1. Comparing Health Care Systems: What Nations Can Learn from One Another—William C. Hsiao

2. Challenges in the Provision of Care for the Chronically III—J. Rogers Hollingsworth and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth

3. News and Notes—David Warren

4. News from Affiliated Organizations

5. The United States: Breakthroughs and Waste—Uwe E. Reinhardt

6. The United Kingdom: Effective, Efficient, Equitable?—A. J. Culyer and Andrew Meads

7. Japan: Maintaining Equity through Regulated Fees—Naoki Ikegami

8. Germany: Solidarity at a Price—J.-Matthias Graf v.d. Schulenburg

9. Canada: The Real Issues—Robert G. Evans

10. On Being Old and Sick: The Burden of Health Care for the Elderly in Canada and the United States—Morris L. Barer, Clyde Hertzman, Robert Miller, and Marina V. Pascali

11. Private Outlets for Public Limitations: The Rise of Commercial Health Insurance in Israel—Marc A. Cohen and Tamara Barnea

12. Health Policy Regimes and the Single European Market—Christa Altenstetter

13. Pharmaceutical Regulation in the European Community: Barriers to Single Market Integration—Louis H. Orzack, Kenneth I. Kaitin, and Louis Lasagna

14. Home Care in Old Age: A Lost Cause?—Anne Jamieson

15. Falling through the Cracks: Care of the Chronically Mentally Ill in the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom—Ellen Jane Hollingsworth

16. Residential Care for the Elderly—Jens Alber

17. Strangers to Freedom?: Review Essay—Gary S. Belkin

18. Madness in the Streets: How Psychiatry and the Law Abandoned the Mentally III—Paul A. Lombardo

19. Serious and Unstable Condition: Financing America's Health Care—Bruce Spitz

Jens Alber

Christa Altenstetter

Morris L. Barer

Gary S. Belkin

Marc A. Cohen

A. J. Culyer

Robert G. Evans

J. Rogers Hollingsworth

Naoki Ikegami

Anne Jamieson

Paul A. Lombardo

Louis H. Orzack

Uwe E. Reinhardt

Bruce Spitz

J.-Matthias Graf v. d. Schulenburg

David G. Warren

Clyde Hertzman

Ellen Jane Hollingsworth

Kenneth I. Kaitin

Andrew Meads

Louis Lasagna

Robert Miller

Marina V. Pascali

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