1. Is the Time Finally Ripe? Health Insurance Reforms in the 1990s—Theda Skocpol

2. Is Health Care Different? Popular Support of Federal Health and Social Policies—Mark Schlesinger and Tae-ku Lee

3. Health Reform Impasse: The Politics of American Ambivalence toward Government—Lawrence R. Jacobs

4. Can an Employer-based Health Insurance System Be Just?—Nancy S. Jecker

5. The Pragmatic Appeal of Employment-based Health Care Reform—David A. Rochefort

6. Universal Health Insurance That Really Works: Foreign Lessons for the United States—William A. Glaser

7. The Health Care Bureaucracy: Small Changes, Big Consequences—James A. Morone

8. Health Care Reform and Race-Specific Policies—Velvet G. Miller and Janis L. Curtis

9. Population-based Health Care for Communities—David Hartley

10. Lessons from the Frozen North—Theodore R. Marmor

11. News and Notes—David Warren

12. News from Affiliated Organizations

13. Contributors

14. Revisiting the Employment-Insurance Link—Joan E. Ruttenberg

15. From Community Health Care to Crisis Medicine: Have We Learned the Right Lessons?—Joan M. Leiman

William A. Glaser

David Hartley

Lawrence R. Jacobs

Nancy S. Jecker

Joan M. Leiman

Theodore R. Marmor

Velvet A. Morone

David A. Rochefort

Joan E. Ruttenberg

Mark Schlesinger

Theda Skocpol

David G. Warren

Janis L. Curtis

Tae-ku Lee

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