managed care, May 253-262
transracial adoption, Sept. 443-453
social work records, May 243-252
AIDS/HIV
Confidentiality of Social Work Records in the Computer Age,
African Americans, Jan. 46-61
by Sheldon R. Gelman, Daniel Pollack, and Adele
caregiving responsibilities, Mar. 142-155
Weiner, May 243-252
focus groups with HIV-positive mothers, Jan. 36-45
Constructing Our Future (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, Jan. 5-
Alzheimer’s disease
8
health and human services, Nov. 535-548
Crime victims
forensic social work, July 359-369
The Bell Curve: Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Social
Critical Action Research: A Model for Social Work Knowing,
Work (C), by Kevin M. Gorey and Arthur G. Cryns,
by Elizabeth DePoy, Ann Hartman, and Diane
Nov. 586-589
Haslett, Nov. 560-569
Better for It: How People Benefit from Adversity, by J. Curtis
Cultural diversity
McMillen, Sept. 455-468
access and use of hospice, Nov. 549-559
culturally competent services, May 217-225
Cambodians
measuring and monitoring well-being of children, Mar.
group treatment of traumatized, Sept. 470-479
105-115
Caregivers
Nacirema people, Sept. 413-415
grandparents, Jan. 22-34
tramatized Cambodian women, Sept. 470-479
HIV-affected female, Jan. 46-61
Custodial Grandparents in Latino Families: Patterns of
for individuals with dementia, Nov. 535-548
Service Use and Predictors of Unmet Needs, by Denise
lesbian and gay, Mar. 142-155
Burnette, Jan. 22-34
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Index
SOCIAL WORK, VOL. 44, NOS. 1-6, 1999 A Century of Forensic Social Work: Bridging the Past to the
Present, Albert R. Roberts and Patricia Brownell, July
359-369
The following abbreviations are used: Jan. for January, Mar.
Child care
for March, Sept. for September, Nov. for November, C for
lesbians and gay men as caregivers, Mar. 142-155
Commentary, E for Editorial, Pé&V for Points and View-
Child welfare services
points, and PUf or Practice Update
African American fathers and kinship foster care, Sept.
428-441
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX Children
caregiving responsibilities among lesbians and gay men,
Access Barriers and the Use of Prenatal Care by Low-Income,
Mar. 142-155
Inner-City Women, by Cynthia A. Loveland Cook,
from drug-involved families, Mar. 179-190
Kimberly L. Selig, Barbara J. Wedge, and Erika A.
economic well-being, Jan. 9-19
Gohn-Baube, Mar. 129-139
effects of nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166
Access to service
measuring and monitoring well-being, Mar. 105-115
hospice, Nov. 549-559
Chinese Americans
prenatal care, Mar. 129-139
multiservice centers, Jan. 70-80
Adoption
Choosing an Adult Foster Home or a Nursing Home:
Multiethnic Placement Act, Mar. 167-178
Residents’ Perceptions about Decision Making and
transracial, Sept. 443-453
Control, James Reinardy and Rosalie A. Kane, Nov.
Adoption and Race: Implementing the Multiethnic
571-585
Placement Act and the Interethnic Adoption Provisions,
Chronological age, Nov. 509-511
by Devon Brooks, Richard P. Barth, Alice Bussiere,
Church burning
and Glendora Patterson, Mar. 167-178
African American communities, Jan. 62-68
Aduit foster care
Church Burning in African American Communities:
nursing homes versus, Nov. 571-585
Implications for Empowerment Practice, by Carolyn S.
Adversity
Carter, Jan. 62-68
benefit from, Sept. 455-468
Clients
African American Social Work Pioneers’ Response to Need,
linking policy and, July 335-347
by Iris Carlton-LaNey, July 311-321
right to effective treatment, Sept. 501-504
African Americans
Community practice
access and use of hospice, Nov. 549-559
African American social work pioneers, July 311-321
affected by church burning, Jan. 62-68
multiservice centers in Chinese American communities,
HIV-affected caregivers, Jan. 46-61
Jan. 70-80
kinship foster care services, Sept. 428-441
Computers
nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166
confidentiality, May 243-252
poverty, May 201-216
Confidentiality
social work pioneers, July 311-321
managed care, May 253-262
transracial adoption, Sept. 443-453
social work records, May 243-252
AIDS/HIV
Confidentiality of Social Work Records in the Computer Age,
African Americans, Jan. 46-61
by Sheldon R. Gelman, Daniel Pollack, and Adele
caregiving responsibilities, Mar. 142-155
Weiner, May 243-252
focus groups with HIV-positive mothers, Jan. 36-45
Constructing Our Future (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, Jan. 5-
Alzheimer’s disease
8
health and human services, Nov. 535-548
Crime victims
forensic social work, July 359-369
The Bell Curve: Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Social
Critical Action Research: A Model for Social Work Knowing,
Work (C), by Kevin M. Gorey and Arthur G. Cryns,
by Elizabeth DePoy, Ann Hartman, and Diane
Nov. 586-589
Haslett, Nov. 560-569
Better for It: How People Benefit from Adversity, by J. Curtis
Cultural diversity
McMillen, Sept. 455-468
access and use of hospice, Nov. 549-559
culturally competent services, May 217-225
Cambodians
measuring and monitoring well-being of children, Mar.
group treatment of traumatized, Sept. 470-479
105-115
Caregivers
Nacirema people, Sept. 413-415
grandparents, Jan. 22-34
tramatized Cambodian women, Sept. 470-479
HIV-affected female, Jan. 46-61
Custodial Grandparents in Latino Families: Patterns of
for individuals with dementia, Nov. 535-548
Service Use and Predictors of Unmet Needs, by Denise
lesbian and gay, Mar. 142-155
Burnette, Jan. 22-34
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Dementia Gay men
caregivers, Nov. 535-548 as caregivers, Mar. 142-155
Devolution Gerontological social work
social policy and, July 349-357 issues, Nov. 513-519
Gerontological Social Work and the UN International Year
Economic issues of Older Persons [Interview], by Stanley L. Witkin,
children and elderly, Jan. 9-19 Nov. 513-519
The Economic Well-Being of Elderly People and Children Grandparents
in a Changing Society, by Martha N. Ozawa, Jan. 9— custodial, Jan. 22-34
19 Group Treatment of Traumatized Cambodian Women: A
The Effects of Nonresident Father Involvement on Single Culture-Specific Approach (PU), by Barbara L.
Black Mothers and Their Young Children, by Aurora Nicholson and Diane M. Kay, Sept. 470-479
P. Jackson, Mar. 156-166
Elderly individuals Hand in Glove? It Fits Better Than You Think (P&V), by
Alzheimer’s disease, Nov. 535-548 Andrew Bein and Kate Allen, May 274-277
awareness of issues, Nov. 513-519 Health policy
economic well-being, Jan. 9-19 late entry prenatal care, Mar. 116-128
friendship and social support, Nov. 522-533 HIV/AIDS. See AIDS/HIV
HIV-affected caregivers, Jan. 46-61 HIV-related stigma
Employment African American caregivers, Jan. 46-61
nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166 HIV-Related Stigma in a Sample of HIV-Affected Older
Empowerment Female African American Caregivers, by Cynthia
church burning in African American communities, Jan. Cannon Poindexter and Nathan L. Linsk, Jan. 46-
62-68 61
Ethics Hospice
confidentiality in managed care, May 253-262 access and use by African Americans, Nov. 549-559
fees in social work, May 263-267 Hospice Access and Use by African Americans: Addressing
Cultural and Institutional Barriers through Participa-
Families tory Action Research, by Dona J. Reese, Robin E.
caregiving responsibilities among lesbians and gay men, Ahern, Shankar Nair, Joleen D. O’Faire, and Claudia
Mar. 142-155 Warren, Nov. 549-559
children from drug-involved, Mar. 179-190 How “RipenedA”r e You? (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, Nov.
effects of nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166 509-511
transracial adoption, Sept. 443-453 Humor
Family Caregiving Responsibilities among Lesbians and Gay in social work, Mar. 101-104
Men, by Karen I. Fredriksen, Mar. 142-155
Fathers Identities and Contexts (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, July 293-
kinship foster care and African American, Sept. 428- 297
441 Immigrants
nonresident, Mar. 156-166 multiservice centers in Chinese American communities,
The Fee in Social Work: Ethical Dilemmas for Practitioners Jan. 70-80
(C), by Elizabeth R. Wolfson, May 269-273 Income
Field instruction children and elderly, Jan. 9-19
spiritually sensitive perspective, July 371-383 Indigenous People and the Social Work Profession: Defining
Focus groups Culturally Competent Services, by Hilary N. Weaver,
HIV-positive mothers, Jan. 36-45 May 217-225
Forensic social work Indirect work
emergence of, July 359-369 ambivalence toward, July 323-334
Foster care Indirect Work: Social Work’s Uncelebrated Strength, by
adult, Nov. 571-585 Yvonne M. Johnson, July 323-334
African American fathers and kinship, Sept. 428-441 Influencing Social Policy in a Time of Devolution: Upholding
privatization, May 263-267 Social Work’s Great Tradition, by Robert L. Schneider
“Friends in Need”: Designing and Implementing a and F, Ellen Netting, July 349-357
Psychoeducational Group for School Children from Intergenerational relations
Drug-Involved Families, by Martha M. Dore, Lani custodial grandparents, Jan. 22-34
Nelson-Zlupko, and Eda Kaufmann, Mar. 179-190 International social work
Friendship gerontological issues, Nov. 513-519
elderly individuals, Nov. 522-533 Involvement of African American Fathers in Kinship Foster
Friendship and Social Support: The Importance of Role Care Services, by John M. O’Donnell, Sept. 428-441
Identity to Aging Adults, by Darcy Clay Siebert,
Elizabeth J. Mutran, and Donald C. Reitzes, Nov. Juvenile justice
522-533 forensic social work, July 359-369
Labor late entry care, Mar. 116-128
social workers and, Nov. 590-593 Prenatal care
Labor and the Intellectuals: Where is Social Work? (C), by access barriers, Mar. 129-139
Edward Scanlon, Nov. 590-593 late entry, Mar. 116-128
Lakotas Privacy
shamanism, May 228-241 social work records, May 243-252
Late Entry into Prenatal Care: The Neighborhood Context, Privatization
by Janet D. Perloff and Kim D. Jaffee, Mar. 116-128 of foster care, May 263-267
Latinos Privatization of Foster Care in Kansas: A Cautionary Tale
custodial grandparents, Jan. 22-34 (PU), by Christopher G. Petr and Ivy C. Johnson,
Lesbians May 263-267
as caregivers, Mar. 142-155 Psychoeducation programs
Letter from Lapland (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, Sept. 413-415 for children of drug-involved families, Mar. 179-190
Life span
poverty across adult, May 201-216 Questions (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, May 197-200
The Likelihood of Poverty across the American Adult Life
Span, by Mark R. Rank and Thomas A. Hirschl, May Race
201-216 adoption and, Mar. 167-178
Linking Clients and Policy: Social Work’s Distinctive bell curve and, Nov. 586-589
Contribution, by Paul H. Stuart, July 335-347 poverty and, May 201-216
Living with HIV/AIDS: The Voices of HIV-Positive Mothers, Recovered memories
by Maureen O. Marcenko and Linda Samost, Jan. context and controversy, Sept. 481-490
36-45 therapy, Sept. 491-499
Low-income individuals. See also Poverty Recovered Memories: Context and Controversy (P&V), by
access barriers to prenatal care, Mar. 116-128 James Lein, Sept. 481-484
single mothers, Mar. 156-166 Recovered Memory Therapy: Responses to All (P&V), by J.
T. Stocks, Sept. 491-499
Malnutrition Reimaging Field Instruction from a Spiritually Sensitive
social consequences, Sept. 416-425 Perspective: An Alternative Approach, by Joshua N.
Managed care Okundaye, Cathleen Gray, and Liam B. Gray, July
confidentiality, May 253-262 371-383
late entry prenatal care, Mar. 116-128 The Research—Practice Debate in a Qualitative Research
Measuring and Monitoring Children’s Well-Being across the Context (P&V), by Deborah K. Padgett, May 280-282
World, by Arlene Bowers Andrews and Asher Ben- Resilience
Arieh, Mar. 105-115 benefit from adversity, Sept. 455-468
Multiethnic Placement Act, Mar. 167-178 Response to Padgett’s “Does the Glove Really Fit?” (P&V),
Multiservice centers by Martha Heineman Pieper and Katherine Tyson,
Chinese American communities, Jan. 70-80 May 278-279
Multiservice Centers in Chinese American Immigrant Role identity
Communities: Practice Principles and Challenges, by elderly individuals, Nov. 522-533
Julian Chow, 70-80
The Search for Identity: Defining Social Work—Past,
Native Americans Present, Future, by Margaret Gibelman, July 298-310
culturally competent services, May 217-225 Service use
The New Confidentialitfyo r the 21st Century in a Managed Latinos, Jan. 22-34
Care Environment, by Barry Rock and Elaine Shamanism
Congress, May 253-262 Lakotas, May 228-241
Nursing homes Single mothers
adult foster care versus, Nov. 571-585 effects of nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166
Social Consequences of Malnutrition, by Michael M. O.
Parents Seipel, Sept. 416-425
children of drug-involved, Mar. 179-190 Social constructionism
Participatory action research features, Jan. 5-8
hospice access and use, Nov. 549-559 Social policy
Postmodernism devolution and, July 349-357
social constructionism, Jan. 5-8 linking clients to, July 335-347
Poverty. See also Low-income individuals Social support
across adult life span, May 201-216 elderly individuals, Nov. 522-533
children and elderly, Jan. 9-19 Social work education
social consequences of malnutrition, Sept. 416-425 field instruction from spiritually sensitive perspective,
Pregnancy July 371-383
access barriers to care, Mar. 129-139 gerontological, Nov. 513-519
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Social work practice measuring and monitoring, Mar. 105-115
access barriers to prenatal care, Mar. 116-128 Will the “Real” Social Work Please Stand Up?A Call to
clinical, May 274-279 Stand for Professional Unity (C), by Dennis T. Haynes
fees, May 263-267 and Barbara W. White, July 385-391
forensic, July 359-369 Women
humor, Mar. 101-104 access barriers to prenatal care, Mar. 129-139
indirect work, July 323-334 HIV-affected older caregivers, Jan. 46-61
linking clients and policy, July 335-347 HIV-positive mothers, Jan. 36-45
model for social work knowing, Nov. 560-568 late entry prenatal care, Mar. 116-128
research-practice debate, May 280-282 lesbians as caregivers, Mar. 142-155
social constructionism, Jan. 5-8
tribal and shamanic-based, May 228-241
AUTHOR INDEX
Social workers
African American pioneers, July 311-321 Ahern, Robin E.. See Reese, Dona J.
bell curve issue, Nov. 586-589 Allen, Kate. See Bein, Andrew
labor and, Nov. 590-593 Andrews, Arlene Bowers, and Asher Ben-Arieh, Measuring
professional identity, July 293—297 and Monitoring Children’s Well-Being across the
professional unity, July 385-391 World, Mar. 105-115
questions, May 197-200 Appleby, Eileen Taylor, letter, July 399-400
status and identity, July 298-310 Aukamp, Ann W.), letter, Sept. 484-485
Spirituality
field instruction, July 371-383 Barth, Richard P. See Brooks, Devon
hospice use, Nov. 549-559 Bein, Andrew, and Kate Allen, Hand in Glove? It Fits Better
tribal and shamanic-based social work practice, May Than You Think (P&V), May 274-277
228-241 Ben-Arieh, Asher. See Andrews, Arlene Bowers
Strengths perspective Bloom, Sholom, letter, July 402-403
benefit from adversity, Sept. 455-468 Boumgarder, Jane, letter, Sept. 486-487
hospice access and use, Nov. 549-559 Bricout, John C., letter, July 401-402
tribal and shamanic-based social work practice, May Brooks, Devon, Richard P. Barth, Alice Bussiere, and
228-241 Glendora Patterson, Adoption and Race: Implement-
Substance abuse ing the Multiethnic Placement Act and the Interethnic
children of drug-involved families, Mar. 179-190 Adoption Provisions, Mar. 167-178
Symbolic interactionism Brownell, Patricia. See Roberts, Albert R.
transracial adoption, Sept. 443-453 Burnette, Denise, Custodial Grandparents in Latino
Symbolic Interactionism, African American Families, and Families: Patterns of Service Use and Predictors of
the Transracial Adoption Controversy, by Leslie Doty Unmet Needs, Jan. 22-34
Hollingsworth, Sept. 443-453 Bussiere, Alice. See Brooks, Devon
Taking Humor Seriously (E), by Stanley L. Witkin, Mar. Carlton-LaNey, Iris, African American Social Work
101-104 Pioneers’ Response to Need, July 311-321
Trauma Carter, Carolyn S., Church Burning in African American
church burning in African American communities, Jan. Communities: Implicationfso rE mpowerment Practice,
62-68 Jan. 62-68
group treatment, Sept. 470-479 Cervenak, Thomas, letter, July 398
Tribal and Shamanic-Based Social Work Practice: A Lakota Chow, Julian, Multiservice Centers in Chinese American
Perspective, by Richard W. Voss, Victor Douville, Immigrant Communities: Practice Principles and
Alex Little Soldier, and Gayla Twiss, May 228-241 Challenges, 70-80
Chu, William C. K., letter, July 403
Urban issues Congress, Elaine. See Rock, Barry
access barriers to prenatal care, Mar. 129-139 Conroy, Kathryn, letter, July 392-394
late entry prenatal care, Mar. 116-128 Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland, Kimberly L. Selig, Barbara J.
Use of Health and Human Services by Community-Residing Wedge, and Erika A. Gohn-Baube, Access Barriers
People with Dementia, by Ronald W. Toseland, Philip and the Use of Prenatal Care by Low-Income, Inner-
McCallion, Todd Gerber, Caroline Dawson, Susan City Women, Mar. 129-139
Gieryic, and Vincent Guilamo-Ramos, Nov. 535-548 Cryns, Arthur G.. See Gorey, Kevin M.
Valediction: Walter W. Hudson, 1934-1999, by Stanley L. Daslett, Diane. See DePoy, Elizabeth
Witkin, Nov. 512 Dawson, Caroline. See Toseland, Ronald W.
DePoy, Elizabeth, Ann Hartman, and Diane Haslett,
Well-being Critical Action Research: A Model for Social Work
economic, Jan. 9-19 Knowing, Nov. 560-569
effects of nonresident fathers, Mar. 156-166 Dolson, James V., letter, July 400
Domanski, Margaret Dietz, letter, Jan. 86-87 || Kiessel, Ruth A., letter, May 286
Dore, Martha M., Lani Nelson-Zlupko, and Eda Klein, Kenedi Jason, letter, July 397-398
Kaufmann, “Friends in Need”: Designing and Krupat, Tanya, letter, Jan. 90-93
Implementing a Psychoeducational Group for School
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Children from Drug-Involved Families, Mar. 179-190 | Lee, Deborah F., letter, July 399
Douville, Victor. See Voss, Richard W. Lein, James, Recovered Memories: Context and Controversy
(P&V), Sept. 481-484
Faffer, Jaclynn, letter, Jan 89-90 Linsk, Nathan L. See Poindexter, Cynthia Cannon
Farone, Diane Weis, letter, July 405-406 Little Soldier, Alex. See Voss, Richard W.
Feldman, Ronald A., letter, July 392-394
Fournier, Robert R., letter, Sept. 485 Marcenko, Maureen O., and Linda Samost, Living with
Franklin, Cynthia, letter, May 284-285 HIV/AIDS: The Voices of HIV-Positive Mothers, Jan.
Fredriksen, Karen I., Family Caregiving Responsibilities 36-45
among Lesbians and Gay Men, Mar. 142-155 Mathern, Tim, letter, Jan. 87
McCallion, Philip. See Toseland, Ronald W.
Gelman, Sheldon R., Daniel Pollack, and Adele Weiner, McMillen, Curtis J., Better for It: How People Benefit from
Confidentiality of Social Work Records in the Adversity, Sept. 455-468
Computer Age, May 243-252 Meltzer, Rae, letter, May 287
Gerber, Todd. See Toseland, Ronald W. Mutran, Elizabeth J. See Siebert, Darcy Clay
Gibelman, Margaret, The Search for Identity: Defining
Social Work—Past, Present, Future, July 298-310 Nair, Shankar. See Reese, Dona J.
Gieryic, Susan. See Toseland, Ronald W. Nelson-Zlupko, Lani. See Dore, Martha M.
Giordano, Emma, letter, July 396-397 Netting, R. Ellen. See Schneider, Robert L.
Gohn-Baube, Erika A.. See Cook, Cynthia Nicholson, Barbara L., and Diane M. Kay, Group
Gorey, Kevin M., and Arthur G. Cryns, The Bell Curve: Treatment of Traumatized Cambodian Women: A
Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Social Work (C), Culture-Specific Approach (PU), Sept. 470-479
Nov. 586-589
Gray, Cathleen. See Okundaye, Joshua N. O'Donnell, John M., Involvement of African American
Gray, Liam B. See Okundaye, Joshua N. Fathers in Kinship Foster Care Services, Sept. 428-441
Guilamo-Ramos, Vincent. See Toseland, Ronald W. O Faire, Joleen D. See Reese, Dona J.
Okundaye, Joshua N., Cathleen Gray, and Liam B. Gray,
Haar, Barbara L., letter, July 404-405 Reimaging Field Instruction from a Spiritually
Hardwick, Paula, letter, Sept. 489 Sensitive Perspective: An Alternative Approach, July
Hartman, Ann. See DePoy, Elizabeth 371-383
Haynes, Dennis T., and Barbara W. White, Will the “Real” Ozawa, Martha N., The Economic Well-Being ofEl derly
Social Work Please Stand Up?A Call to Stand for People and Children in a Changing Society, Jan. 9-19
Professional Unity (C), July 385-391
Haynes, Elizabeth Ross, letter, Jan. 85 Padgett, Deborah K., The Research-Practice Debate in a
Hess, Peg McCartt, letter, July 392-394 Qualitative Research Context (P&V), May 280-282
Hirschl, Thomas A. See Rank, Mark R. Patterson, Glendora. See Brooks, Devon
Ho, Wui-shing, letter, July 403 Perloff, Janet, and Kim D. Jaffee, Late Entry into Prenatal
Hollingsworth, Leslie Doty, letter, Jan. 84-85 Care: The Neighborhood Context, Mar. 116-128
Hollingsworth, Leslie Doty, Symbolic Interactionism, Petr, Christopher G., and Ivy C. Johnson, Privatization of
African American Families, and the Transracial Foster Care in Kansas: A Cautionary Tale (PU), May
Adoption Controversy, Sept. 443-453 263-267
Hyder, Alison, letter, Jan. 85 Pieper, Martha Heineman, and Kathrine Tyson, Response
to Padgett’s “Does the Glove Really Fit?” (P&V), May
Icard, Larry D., book review, Mar. 191 278-279
Poindexter, Cynthia Cannon, and Nathan L. Linsk, HIV-
Jackson, Aurora P., The Effects of Nonresident Father Related Stigma in a Sample of HIV-Affected Older
Involvement on Single Black Mothers and Their Young Female African American Caregivers, Jan. 46-61
Children, Mar. 156-166 Pollack, Daniel. See Gelman, Sheldon R.
Jaffee, Kim D. See Perloff, Janet
Johnson, Ivy C.. See Petr, Christopher G. Raines, James C., letter, July 400-401
Johnson, Yvonne M., Indirect Work: Social Work’s Rank, Mark R., and Thomas A. Hirschl, The Likelihood of
Uncelebrated Strength, July 323-334 Poverty across the American Adult Life Span, May
201-216
Kane, Rosalie A.. See Reinardy, James Reese, Dona J., Robin E. Ahern, Shankar Nair, Joleen D.
Kanter, Joel, letter, Jan. 90 O’Faire, and Claudia Warren, Hospice Access and Use
Kaufmann, Eda. See Dore, Martha M. by African Americans: Addressing Cultural and
Kay, Diane M. See Nicholson, Barbara L. Institutional Barriers through Participatory Action
Keys, Judith A., letter, Jan. 87-89 Research, Nov. 549-559
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Rehse, Lynda, letter, Jan. 87 Wedge, Barbara J. See Cook, Cynthia
Reinardy, James, and Rosalie A. Kane, Choosing an Adult Weeks, Barbara L., letter, Sept. 485-486
Foster Home or a Nursing Home: Residents’ Perceptions Weiner, Adele. See Gelman, Sheldon R.
about Decision Making and Control, Nov. 571-585 Weinert, Bertram A., letter, May 285-286
Reitzes, Donald C.. See Siebert, Darcy Clay White, Barbara W. See Haynes, Dennis T.
Roberts, Albert R., and Patricia Brownell, A Century of Witkin, Stanley L.
Forensic Social Work: Bridging the Past to the Present, Constructing Our Future (E), Jan. 5-8
July 359-369 Gerontological Social Work and the UN International
Rock, Barry, and Elaine Congress, The New Confidentiality Year of Older Persons (Interview), Nov. 513-519
for the 21st Century in a Managed Care Environment, How “Ripened” Are You? (E), Nov. 509-511
May 253-262 Identities and Contexts (E), July 293-297
Rubin, Allen, letter, July 394-396 Letter from Lapland (E), Sept. 413-415
Rubin, Gerald K., letter, Jan. 94 Questions, (E), May 197-200
Russell, Cynthia Pincus, letter, Jan. 93-94 Taking Humor Seriously (E), Mar. 101-104
Valediction: Walter W. Hudson, 1934-1999, Nov. 512
Samost, Linda. See Marcenko, Maureen O, Wolfson, Elizabeth R., The Fee in Social Work: Ethical
Sandgrund, Robert, ietter, Sept. 487-488 Dilemmas for Practitioners (C), May 269-273
Scanlon, Edward, Labor and the Intellectuals: Where is
Social Work? (C), Nov. 590-593 Young, Rik, letter, Jan. 95
Schneider, Robert L., and R. Ellen Netting, Influencing
Social Policy in a Time of Devolution: Upholding Social Zann, Amy, letter, May 283-284
Work’s Great Tradition, July 349-357
Schwartz, Murray C., letter, Jan. 89
BOOK REVIEW INDEX
Seipel, Michael M. O., Social Consequences of Malnutrition,
Sept. 416-425 Hardcastle, David A., Stanley Wenocur, and Patricia R.
Selig, Kimberly L. See Cook, Cynthia Powers, Community Practice: Theory and Skills for
Shernoff, Michael, letter, jan. 94-95 Social Workers, rev. by Larry D. Icard, Mar. 191
Shuler, George N., Jr., letter, Jan. 83
Siebert, Darcy Clay, Elizabeth J. Mutran, and Donald C. Powers, Patricia R., See Hardcastle, David A.
Reitzes, Friendship and Social Support: The Impor-
tance of Role Identity to Aging Adults, Nov. 522-533 Roberts, Albert, ed., Social Work in Juvenile and Criminal
Sobeloff, Judy, letter, May 283-284 Justice Settings, 2nd edition, rev. by Katherine van
Stocks, J. T., Recovered Memory Therapy: Responses to All Wormer, Jan. 82
(P&V), Sept. 491-499
Stoesz, David, letter, Jan. 86 Wenocur, Stanley. See Hardcastle, David A.
Streeter, Calvin L., letter, May 284-285
Stuart, H. Paul, Linking Clients and Policy: Social Work’s
Distinctive Contribution, July 335-347
Swenson, Carol, letter, July 406-407
Synder, Dana, letter, Sept. 487
Toseland, Ronald W., Philip McCallion, Todd Gerber,
Caroline Dawson, Susan Gieryic, and Vincent
Guilamo-Ramos, Use of Health and Human Services
by Community-Residing People with Dementia, Nov.
535-548
Tsui, Ming-sum, letter, July 403
Twiss, Gayla. See Voss, Richard W.
Tyson, Kathrine. See Pieper, Martha Heineman
van Wormer, Katherine, book review, Jan. 82
Vecchione, Tracy, letter, Jan. 83-84
Voss, Richard W., Victor Douville, Alex Little Soldier, and
Gayla Twiss, Tribal and Shamanic-Based Social Work
Practice: A Lakota Perspective, May 228-241
Walsh, Janet M., letter, July 402
Warren, Claudia. See Reese, Dona J.
Warren, Keith, letter, May 284-285
Weaver, Hilary N., Indigenous People and the Social Work
Profession: Defining Culturally Competent Services,
May 217-225