Preface, Robert B. Hackey and David A. Rochefort
Introduction, James A. Morone
1. State Health Policy In Transition, Robert B. Hackey
I. The Institutional Context
2. Federalism and Health Care Policy: Toward Redefinition?, Frank J. Thompson
3. The Governors and Health Policymaking, Michael S. Dukakis
4. State Legislatures and Health Policy in the Market Era, John McDonough and Robert McGrath
II. Current Controversies
5. The Backlash Against Managed Care, David A. Rochefort
6. Launching SCHIP: The States and Children’s Health Insurance, William P. Brandon, Rosemary V. Chaudry, and Alice Sardell
7. Managed Care in Public Mental Health Systems, Chris Koyanagi and Joseph Bevilacqua
8. The Politics of Health Care Rationing: Lessons from Oregon, Jonathan Oberlander, Lawrence Jacobs, and Theodore R. Marmor
9. Shifting Frames, Enduring Foe: Tobacco as a State Health Policy Problem, Suzann R. Thomas-Buckle and Leonard Buckle
10. Promoting Public Health: Challenges for the States, William J. Waters, Jr.
III. Conclusion
11. State Health Politics and Policy: Rhetoric, Reality, and the Challenges Ahead, Thomas R. Oliver
Contributors
Index