1. Editor's Note Learning from Experience—Mark A. Peterson

2. The Need for an Antitrust Policy for a Health Care Industry in Transition—Jack Zwanziger

3. Hospital Mergers and Antitrust Enforcement—Gregory Vistnes

4. Books Received

5. News and Notes—David Warren

6. News From Affiliated Organizations

7. Contributors

8. Nothing Succeeds Like the Right Kind of Failure: Postwar National Health Insurance Initiatives in Canada and the United States—Antonia Maioni

9. Medigap Regulation: Lessons for Health Care Reform—Peter D. Fox, Thomas Rice, and Lisa Alecxih

10. Balance Billing under Medicare: Protecting Beneficiaries and Preserving Physician Participation—David C. Colby, Thomas Rice, Jill Bernstein, and Lyle Nelson

11. Continuing Care Retirement Communities: Prospects for Reducing Institutional Long-Term Care—Frank A. Sloan, Christopher J. Conover, and May W. Shayne

12. Malpractice Reform in the 1990s: Past Disappointments, Future Success?—Eleanor D. Kinney

13. Federal Antitrust Merger Enforcement Standards: A Good Fit for the Hospital Industry?—Gloria J. Bazzoli, David Marx, Jr., Richard J. Arnould, and Larry M. Manheim

14. Reforming the British National Health Service: Implementation Problems in London—John H. James

15. Political Analysis and the Welfare State: Can We Learn from History?—Theodore Marmor and Jonathan Oberlander

16. Disability and the Displaced Worker—Jerry L. Mashaw

17. AIDS Prevention and Services: Community-Based Research—Carol Levine

18. Sexual Politics in Cuba: Machismo, Homosexuality, and AIDS—Damian J. Fernandez

19. Health Data in the Information Age: Use, Disclosure, and Privacy—Marc Rotenberg

Gloria Bazzoli

David C. Colby

Damian J. Fernandez

Peter D. Fox

John H. James

Eleanor DeArman Kinney

Carol Levine

Antonia Maioni

Theodore R. Marmor

Jerry L. Mashaw

Marc Rotenberg

Frank A. Sloan

Gregory Vistnes

David G. Warren

Jack Zwanziger

Christopher J. Conover

David Marx

Jonathan Oberlander

Thomas Rice

Lisa Alecxih

Richard J. Arnould

Jill Bernstein

May W. Shayne

Larry M. Manheim

Lyle Nelson

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