1. Introduction: Health Care into the Next Century—Mark A. Peterson

2. The New Politics of U.S. Health Policy—Jacob S. Hacker and Theda Skocpol

3. The Health System in Transition: Care, Cost, and Coverage—Kenneth E. Thorpe

4. The Dynamics of Market-Level Change—Paul B. Ginsburg

5. Can Markets Give Us the Health System We Want?—Thomas Rice

6. Going for the Gold: The Redistributive Agenda behind Market-Based Health Care Reform—Robert G. Evans

7. The Technocratic Wish: Making Sense and Finding Power in the "Managed" Medical Marketplace—Gary S. Belkin

8. The Doctor as Businessman: The Changing Politics of a Cultural Icon—Deborah A. Stone

9. Markets, Medicare, and Making Do: Business Strategies after National Health Care Reform—Cathie Jo Martin

10. Managed Care and Medicare Reform—Jonathan B. Oberlander

11. Markets and Public Programs: Insights from Oregon and Tennessee—Marsha Gold

12. Who Was That Straw Man Anyway? A Comment on Evans And Rice—Mark V. Pauly

13. What Does Economics Have to Say about Health Policy Anyway? A Comment and Correction on Evans and Rice—Martin Gaynor and William B. Vogt

14. A Reply to Gaynor and Vogt, and Pauly—Thomas Rice

15. Coarse Correction—And Way Off Target—Robert G. Evans

16. News and Notes—David Warren

17. News from Affiliated Organizations

18. Contributors

19. A Farewell to Sol Levine—Robin Osborn

Gary S. Belkin

Robert G. Evans

Martin Gaynor

Paul B. Ginsburg

Marsha R. Gold

Jacob S. Hacker

Cathie Jo Martin

Jonathan Oberlander

Robin Osborn

Mark V. Pauly

Thomas Rice

Deborah A. Stone

Kenneth E. Thorpe

David G. Warren

Theda Skocpol

William B. Vogt

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