The Social Science Journal 1998: Vol 35 Index

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The
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
JOURNAL©
Official Journal of the Western Social Science Association
Volume 35 1998
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EDITOR
David A. Freeman, Washburn University
Deputy Editors
Susan Abrams Beck, Fordham University
Kent Brudney, Cuesta College
Daniel Hoffman, Johnson C. Smith University
J. Sean McCleneghan, Mew Mexico State University
BOOK REVIEW EDITOR
N. Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Leonard Atencio, School of Business, Fort Lewis College
Sidney M. Blumner, Department of Economics, California State Polytechnic University
Om Bodvarsson, Department of Economics, St. Cloud State University
David Bunting, Department of Economics, Eastern Washington University
N. Joseph Cayer, School of Public Affairs, Arizona State University
Janet M. Clark, Department of Political Science, University of Wyoming
Bradley T. Cullen, Department of Geography, The University of New Mexico
Patricia Dorman, Department of Sociology, Boise State University
Janet Owens Frost, Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Eastern New Mexico University
David E.R. Gay, Department of Economics, University of Arkansas
Hermon George, Jr., Department of Black Studies, University of Northern Colorado
John Harvey, Department of Economics, Texas Christian University
John G. Hehr, Department of Geography, University of Arkansas
Tom Hoffman, Department of Political Science, St. Mary’s University
James W. Hulse, Department of History, University of Nevada at Reno
Tom Isem, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, North Dakota State University
Jeffrey L. Johnson, Department of Philosophy, Eastern Oregon State College
Gary Kiger, Department of Sociology, Utah State University
Richard M. Lei, School of Communication, Northern Arizona University
Patricia MacCorquodale, Department of Sociology, University of Arizona
Daniel J. Mclnemey, Department of History, Utah State University
William A. Reese, Department of Sociology, Augusta College
Dennis Reinhartz, Department of History, University of Texas at Arlington
Benjamin D. Rhodes, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Steven Schulte, Department of History, Mesa State College
Zachary Smith, Department of Political Science, Northern Arizona University
Ronald Stidham, Department of Political Science, Appalachian State University
Idris Rhea Traylor, Jr., International Center for Arid and Semi-Arid Lands, Texas Tech University
Kenneth R. Weber, United States Department of the Interior
Louis F. Weschler, School of Public Affairs, Arizona State University
Edward J. Williams, Department of Political Science, The University of Arizona, Tucson
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
William Gary Kline, Georgia Southwestern State College
FORMER EDITORS
Oscar H. Lentz, Jr., Colorado School of Mines
Stephen E. Schoderbek, U.S. Air Force Academy
Cortland P. Auser, U.S. Air Force Academy
Sidney Heitman, Colorado State University
D. Stanley Etizen, Colorado State University
R.P. Cuzzort, University of Colorado
Robert M. Regoli, University of Colorado
David Howard Davis, University of Wyoming
Michael A. Katovich, Texas Christian University
INDE)OVOLUME 35, NUMBERS 1-4,1998
Please note: numbers in parentheses indicate issue number in Volume 35.
ARTICLES
Author/Title
A Downes, Bryan T., A Review Essay: Recent
Adkisson, Richard W., Multi-Level Admin¬ Literature on Leading and Managing
istrative Structure and the Distribution of Change in Public Service Organizations,
Social Service Expenditures: A Nebraska 657-672 (4).
Example, 303-318(3). Dukes, Richard L., Gang Membership and
Anderson, John L., Techniques for Gover¬ Bias Against Young People Who Break
nance, 493-508 (4). the Law, 347-360 (3).
Arkinson, Glen, Regional Integration in the
Emerging Global Economy: The Case of E
NAFTA, 159-168 (2). Everest, Marcy Jean, The Electoral Conse¬
quences of Alienation: Nonvoting and
B Protest Voting in the 1992 Presidential
Bennett, Kenneth, Local Elected Officials Race, 4252(1).
and Environmental Policy: Does Rural
Matter Anymore?, 577-588 (4). G
Blassingame, Lurton, Sustainable Cities: Gagnier, Michele N., Impact of Racially Dis¬
Oxymoron, Utopia, or Inevitability?, 1- proportionate Outcomes on Public Policy:
14(1).
The U.S. Senate and the Death Penalty,
Boyd, Robert L, The Storefront Church Min¬
169-192 (2).
istry in African American Communities
Gill, Andew M., Cigarette Smoking, Illicit
of the Urban North During the Great Mi¬
Drug Use and the Value of Life, 361-375
gration: The Making of an Ethnic Miche,
(3) .
319-332 (3).
Green, Kenneth, Organic Planning: A New
Approach to Public Participation in Local
C
Governance, 509-523 (4).
Crew, Robert E., Jr., Gubernatorial Leader¬
ship: Testing a Preliminary Model, 15-28
K
(1).
Kissler, Gerald, Oregon Shines; Updating
D the Oregon State Strategic Plan, 543-563
Dennis, Christopher, The Impact of Racially (4) .
Dispoportionate Outcomes on Public Pol¬ Kittredge, William P., Oregon Shines; Up¬
icy: The U.S. Senate and the Death Penal¬ dating the Oregon State Strategic Plan,
ty, 169-182 (2). 543-563 (4).
Doubt, Keith, Dworkin’s Moral Hermeneu¬ Kleg, Milton, As the World Turns: Ethno-
tics and Sociological Theory, 333-345 Racial Distances After 70 Years, 183-190
(3). (2).
Downes, Bryan T., The Role of Governments Krieg, Eric J., Methodological Consider¬
in 21st Century Governance: A Conclud¬ ations in the Study of Toxic Waste Haz¬
ing Essay, 589-600 (4). ards, 191-202 (2).
J
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L cal Behaviors of Pro-Life Activists, 393-
Lovrich, Nicholas P., Determinants of Public 405 (3).
Support for tax and Expenditure Initia¬ Rider, Robert, A Game-Theoretic Interpreta¬
tives: An Oregon and Washington Case tion of Marcel Mauss’ ‘The Gift’, 203-
Study, 213-230 (2). 212(2).
Robbins, Mark D., Introduction to the Spe¬
M
cial Issue on Governance, 477-491 (4).
Martinez, Ruben, Globalization and the So¬
cial Sciences: Presidential Address, 601- S
613(4). Schaefer, Donald D.A., U.S. Foreign Policies
Mdeoff, Marshall H., The Impact of Racially and Presidents Bush and Clinton: The In¬
Disproportionate Outcomes on Public
fluence of China’s Most Favored Nation
Policy: The U.S. Senate and the Death
Status Upon Human Rights Issues, 407-
Penalty, 169-182 (2).
421 (3).
Merrill, Bruce D., Political Socialization in
Simon, James, Political Socialization in the
the Classroom Revisited: The Kids Vot¬
Classroom Revisited: The Kids Voting
ing Program, 29-42 (1).
Program, 29-42 (1).
Moya, Sara D., Growth Management in Mar¬
Simonsen, Bill, Introduction to the Special
icopa County, 1988-1992: An Application
of Kindgon’s Agenda Setting Model, Issue on Governance, 477-491 (4).
525-542 (4). Southwell, Priscilla Lewis, The Electoral
Consequences of Alienation: Nonvoting
Me and Protest Voting in the 1992 Presiden¬
McBeth, Mark K., Local Elected Officials tial Race, 43-52 (1).
and Environmental Policy: Does Rural Stanfield, Jacqueline B., Couples Coping
Matter Anymore?, 577-588 (4). with Dual Careers: A Description of Flex¬
McKinney, Lucinda K., Technical Complex¬ ible and Rigid Coping Styles, 53-64 (1).
ity, Regionalism, and Decision-Making: Steel, Brent S., Determinants of Public Sup¬
Case Processing Outcomes in EPA’s Tox¬ port for Tax and Expenditure Initiatives:
ic Substances Program, 377-392 (3). An Oregon and Washington Case Study,
213-230 (2).
N
Strauss, Emanuel, Is There Something Social
Nelson, Lisa, Introduction to the Special Is¬
Science Researchers Can Learn from Ar¬
sue on Governance, 477-491 (4).
chaeologists?, 65-76 (1).
Nelson, Lisa, Institutional Readiness for Inte¬
grated Watershed Management: The Case
T
of the Maumee River, 565-576 (4).
Ting, Yuan, Compliance with Government
Norrander, Barbara, Gender and Support for
Mandates: The Case of Advance Notice
Conventional and Unconventional politi¬
Law, 77-86(1).
cal Behaviors of Pro-Life Activists, 393-
405 (3).
V
P Valentine, Jennifer, Gang Membership and
Plein, L. Christopher, Organic Planning: A Bias Against Young People Who Break
New Approach to Public Participation in the Law, 347-360 (3).
Local Governance, 509-523 (4).
W
R Weiss, Meria, Conditions of Mothering: The
Raymond, Paul, Gender and Support for Bio-Politics of Falling in Love with Your
Conventional and Unconventional Politi¬ Child, 87-106(1).
Index/Volume J5 677
Williams. David G., Organic Planning: A Y
New Approach to Public Participation in Yamamoto, Kaora, As the World Turns: Eth-
Local Governance, 509-523 (4). no-Racial Distances After 70 Years, 183-
Weschler, Louis F., Institutional Readiness 190(2).
for Integrated Watershed Management: Yoho, James, The Evolution of a Better Def¬
The Case of the Maumee River, 565-576 inition of ‘Interest Group’ and Its Syn¬
(4). onyms, 231-244 (2).
RESEARCH NOTES
Author/Title
A Gomez, Brad T., Occupational Differences
Aronson, Marilyn Carlson, Balck Portraits in and the Division of Labor in Political Par¬
African-American Literature: A Perspec¬ ty Activities, 119-132 (1).
tive from 1920-1996, Including the Mid¬
west, 635-644 (4). H
Haas, P.J., Affirmative Action in Municipal
B Government: Political, Structural and De¬
Brofcak, Amy H., The Politics of AIDS Cur¬ mographic Determinants of Alternative
ricula in the Schools: A Case Study of Strategies, 615-625 (4).
New York, 265-274 (2). Heckelman, Jac C., Bribing Voters Without
Verification, 435—443 (3).
D Holmes, Malcolm D., Perceptions of Abusive
Daniel, Coldwell, III, Observations on the Police Practices in a U.S.-Mexico Border
Relations Between the Transition of East¬ Community, 107-118,(1).
ern European/Central Asian Economies,
Economic Growth, and Direct Foreign In¬ J
vestment, 455-459 (3). Jian, Chunqi, Why Some Theories Fail to De¬
scribe, Explain, and Predict: Reconstruct¬
E ing the Future, 645-656 (4).
Ellis, William E., New Zealand Perceptions
of America: The Teaching of American
M
History/American Studies in New
Mogull, R.G., The Incidence of California
Zealand Universities, 245252 (2).
Poverty by Population Segment, 627-634
(4).
F
Moser, H. Ronald, How Consumers View
Freese, John R., Language, Symbols, and the
Advertising by Optometrists, 445-453
Nebraska Councils of Defense, 423-433
(3).
(3).
N
G
Goldfinger, John, Occupational Differences Nelson, Wayne E., How Consumers View
and the Division of Labor in Political Par¬ Advertising by Optometrists, 445-453
ty Activities, 119-132 (1). (3).
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P nomic Growth, and Direct Foreign
Patrick, Steven, Differences in Inmate-In¬ Investment, 455^59 (3).
mate and Inmate-Staff Altercations: Ex¬
amples from medium Security Prison, S
253-264 (2). Sylvia, R.D., Affirmative Action in Munici¬
Peterson, Steven A., The Politics of AIDS in pal Government: Political, Structural and
Curricula in the Schools: A Case Study of Demographic Determinants of Alterna¬
New York, 265-274 (2). tive Strategies, 615-625(4).
Pressman, Steven, The Gender Poverty Gap
in Developed Countries: Causes and Z
Cures, 275-286 (2). Zimmer, Martha H., Socioeconomic Deter¬
minants of Smoking Behavior During
R Pregnancy, 133-142(1).
Reid, John J., Observations on the Relations Zimmer, Michael A., Socioeconomic Deter¬
Between the Transition of Eastern Euro¬ minants of Smoking Behavior During
pean/Central Assian Economies, Eco¬ Pregnancy, 133-142(1).
REVIEW ESSAY
Author/Title
D
Downes, Bryan T., A Review Essay: Recent Change in Public Service Organizations,
Literature on Leading and Managing 657-672 (4).
BOOK REVIEWS
Author/Title
A D
Atchison, Patricia, Sacrificing Ourselves for Deo, Shripad, Economic Insanity: How
Love: Why Women Compomise Health Growth-Driven Capitalism is Devouring
and Self-Esteem and How to Stop, the American Dream, 467-469 (3).
461462 (3). Dunn, Tim, Law Enforcement and the INS: A
Participant Observation Study of Control
Agents, 152-154(1).
B
Braune, Nick, Police Ethics: Crisis in Law
E
Enforcement, 154-157 (1).
Eller, Jackie L., Everyday Revolutionaries:
Brown, Doug, Ethics and Economic
Working Women and the Transformation
Progress, 287-298 (2).
of American Life, 475-476 (3).
C H
Collins, Michael D., Kremlin Capitalism: Halabi, Awad Eddis, Gender and the Israeli-
Privatizing the Russian Economy, 290- Palestinian Conflict: The Politics of
293 (2). Women’s Resistance, 146-148 (1).
Index/Volume 35 679
Herwick, Mark S., Design and Systems: Gen¬ O
eral Applications of Methodology, 298- O’Brien, Paul W., Disaster Evacuation Be¬
300 (2). havior: Tourists and Other Transients,
Hoff, Samuel B., The American Presidency 465-467 (3).
Under Siege, 294-295 (2).
Huff-Corzine, Lin, Violence in Canada: So¬ R
ciopolitical Perspectives, 148-151 (1). Raulli, Julie A., Uprooted Women: Migrant
Domestics in the Caribbean, 472-473 (3).
K Robey, John, Mexico Megacity, 300-302 (2).
Kinnear, Douglas, American Economists of Rouse, Timothy P., Doin’ Drugs: Patterns of
the Late Twentieth Century, 295-298 (2). African American Addiction, 469-472
(3).
L
Lamb, Berton Lee, The Limits of Organiza¬ S
tional Change, 145-146 (1). Stanley, Debra L., Child Abuse and Delin¬
quency, 473-475 (3).
M
Moore, Helen A., American Academic and W
the Survival of Marxist Ideas, 143-145 Wark, Richard L, The Legacy of Anomie
(1). Theory, 462^65 (3).
Mumme, Stephen P., The Militarization of
the U.S.-Mexico Border 1978-1992: Low Y
Intensity Conflict Doctrine Comes Home, Yates, Donald L., The Radical Sociology of
290-292 (2). Durkheim and Mauss, 151-152 (1).
A