Understanding health care reform

American health care reform: separating sense from nonsense

Medical care politics: constraints on reform

How we got to where we are: American health care politics, 1970 to 1990

Medical care crises and the welfare state

Nonprofit organizations and health care

Cutting waste by making rules: promises, pitfalls and realistic prospects

Rationing: painful prescription, inadequate diagnosis

Debate over universal health insurance

American medical care reform: are we doomed to fail

Reflections on the argument for competition in medical care.

Case for straightforward reform

Missing alternative: how Washington elites pushed single-prayer reform plans off the agenda

Hype and hyperbole in health reform

Comparative perspectives

Patterns of fact and fiction in use of the Canadian experience

Japan: a sobering lesson

Policy choices: dilemmas and decisions

Coalition or collision: medicare and health reform

Implementation: making reform work.