.... The guidance of stakeholders in the research and policy analysis process was vital in driving meaningful results during an important time in health policy making in California. The manuscript discusses lessons learned in building relationships with stakeholders; meeting research and analytic needs; engaging...

... are clear-cut, we write the author including the readers’ comments and our decision-accept with or without revisions, reject, or reject and suggest some major rewriting. If the first two reviewers’ opinions diverge sharply, the manuscript is sent to a third reader. When an author revises...

... requests, as Dan wrote, “by first telling us that we were entitled to the documents and then regretting that the documents could not be found.” A few weeks after we completed our interviews and had translated and discussed published documents, Dan sent me a draft manuscript of approximately 150 double...

... the length of our issues has doubled and tripled in length, we now find ourselves having to turn down genuinely promising manuscripts. More important, we have developed a distinctive voice (that’s a market niche to you unregenerate economists). JHPPL has become, I think, the journal linking...

...Mark A. Peterson © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Reference Peterson M. A. “The Time Was Right: Political Contexts and Strategic Choices on the Long Road to Health Reform.” Unpublished book manuscript . Rethinking Conceptual Frameworks...

... the Journal’s editor with the Fall 1990 issue (volume 15, number 3). Beginning immediately, all manuscripts submitted for publication in the Journal should be sent to the attention of James Morone, Department of Political Science, Box 1844, Brown University, Providence, RI 02912. As before, please...

...Jennifer M. Mellor; Jeffrey Milyo © 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Deaton, Angus. 2001 . Health, Inequality, and Economic Development . Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Deaton, A., and D. Lubotsky. 2001 . Mortality,Inequality, and Race in American...

... Copyright © 1983 by the Department of Health Administration, Duke University 1983 From the Editors We want to acknowledge just how much we have depended, for reviews of manuscripts, on scholars not represented on our editorial board. Just how many we didn’t quite realize...

... alter American political   discourse. Some Words of Thanks I suspect that every journal editor goes through a sort of personal evolu- tion. When you first take up the position, you try to do everything, from soliciting new manuscripts to proofing the final copy. Fortunately for all concerned...

... editors have been my primary source of assistance, from organizing and managing the entire manuscript process to assem- bling and copyediting the issues, to overseeing every dimension of the edi- torial office. Jacquelyn Stephanou, the first JHPPL managing editor to be in residence with the editor, set...

... recent book is Regulation and Quality of Dental Care (1978). He has given presentations at many academic and professional gatherings. Let me also take this opportunity to thank the remaining board members for the continuing hi& level of their criticism of manuscripts, which is appreciated...

... interested in the politics of health policy will be represented by Sherry Glied (Columbia University), who will serve as the associate editor for economically ori- ented manuscripts. Sherry is perhaps foremost among her cohort of health economists in thinking about the political implications...

...: An Examination of Arizona's Alternative to Medicaid. Health Services Research 20 ( 3 ): 245 -66. Giesner , M. 1987 . Long-Term Care in Arizona, Present and Future: Assuring Quality in the Long-Term Care System. Unpublished manuscript. Hillman , D. B. , and J. B. Christianson. 1984...

.... Subscriptions are up to close to 2,000, manuscript flow is still brisk, and selectivity is more stringent all the time. The last four years have been ones of steady improvement on all these measures. For all these successes, we owe you-our authors, the members of the Editorial Board, and our readers-our...

.... Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Deaton, A., and D. Lubotsky. 2001. Mortality, Inequality, and Race in American Cities and States. Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Greenland, Sander. 1992. Divergent Biases in Ecological and Individual-Level Stud...

... is likely to have a significant impact on regression results. Jennifer M. Mellor and Jeffrey Milyo References Deaton, Angus. 2001. Health, Inequality, and Economic Development. Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton...

.... Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Deaton, A., and D. Lubotsky. 2001. Mortality, Inequality, and Race in American Cities and States. Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Greenland, Sander. 1992. Divergent Biases in Ecological and Individual-Level Stud...

.... Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Deaton, A., and D. Lubotsky. 2001. Mortality, Inequality, and Race in American Cities and States. Unpublished manuscript. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Greenland, Sander. 1992. Divergent Biases in Ecological and Individual-Level Stud...

..., Agency Waiting Costs, and FDA Drug Approval. American Journal of Political Science 46 : 490 -505. ———. 2003 . Protection without Capture: Product Approval by a Politically Responsive, Learning Regulator . Unpublished manuscript. Harvard University. Carpenter, Daniel P., Michael Chernew, Dean G...

... it was, at least in the Washington arena. Unfortunately, I also have a complaint. As I read over the published version, I saw only one editorial change in the manuscript I submitted -but that change implies an opinion that I must disown. On Page 164 of the Spring issue, where I am discussing...