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  Volume 28, Number 2-3, April 2003

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News and Notes

pp. 565-566
Christopher J. Conover
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News from Affiliated Organizations

pp. 567-568
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Articles

Introduction: Who Shall Lead?

pp. 181-194
Mark A. Peterson
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Part 1-The Public Sector: A New Federalism?

Agency, Contract, and Governance: Shifting Shapes of Accountability in the Health Care Arena

pp. 195-215
Carolyn J. Tuohy
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Three Meanings of Capacity; Or, Why the Federal Government Is Most Likely to Lead on Insurance Access Issues

pp. 217-244
Joseph White
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Leading the Health Policy Orchestra: The Need for an Intergovernmental Partnership

pp. 245-270
Michael S. Sparer
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Power to the People? Restoring Citizen Participation

pp. 271-288
James A. Morone, Elizabeth H. Kilbreth
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Part 2-The Private Sector: A New Industry?

Is the Doctor In? The Evolving Role of Organized Medicine in Health Policy

pp. 289-316
Miriam Laugesen, Thomas H. Rice
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Employers: Passive Purchasers or Provocateurs?

pp. 317-340
Cathie J. Martin
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The Politics of Managed Competition: Public Abuse of the Private Interest

pp. 341-353
James C. Robinson
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Reform and Remembrance: The Place of the Private Sector in the Future of Health Care Policy

pp. 355-385
Grant Reeher
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Part 3-New Sources of Change?

Unfinished Business: How Litigation Relates to Health Care Regulation

pp. 387-419
William M. Sage
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Who Shall Lead: Is There a Future for Population Health?

pp. 421-442
David Mechanic
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The Skeptic's Guide to a Movement for Universal Health Insurance

pp. 443-471
Constance A. Nathanson
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No Exit and the Organization of Voice in Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals

pp. 473-507
Donald Light, Ramon Castellblanch, Pablo Arredondo, Deborah Socolar
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Part 4-Commentaries

Unchanging New Leadership

pp. 509-515
David M. Frankford
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Shadow Governance: The Political Construction of Health Policy Leadership

pp. 517-524
Lawrence D. Brown
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Books

Public Health and Law: Past and Future Visions

pp. 525-552
Wendy K. Mariner
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Health Equities Worldwide

pp. 552-556
Ann Mariko Sakaguchi
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Holding Health Care Accountable: Law and the New Medical Marketplace (review)

pp. 556-560
Mark A. Hall
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The New Politics of State Health Policy (review)

pp. 561-563
Michael S. Sparer
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Contributors

pp. 569-574
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