The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 2000: Vol 572 Index

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INDEX
Alexander, Lamar, 10, 115, 116-19, 129-32, DUTWIN, DAVID, see HAGEN, MICHAELG.,
134 coauthor
ALEXANDER, LAMAR, CLINT BOLICK, DYNAMICS OF THE 2000 REPUBLICAN
ANDREW ROTHERHAM, and SAN- PRIMARIES, Michael G. Hagen, Rich-
DRA FELDMAN, Is a Grand Bargain ard Johnston, Kathleen Hall Jamieson,
Between Left and Right Possible? David Dutwin, and Kate Kenski, 33-49
115-35
American Federation of Teachers, and school Earls, Felton, 10, 51, 160
vouchers, 120 EARLS, FELTON, Urban Poverty: Scientific
see also Feldman, Sandra and Ethical Considerations, 53-65
Annenberg Public Policy Center, 12-16, 17-25, Early childhood education, 126-27, 134
26-28, 29-32, 33-49, 138, 140 Economy, U.S., and cities, 78-89
Austin, Bobby, 10 Education ofc hildren
AUSTIN, BOBBY, Youth Development, 153 child benefit theory, 129-30
class size, 127, 134
BIG ISSUES MISSING FROM THE PRESI- drug trafficking, 106
DENTIAL CAMPAIGN, Matthew housing affordability, 106
Miller, 148-52 presidential campaign issue, 139-40,
BLACK HOLE OF AMERICAN POLITICS: 150-51, 153
FOREIGN POLICY, THE, Charles standards, 122-23, 124, 126, 131, 132-33,
Krauthammer, 142-47 154, 155
Bolick, Clint, 115, 119-21, 134 see also Early childhood education; School
vouchers; Schools
BOLICK, CLINT, see ALEXANDER, LAMAR,
Employment growth, 68, 83
coauthor
Bradley, Bill, 14, 15, 22, 121
Fair, T. Willard, 105-8, 111-12, 113, 114
Bush, George W., 14, 15, 22, 23, 34, 37, 38-40,
FAIR, T. WILLARD, see COONS, JOHN E., co-
48 n. 8, 139-40, 149, 152
author
Federal government, and metropolitan
Campaign finance reform, 14, 15, 138, 139,
sprawl, 73-76, 86-87
161
FEDERAL ROLE IN CURBING SPRAWL,
Chicago
THE, Bruce Katz, 66-77
concentrated urban poverty in, 53-65
Feldman, Sandra, 10, 116, 125-34
metropolitan sprawl and, 70
FELDMAN, SANDRA, see ALEXANDER,
Cities LAMAR, coauthor
effects of on their suburbs, 83-84 Forbes, Steve, 22, 23
US. economic productivity and, 78-89
Foreign policy, as a presidential campaign is-
see also Metropolitan sprawl
sue, 140, 142-47, 151-52, 154, 156,
Coons, John E., 10, 98-101, 108-9, 112, 113-14 157-58
COONS, JOHN E., LISA GRAHAM KEEGAN,
and T. WILLARD FAIR, The Pro- G.I. Bill for Kids, 117-19
Voucher Left and the Pro-Equity Right, Gore, Al, 14, 15, 22, 121, 138, 140, 149
98-114 Gun control, 22-23
Democratic Party, and school choice, 120-21 Hagen, Michael G., 10
Denton, Nancy A., 58 HAGEN, MICHAEL G., see JAMIESON,
Dionne, E. J., Jr., 10 KATHLEEN HALL, coauthor
DIONNE, E. J., JR., Don’t Knock the Folks on HAGEN, MICHAEL G., RICHARD JOHN-
the Bus, 136-41 STON, KATHLEEN HALL JAMIE-
DON’T KNOCK THE FOLKS ON THE BUS, SON, DAVID DUTWIN, and KATE
E. J. Dionne, Jr., 136-41 KENSKI, Dynamics of the 2000 Repub-
Dutwin, David, 10 lican Primaries, 33-49
DUTWIN, DAVID, Knowledge in the 2000 Pri- Health care, as an election campaign issue, 14,
mary Elections, 17-25 15, 22, 139, 149
197
198 THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
HOLE IN THE DOUGHNUT: CENTER LIPSET, SEYMOUR MARTIN, Old Habits
CITIES AND SPRAWL, THE, Law- and Old Myths, 154-55
rence W. Sherman, 50-52
Madden, Janice Fanning, 10, 51, 159-60
IS A GRAND BARGAIN BETWEEN LEFT MADDEN, JANICE FANNING, Jobs, Cities,
AND RIGHT POSSIBLE? Lamar Alex- and Suburbs in the Global Economy,
ander, Clint Bolick, Andrew 78-89
Rotherham, and Sandra Feldman, Marty, Martin E., 10
115-35 MARTY, MARTIN E., Religion and Politics,
156
Jamieson, Kathleen Hall, 10 Massey, Douglas S., 58
JAMIESON, KATHLEEN HALL, Foreword, 9 McCain, John, 14, 15, 22, 34-40, 43-47, 138-39,
JAMIESON, KATHLEEN HALL, see HAGEN, 140
MICHAEL G., coauthor Metropolitan sprawl, 66-77, 138
JAMIESON, KATHLEEN HALL, MICHAEL federal government and, 73-76, 86-87
G. HAGEN, DAN ORR, LESLEY state government and, 70-73, 75
SILLAMAN, SUZANNE MORSE, and taxes and, 69, 87-88
KIM KIRN, What Did the Leading Can- transportation policy and, 69-71, 74-75
didates Say, and Did It Matter? 12-16 Miller, Matthew, 10, 108-11, 115-16, 129
JAMIESON, KATHLEEN HALL and MAT- MILLER, MATTHEW, Big Issues Missing
THEW MILLER, Preface, 10-11 from the Presidential Campaign,
Jarkowsky, Paul, 59 148-52
JOBS, CITIES, AND SUBURBS IN THE MILLER, MATTHEW, Introduction, 91-97
GLOBAL ECONOMY, Janice Fanning MILLER, MATTHEW, Preface, 90
Madden, 78-89 MILLER, MATTHEW, see JAMIESON,
JOHNSTON, RICHARD, see HAGEN, MI- KATHLEEN HALL, coauthor
CHAEL G., coauthor Morse, Suzanne, 10
Journalists, reporting on the presidential elec- MORSE, SUZANNE, see JAMIESON,
tion campaign, 136-41, 143 KATHLEEN HALL, coauthor
Katz, Bruce, 11, 51 National Association for the Advancement of
KATZ, BRUCE, The Federal Role in Curbing Colored People (NAACP), and school
Sprawl, 66-77 vouchers, 120
Keegan, Lisa Graham, 10, 101-5, 109-10,
112-13, 119, 133-34, 151
OLD HABITS AND OLD MYTHS, Seymour
KEEGAN, LISA GRAHAM, see COONS, Martin Lipset, 154-55
JOHN E., coauthor
Orr, Dan, 10
Kenski, Kate, 10
ORR, DAN, see JAMIESON, KATHLEEN
KENSKI, KATE, Women and Political Knowl- HALL, coauthor
edge During the 2000 Primaries, 26-28
KENSKI, KATE, see HAGEN, MICHAEL G.,
POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN PRIMARY
coauthor
STATES, Paul Waldman, 29-32
Kirn, Kim, 10
Poverty
KIRN, KIM, see JAMIESON, KATHLEEN
concentrated urban poverty, 53-65, 69, 79,
HALL, coauthor
84-86
KNOWLEDGE IN THE 2000 PRIMARY economic viability and concentrated urban
ELECTIONS, David Dutwin, 17-25 poverty, 59, 79, 86
Krauthammer, Charles, 10 federal and state policies’ effects on pov-
KRAUTHAMMER, CHARLES, The Black erty, 69
Hole of American Politics: Foreign Pol- older suburbs, 68
icy, 142-47 presidential campaign issue, 62, 139
Presidential campaigns
Labor force, and cities, 82, 86 Candidates’ popularity, 33-49
Land use, 70, 71-72, 74 political discussion between residents,
Lipset, Seymour Martin, 10 29-32
INDEX
voter learning, 13, 15-16, 17-25, 26-28, Suburbs
40-42 effects on their cities, 83-84
PRO-VOUCHER LEFT AND THE PRO-EQ- growth, 68-69
UITY RIGHT, THE, John E. Coons, Lisa older suburbs and poverty, 68
Graham Keegan, and T. Willard Fair, Super Tuesday primaries, 15-16, 23, 24, 30,
98-114 138, 143
Quillian, Lincoln, 58-59
Taxes
Race campaign issue, 14, 22, 139, 152
race relations, as an election campaign is- property taxes and school funding, 102-3
sue, 14, 159-60 role in metropolitan sprawl, 69, 87-88
racism, and concentrated urban poverty, taxes on the poor, 103, 110-11
57, 58, 61-62 tuition tax credits, 112
RACISM, Roger Wilkins, 159-60 Transportation policy
RELIGION AND A WORLD RULE OF LAW, decentralizing economies and, 73
Richard D. Schwartz, 157-58 metropolitan sprawl and, 69-71
RELIGION AND POLITICS, Martin E. Marty,
156 URBAN POVERTY: SCIENTIFIC AND ETH-
Religion, and presidential campaigns, 38-39, ICAL CONSIDERATIONS, Felton
139, 156, 157-58 Earls, 53-65
Rotherham, Andrew, 115-16, 121-25, 131, 133, UTOPIA AND CAMPAIGN SPENDING, Oli-
134 ver Williamson, 161
ROTHERHAM, ANDREW, see ALEXANDER,
LAMAR, coauthor
Voter learning, 13, 15-16, 17-25, 40-42, 138
School vouchers, 15, 90, 91-97, 98-114, 115-35, gender differences, 26-28
150
Florida opportunity scholarship program, Waldman, Paul, 10
120 WALDMAN, PAUL, Political Discussion in
regulation of school admission, 100, 112-14 Primary States, 29-32
Schools WHAT DID THE LEADING CANDIDATES
accountability of schools, 104-5, 132-33, SAY, AND DID IT MATTER? Kathleen
134 Hall Jamieson, Michael G. Hagen, Dan
admission policy, 98-101, 122, 126, 134 Orr, Lesley Sillaman, Suzanne Morse,
charter schools, 104, 123-25, 132-33, 135 and Kim Kirn, 12-16
Schwartz, Richard D., 10
White, Theodore, 137-38
SCHWARTZ, RICHARD D., Religion and a
Wilkins, Roger, 10
World Rule of Law, 157-58
Sherman, Lawrence W., 10 WILKINS, ROGER, Racism, 159-60
SHERMAN, LAWRENCE W., The Hole in the Williamson, Oliver, 10
Doughnut: Center Cities and Sprawl, WILLIAMSON, OLIVER, Utopia and Cam-
50-52 paign Spending, 161
Sillaman, Lesley, 10 Wilson, William Julius, 58, 59
SILLAMAN, LESLEY, see JAMIESON, WOMEN AND POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE
KATHLEEN HALL, coauthor DURING THE 2000 PRIMARIES, Kate
Social class, geographic distribution of popula- Kenski, 26-28
tion by, 50-52
see also Metropolitan sprawl
State government, and metropolitan sprawl, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, Bobby Austin, 153
70-73, 75