DISCOURSE AND ARGUMENT IN BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT WILDERNESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS

GINGER, CLARE

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 2/2000, pág. 292

1. Background. 2. BLM Wilderness EISs asArgumentative Discourse. 3. Implications. 4. Appendix:Research Methods.

DISCOURSE, PARTY, AND POLICY: THE CASE OF ABORTION, 1965-1972

NOSSIFF, ROSEMARY

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 2/1998, pág. 244

1. Methodology. 2. Agenda setting and municipal reform. 3. Public discourses. a) Religious discourse. b) Legal discourse. 4. The New York campaign. 5. The Pennsylvania case. 6. Conclusion. 7. Notes. 8. References.

DISTINGUISHING DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES FROM DEVELOPER GIVE-AWAYS: A CRITICAL GUIDE FOR DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS AND CITIZENS.

ODEN, MICHAEL D.;MUELLER, ELIZABETH J.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1999, pág. 147

1. Background: Tax incentives and local economicdevelopment. 2. The central questions for evaluatingproposed tax incentives. 3. Conclusion: Laying thegroundwork for better deals.

DIVIDED GOVERNMENT AND THE RISE OF SOCIAL REGULATION

ROSE, MELODY

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 4/2001, pág. 611

1. Incentives. 2. Alternative explanations. 3. Methodology: Coding and the Theory of Public Policy Types. 4. Methodology: The Population of Important Votes. 5. Findings. 6. Analysis and Conclusion.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: BALANCING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERESTS

MACLIN, S. ALEXANDER.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1999, pág. 79

ELITE AND PARTICIPATORY POLICYMAKING: FINDING BALANCE IN A CASE OF NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING

STEELMAN, TODDI A.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/2001, pág. 71

1. Trends Toward Greater Participation. 2.Democratic Theories Applied to Policymaking. 3.Participation in National Forest Planning and Policymaking.4. Research Methods. 5. The Planning Process on the MNF. 6.Findings. 7. Lessons About Elite and ParticipatoryPolicymaking. 7. Finding Balance in Elite and ParticipatoryDecisionmaking.

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS IN POST-CORPORATIST MEXICO

AUER, MATTHEW

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/2001, pág. 437

EQUITABLE APPROACHES TO LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

KRUMHOLZ, NORMAN

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1999, pág. 83

1. The development process. 2. Examples ofequitable approaches to local economic development. 3.Lessons and future possibilities.

EVALUATING THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY: THE SOIL BANK, THE CRP, AND AIRBORNE PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS

RINGQUIST , EVAN J.;LEE, JEFFREY A.;ERVIN, R. TERRY

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/1995, pág. 519

1. Public policy and air quality. 2. Causes, effects, and distribution of agricultural air pollution. 3) Environmental conservation in agricultural policy. 4. Evaluating the environmental effects of soil conservation...

EXPLORING THE BASIS FOR PARENTAL CHOICE IN PUBLIC EDUCATION: ASSESSING SCHOOL PERFORMANCE IN TENNESSEE

ROE LEE, SUNG;FITZGERALD, MICHAEL R.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 4/1996, pág. 595

1. The public choice perspective. 2. The debate over school consolidation. 3. Data and analysis. 4. Results. 5. Conclusion.

FAMILIAL PURPOSES: AN ARGUMENT AGAINST THE PROMOTION OF FAMILY UNIFORMITY.

STRUENING, KAREN

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/1999, pág. 477

1. The one-purpose family. 2. The multipurposefamily. 3. Toward a more pluralist conception of family.

FEDERALISM AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: EXPLAINING AMERICAN AND CANADIAN INNOVATION IN POLLUTION PREVENTION AND REGULATORY INTEGRATION

RABE, BARRY G.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 2/1999, pág. 288

1. The role of federalism. 2. The role of agenciesand policy entrepreneurship. 3. Regulatory tools:Permitting. 4. Pollution Prevention. 5. Informationdisclosure on toxic releases. 6. Outcomes vs. outputs. 7.Conclusions.

FEMINISTS IN POWER: WOMEN CABINET MINISTERS IN THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY (NDP) GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO, 1990-1995

HYLAND BYRNE, LESLEY

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 4/1997, pág. 601

1. Quantitative vs. Qualitative representation. 2. Methodology. 3. Yes, but are they feminists? Qualitative representation. 4. Impact on policy. 5. Institutional change. 6. Conclusion. 7. Notes. 8. References.

FORGING CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS: THE ALLIANCE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY AMONG IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS

BRADSHAW LYNN, DAHLIA

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/2002, pág. 132

1. Immigration and Immigration Policy. 2. Beyond the Numbers. 3. The Immigrant Experience. 4. Public Health Care Issues. 5. Linking Public Safety and Public Health. 6. The Portland Experience. 7. Conclusions.

FORTUITOUS CONSEQUENCE: THE DOMESTIC POLITIES OF THE 1991 CANADA-UNITED STATES AGREEMENT ON AIR QUALITY

EMMONS ALLISON, JULIANN

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 2/1999, pág. 347

1. Acid rain and regulatory politics in Canada andthe United States. 2. Negotiating the Canada-U.S. agreementon air quality. 3. Conclusion.

GOVERNMENTAL SUASION: REFOCUSING THE LOWI POLICY TYPOLOGY

ANDERSON, JOHN L.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 2/1997, pág. 266

1. Suasion. 2. Public health and suasion. a) A survey of public health policy origins. b) The developers of suasion. c) A web of language-oriented power. d) Conflict and suasively based public health policy. 3. Conclusion. 4. Notes. 5. References.

HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE CLEANUP AND NEIGHBORHOOD REDEVELOPMENT: AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS MULTIPLE SOCIALLY DESIRABLE GOALS

GREENBERG, MICHAEL;SCHNEIDER, DONA

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1995, pág. 105

1. Introduction. 2. Hazardous waste site remediation under superfund. 3. Political vulnerability of narrowly-defined hazardous waste cleanup programs. 4. Broadening the base of potential support. 5. Discussion.

HOW MUCH PRIVATIZATION?. A RESEARCH NOTE EXAMINING THE USE OF PRIVATIZATION BY CITIES IN 1982 AND 1992

GREENE, JEFFREY D.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 4/1996, pág. 632

1. Data and Methods. 2. Findings. 3. Conclusion.

IMMIGRANT NEEDS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES: IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICYMAKERS

NORRIS-TIRRELL, DOROTHY

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/2002, pág. 58

1. Previous Research. 2. Contemporary Immigration. 3. Research Design and Method. 4. Immigrant Groups Compared. 5. Implications for Local Government.

IMMIGRATION AS A POLITICAL DILEMMA IN BRITAIN: IMPLICATIONS FOR WESTERN EUROPE

MESSINA, ANTHONY M.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 4/1995, pág. 686

1. Introduction: The Dilemma Outlined. 2. The Liberal Model. 3. The Political-Historical Thesis. 4. The Political Institutional Breakdown Perspective. 5. The Dilemma Explored: The British Case. 6. Conclusions.

INNOVATION IN URBAN POLICY: MOVEMENT AND INCORPORATION IN CITY ADMINISTRATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

CLAVEL, PIERRE;DEPPE, MAILE

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1999, pág. 115

1. The progressive city. 2. Community developmentcorporations. 3. Implications.

INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT

PIGG, KENNETH E.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/1996, pág. 515

INSTITUTIONS, INTERESTS, ENERGY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT: POLICYMAKING IN CORPORATISM, PLURALISM, AND BEYOND

MATTHEWS, MARY M.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/2001, pág. 407

INTEGRATION AND EUROPE'S DEFENSE INDUSTRY: A REACTIVE SPILLOVER APPROACH

GUAY, TERRENCE R.

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 3/1996, pág. 404

1. Introduction. 2. The EU and Europe's Defense Industry: Theoretical Explanations. 3. A "Reactive Spillover" Approach. 4. Conclusion.

INTRODUCTION: THE EVIDENTIARY BASE FOR POLICY ANALYSIS: EMPIRICIST VERSUS POSTPOSITIVIST POSITIONS.

DELEON, PETER

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1998, pág. 109