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RAILROAD POLICY AND INTERMODALISMO: POLICY CHOICES AFTER DEREGULATION

F. PLANT, JEREMY

Policy Studies Review, n.º 2/2002, pág. 13

1. Introduction. 2. Trailers on the rails: a policy and technology history. 3. Advances in intermodalism. 4. Public policy questions. 5. Conlcusions. 6. Endnotes. 7. References

REALIST REVOLUTIONS: FREE TRADE, OPEN ECONOMIES, PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY AND THEIR IMPACT ON LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS.

BROWN, TIMOTHY

Policy Studies Review, n.º 3/1998, pág. 35

Sumario

1. Abstract. 2. Tradition. 3. Latin America's lost century. 4. The return of realist revolution. 5. Latin American systems - yesterday, today, tomorrow. 6. Trade and aid as instruments of revolution. 7. Policy recommendations. 8. Commerce and finance. 9. Foreign assistance. 10. Footnotes. 11. References.

REGULATION THROUGH INFORMATION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF STATE-SPONSORED RIGHT-TO-KNOW PROGRAMS ON INDUSTRIAL TOXIC POLLUTION

GRANT II, DON S.;DOWNEY, LIAM

Policy Studies Review, n.º 4/1996, pág. 339

Sumario

1. Theoretical background. 2. Competing hypotheses on the effectiveness of right-to-know programs. 3. Methods. 4. Findings. 5. Discussion. 6. Endnotes.

REINVENTING GOVERNMENT AND RURAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: LESSONS FROM FIVE CASES

SYCH, LAWRENCE

Policy Studies Review, n.º 4/1999, pág. 220

Sumario

1. Introduction. 2. Forces promoting reinventedpublic transportation. 3. Reinvented government,decentralization, and coordination. 4. Likelihood ofcoordination. 5. Methodology. 6. Policy insights tocoordination as a form of reinvention. 7. Conclusions.

SCIENTIFIC-BUREAUCRATIC MEDICINE AND UK HEALTH POLICY

HARRISON, STEPHEN;WOOD, BRUCE

Policy Studies Review, n.º 4/2000, pág. 25

Sumario

Abstract. 1. Managing Demand in the NHS. 2.Scientific-Bureaucratic Medicine. 3. Scientific-BureaucraticMedicine in the United Kingdom. 4. Assessing the Potentialof Scientific-Bureaucratic Medicine.

SEPARATING ANALYSIS FROM POLITICS: ACID RAIN IN EUROPE

PATT, ANTHONY

Policy Studies Review, n.º 4/1999, pág. 104

Sumario

1. Introduction: analysis and politics. 2. Casestudy: acid rain in Europe. 3. Conclusions.

STATE-CIVIL SOCIETY NETWORKS FOR POLICY IMPLEMENTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

BRINKERHOFF, DERICK W.

Policy Studies Review, n.º 1/1999, pág. 123

Sumario

1. Introduction. 2. Clarifying state-civil societynetworks. 3. Three case illustrations. 4. Sahel regionallivestock trade reform. 5. The west african enterprisenetwork. 6. Natural resources co-management. 7. Situationalvariables influencing state-civil society networks. 8.Effective network mechanisms and processes.

SUSTAINABILITY AND DECISION-MAKING: THE EPA'S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE GRANT PROGRAM

FARRELL, ALEX

Policy Studies Review, n.º 4/1999, pág. 36

Sumario

1. Introduction. 2. Methodology. 3. Qualitativereview. 4. Quantitative results. 5. Discussion. 6.Conclusions.

SYMPOSIUM: MICROCREDIT

VARIOS

Policy Studies Review, n.º 2/2001, pág. 265

Sumario

1. Microcredit and Third World Development Policy.2. Microcredit as a Grass-Roots Policy for InternationalDevelopment. 3. "Small Is Indeed Beautiful, but...": TheContext of Microcredit Strategies in Nepal. 4. Developmentand the Role of Microcredit. 5. The Incorporated Township asthe Primary Recipient of Developmental Credit: A PolicyOption for African Government. 6. Delivering Microfinance inDeveloping Countries: Controversies and Policy Perspectives.

SYSTEMWIDE CHALLENGES TO INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DEPLOYMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPERIENCE

C. LAWTHER, WENDALL;E. WORRALL, HAROLD;FIGUEREDO, JORGE

Policy Studies Review, n.º 2/2002, pág. 90

Sumario

1. Introduction. 2. Tea-21 and its deployment and integration. 3. Systemwide challenges to implementation. 4. Institutional and organizational barriers. 5. Central Florida: its deployment issues. 6. Metro Orlando: its strategic deployment plan. 7. OOCEA: its master plan. 8. Systemwide: its challenges for Central Florida. 9. Conclusion. 10. Endnotes. 11. References.

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