The American Review of Public Administration 2003: Vol 33 Index

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AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Volume 33
Number 1 (March 2003) pp. 1-120
Number 2 (June 2003) pp. 121-248
Number 3 (September 2003) pp. 249-356
Number 4 (December 2003) pp. 357-488
Authors:
ANDERSON, DEBRA K., and JAY D. WHITE, “Organizational Psychoanalysis in Public Administra-
tion,” 189.
BECKETT-CAMARATA, JANE, “Ethics in Public Administration” [Book Review of: Public Service,
Ethics, and Constitutional Practice, by John A. Rohr; Ethics in the Public Service: The Moral Mind
at Work, by Charles Garofalo and Dean Gueras; Classics of Administrative Ethics, by Willa Bruce],
333:
BRAINARD, LORI A., “Citizen Organizing in Cyberspace: Illustrations From Health Care and Impli-
cations for Public Administration,” 384.
DAVIS, BRIAN S., see Wright, B. E.
EDMISTON, KELLY D., “State and Local E-Government: Prospects and Challenges,” 20.
FRANK, HOWARD A.., “Public Budgeting: Past, Present, and Future” [Book Review of: Class, Tax, and
Power: Municipal Budgeting in the United States, by Irene S. Rubin; Public Budgeting in the United
States: The Culturaalnd Ideological Setting, by Steven G. Koven; The Federal Budget: Politics, Pol-
icy, Process, by Allen Schick], 109.
GOODSELL, CHARLES T., “The Concept of Public Space and Its Democratic Manifestations,” 361.
HAINES, DAVID W., “Better Tools, Better Workers: Toward a Lateral Alignment of Technology, Pol-
icy, Labor, and Management,” 449.
HALL, THAD, “Public Participation in Election Management: The Case of Language Minority Voters,”
407.
HAMMONDS, CHARLES A., see Van Slyke, D. M.
HOU, YILIN, DONALD MOYNIHAN, and PATRICIA INGRAHAM, “Capacity, Management, and
Performance: Exploring the Links,” 295.
INGRAHAM, PATRICIA, see Hou, Y.
KELLY, JANET M., and DAVID SWINDELL, “The Case for the Inexperienced User: Rethinking Filter
Questions in Citizen Satisfaction Surveys,” 91.
KENNEDY, SHEILA SUESS, “Privatization and Prayer: The Challenge of Charitable Choice,” 5.
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INDEX
AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Volume 33
Number 1 (March 2003) pp. 1-120
Number 2 (June 2003) pp. 121-248
Number 3 (September 2003) pp. 249-356
Number 4 (December 2003) pp. 357-488
Authors:
ANDERSON, DEBRA K., and JAY D. WHITE, “Organizational Psychoanalysis in Public Administra-
tion,” 189.
BECKETT-CAMARATA, JANE, “Ethics in Public Administration” [Book Review of: Public Service,
Ethics, and Constitutional Practice, by John A. Rohr; Ethics in the Public Service: The Moral Mind
at Work, by Charles Garofalo and Dean Gueras; Classics of Administrative Ethics, by Willa Bruce],
333:
BRAINARD, LORI A., “Citizen Organizing in Cyberspace: Illustrations From Health Care and Impli-
cations for Public Administration,” 384.
DAVIS, BRIAN S., see Wright, B. E.
EDMISTON, KELLY D., “State and Local E-Government: Prospects and Challenges,” 20.
FRANK, HOWARD A.., “Public Budgeting: Past, Present, and Future” [Book Review of: Class, Tax, and
Power: Municipal Budgeting in the United States, by Irene S. Rubin; Public Budgeting in the United
States: The Culturaalnd Ideological Setting, by Steven G. Koven; The Federal Budget: Politics, Pol-
icy, Process, by Allen Schick], 109.
GOODSELL, CHARLES T., “The Concept of Public Space and Its Democratic Manifestations,” 361.
HAINES, DAVID W., “Better Tools, Better Workers: Toward a Lateral Alignment of Technology, Pol-
icy, Labor, and Management,” 449.
HALL, THAD, “Public Participation in Election Management: The Case of Language Minority Voters,”
407.
HAMMONDS, CHARLES A., see Van Slyke, D. M.
HOU, YILIN, DONALD MOYNIHAN, and PATRICIA INGRAHAM, “Capacity, Management, and
Performance: Exploring the Links,” 295.
INGRAHAM, PATRICIA, see Hou, Y.
KELLY, JANET M., and DAVID SWINDELL, “The Case for the Inexperienced User: Rethinking Filter
Questions in Citizen Satisfaction Surveys,” 91.
KENNEDY, SHEILA SUESS, “Privatization and Prayer: The Challenge of Charitable Choice,” 5.
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KETTL, DONALD F., “Contingent Coordination: Practical and Theoretical Puzzles for Homeland
Security” [Invited Essay], 253.
LANE, LARRY M., JAMES F. WOLF, and COLLEEN A. WOODARD, “Reassessing the Human
Resource Crisis in the Public Service, 1987-2002; 123.
LELAND, SUZANNE, “Insights Into Growing Prosperity: Prescriptions and Lessons for Public
Administrators, Policy Entrepreneurs, and Politicians” [Book Review of: Growing Prosperity: The
Battle for Growth with Equity in the 21st Century, by Barry Bluestone and Bennett Harrison; Our
Team: Insights from the Publicly Owned Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, by James Keeler], 479.
LEVINE, DAVID P., “The Ideal of Diversity in Organizations,” 278.
MARESCHAL, PATRICE M., “Solving Problems and Transforming Relationships: The Bifocal
Approach to Mediation,” 423.
MOSTEL, CLAIRE, “Letters From a Public Servant” [Book Review of Caught Between the Dog and the
Fireplug, or How to Survive Public Service, by Kenneth Ashworth], 482.
MOYNIHAN, DONALD, see Hou, Y.
MOYNIHAN, DONALD P., “Normative and Instrumental Perspectives on Public Participation: Citizen
Summits in Washington D.C.,” 164.
NORRIS-TIRRELL, DOROTHY, “Challenging a Sacred Cow: History, Charity, and the Nonprofit Sec-
tor” [Book Review of What’s Love Got to Do With It?A Critical Looka t American Charity, by David
Wagner], 351.
PRIZZIA, ROSS, “An International Perspective of Privatization: The Need to Balance Economic and
Social Performance,” 316.
SWINDELL, DAVID, see Kelly, J. M.
VAN SLYKE, DAVID M., and CHARLES A. HAMMONDS, “The Privatization Decision: Do Public
Managers Make a Difference?” 146.
VENTRISS, CURTIS, “Choice, Equality, and Opportunities Lost” [Book Review of Choosing Equality:
School Choice, the Constitution, and Civil Society, by Joseph P. Viteritti], 233.
WANG, XIAO HU, “Managing Government Finance” [Book Review of: The Miami Fiscal Crisis: Can
a Poor City Regain Prosperity? by Milan J. Dluhy and Howard A. Frank; Financial Management for
Public, Health, and Not-for-Profit Organizations, by Steven A. Finkler; Management Policies in
Local Government Finance, by J. Richard Aronson and Eli Schwartz; Decision Tools for Budgetary)
Analysis, by R. Gregory Michel], 345
WEIKART, LYNNE A., “Follow the Money: Mayoral Choice and Expenditure Policy,” 209.
WHITE, JAY D., see Anderson, D. K.
WHEELAND, CRAIG M., “Implementing a Community-Wide Strategic Plan: Rock Hill’s Empower-
ing the Vision 10 Years Later,” 46.
WOLF, JAMES F.,, see Lane, L. M.
WONG, SIDNEY, “The Politics of Ideas and the Spread of Enterprise Zones, by Karen Mossberger”
[Book Review], 239.
WOODARD, COLLEEN A., see Lane, L. M.
WRIGHT, BRADLEY E., and BRIAN S. DAVIS, “Job Satisfaction in the Public Sector: The Role of the
Work Environment,” 70.
Articles:
“Better Tools, Better Workers: Toward a Lateral Alignment of Technology, Policy, Labor, and Manage-
ment,” Haines, 449.
“Capacity, Management, and Performance: Exploring the Links; Hou et al., 295.
“The Case for the Inexperienced User: Rethinking Filter Questions in Citizen Satisfaction Surveys,”
Kelly and Swindell, 91.
“Citizen Organizing in Cyberspace: Illustrations From Health Care and Implications for Public Admin-
istration,” Brainard, 384.
“The Concept of Public Space and Its Democratic Manifestations,” Goodsell, 361.
“Follow the Money: Mayoral Choice and Expenditure Policy,” Weikart, 209.
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“The Ideal of Diversity in Organizations,” Levine, 278.
“Implementing a CommunitWyi-de Strategic Plan: Rock Hill’s Empowering the Vision 10 Years Later,”
Wheeland, 46.
“An International Perspective of Privatization: The Need to Balance Economic and Social Perfor-
mance,” Prizzia, 316.
“Job Satisfaction in the Public Secto: The Role of the Work Environment,’Wright and Davis, 70.
“Normative and Instrumental Perspectives on Public Participation: Citizen Summits in Washington
D.C.,” Moynihan, 164.
“Organizational Psychoanalysis in Public Administration,’ Anderson and White, 189.
“Privatization and Prayer: The Challenge of Charitable Choice;’ Kennedy, 5.
“The Privatization Decision: Do Public Managers Make a Difference?” Van Slyke and Hammonds, 146.
“Public Participation in Election Management: The Case of Language Minority Voters,” Hall, 407.
“Reassessing the Human Resource Crisis in the Public Service, 1987-2002;’ Lane et al., 123.
“Solving Problems and Transforming Relationships: The Bifocal Approach to Mediation,” Mareschal,
423.
“State and Local E-Government: Prospects and Challenges,” Edmiston. 20.
Book Reviews:
“Challenging a Sacred Cow: History, Charity, and the Nonprofit Sector” (What’s Love Got to Do With It?
A Critical Look at American Charity, by David Wagner), Norris-Tirrell, 351.
“Choice, Equality, and Opportunities Lost” (Choosing Equality: School Choice, the Constitution, and
Civil Society, by Joseph P. Viteritti), Ventriss, 233.
“Ethics in Public Administration” (Public Service, Ethics, and Constitutional Practice, by John A. Rohr;
Ethics in the Public Service: The Moral Mind at Work, by Charles Garofalo and Dean Gueras; Clas-
sics of Administrative Ethics, by Willa Bruce), Beckett-Camarata, 333.
“Insights Into Growing Prosperity: Prescriptions and Lessons for Public Administrators, Policy Entre-
preneurs, and Politicians” (Growing Prosperity: The Battle for Growth with Equity in the 21st Cen-
tury, by Barry Bluestone and Bennett Harrison; Our Team: Insights from the Publicly Owned
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, by James Keeler), Leland, 479.
“Letters From a Public Servant” (Caught Between the Dog and the Fireplug, or How to Survive Public
Service, by Kenneth Ashworth], Mostel, 482.
“Managing Government Finance” (The Miami Fiscal Crisis: Can a Poor City Regain Prosperity? by
Milan J. Dluhy and Howard A. Frank; Financial Managemenfto r Public, Health, and Not-for-Profit
Organizations, by Steven A. Finkler; Management Policies in Local Government Finance, by J.
Richard Aronson and Eli Schwartz; Decision Tools for Budgetary Analysis, by R. Gregory Michel),
Wang, 345.
“The Politics of Ideas and the Spread of Enterprise Zones, by Karen Mossberger,” Wong, 239.
“Public Budgeting: Past, Present, and Future” (Class, Tax, and Power: Municipal Budgeting in the
United States, by Irene S. Rubin; Public Budgeting in the United States: The Cultural and Ideologi-
cal Setting, by Steven G. Koven; The Federal Budget: Politics, Policy, Process, by Allen Schick),
Frank, 109.
Invited Essay:
“Contingent Coordination: Practical and Theoretical Puzzles for Homeland Security,’ Kettl, 253.