1. Editor's Column—James A. Morone

2. The Cost and Value of Second Surgical Opinion Programs: A Critical Review of the Literature—Phoebe A. Lindsey and Joseph P. Newhouse

3. Legislative Incapacity: The Congressional Role in Environmental Policy-making and the Case of Superfund—Barry G. Rabe

4. Physician-Management Relationships at HCA: A Case Study—Paul Campbell and Nancy M. Kane

5. Estimating the Extent of Medicaid Spend-Down in Nursing Homes—Denise A. Spence and Joshua M. Wiener

6. Health Economics: A Report on the Field—Roger Feldman and Michael A. Morrisey

7. News and Notes—David G. Warren

8. News from Affiliated Organizations

9. Contributors

10. Health Policy and the Politics of Research in the United States—Daniel M. Fox

11.Research, Policy, and the National Health Service—Rudolf Klein

12. Finding Audiences, Changing Beliefs: The Structure of Research Use in Canadian Health Policy—

Jonathan Lomas

13. Paying the Hospital—David Wilsford

14. Hospital Behavior in a Competitive Market—J. Michael Woolley

15. Environmental Accidents and Public Responsibility—Daniel Swartzman

16. Too Poor to Be Sick: Access to Medical Care for the Uninsured—James W. Fossett

17. Theory and Practice of Managed Competition in Health Care Finance—Paul B. Ginsburg

18. Health Care and Public Policy: An Australian Analysis—Terri Jackson

19. The State and the Medical Profession—Andrew C. Twaddle

20. The Last Civil Rights Movement: Disabled Peoples' International—Gunnar Dybwad

21. Designing and Conducting Health Surveys—Marty Wyngaarden Krauss

22. Newly Received

Paul Campbell

Gunnar Dybwad

Roger D. Feldman

James W. Fossett

Daniel M. Fox

Paul B. Ginsburg

Terri Jackson

Rudolf Klein

Marty Wyngaarden Krauss

Phoebe A. Lindsey

Jonathan Lomas

Barry G. Rabe

Denise A. Spence

Daniel Swartzman

Andrew C. Twaddle

David Wilsford

J. Michael Woolley

Nancy M. Kane

Michael A. Morrisey

Joseph P. Newhouse

Joshua M. Wiener

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