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AUTHOR INDEX
ABBOTT, R. B.
LRP-200703-11 A Randomized Controlled Trial of Tai Chi for Tension
Headaches.
ABELES, M.
LRP-200610-27 Minimally Important Difference in Diffuse Systemic
Sclerosis: Results from the D-Penicillamine Study.
ABRAMSON, P. R.
LRP-200712-14 Sexual Pleasure and Condom Use.
ACEVEDO-GARCIA, D.
LRP-200704-06 Lifecourse, Immigrant Status and Acculturation in
Food Purchasing and Preparation Among Low-Income
Mothers.
LRP-200710-46 Nativity and Duration of Time in the United States:
Differences in Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among LowIncome Postpartum Women.
ADAMS, G. R.
LRP-200700-23 Ethnic Variations in Dementia Caregiving Experiences:
Insights from Focus Groups.
ADAMS, J. L.
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MG-146/1-1-RC
Do Policies That Target Physicians Who Make Medical
Malpractice Payments Reduce Negligent Injuries?
Quality of Care Is Associated with Survival in Vulnerable
Older Patients.
The Quality of Obstructive Lung Disease Care for Adults
in the United States as Measured by Adherence to
Recommended Processes.
Does Ambulatory Process of Care Predict Health-Related
Quality of Life Outcomes for Patients with Chronic
Disease?
Reducing Medical Malpractice by Targeting Physicians
Making Medical Malpractice Payments.
Patient Centered Experiences in Breast Cancer:
Predicting Long-Term Adherence to Tamoxifen Use.
Combining Multiple Indicators of Clinical Quality: An
Evaluation of Different Analytic Approaches.
Relationship Between Number of Medical Conditions and
Quality of Care.
Does Concordance Between Data Sources Vary by
Medical Organization Type?
The Quality of Ambulatory Care Delivered to Children in
the United States.
Quality by Any Other Name? A Comparison of Three
Profiling Systems for Assessing Health Care Quality.
Surviving Colorectal Cancer: Patient-Reported Symptoms
4 Years After Diagnosis.
Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key Findings.
AFIFI, A. K.
MG-146/1-1-RC Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key Findings.
AGICH, G. J.
LRP-200705-08 The Ethics of Using Quality Improvement Methods in
Health Care.
AGOSTI, J. M.
RB-9293
Estimating the Global Impact of Improved Diagnostic
Tools for the Developing World.
AHARONOVICH, E.
LRP-200612-40 Behavior Therapy for Depression in Drug Dependence
(BTDD): Results of a Stage Ia Therapy Development
Pilot.
AHMED,MANSOOR
LRP-200708-05 Reliability, Validity, and Minimally Important Differences of
the SF-6D in Systemic Sclerosis.
ALEDORT, J. E.
RB-9293
LRP-200708-04 Cost-Effectiveness of Peginterferon Alpha-2a Compared
with Lamivudine Treatment in Patients with HBe-AntigenPositive Chronic Hepatitis B in the United Kingdom.
ALEXANDER, J. A.
LRP-200706-04 Organizational Culture and Physician Satisfaction with
Dimensions of Group Practice.
ALKIRE, B.
TR-418-AF
Guidelines and Metrics for Assessing Space System Cost
Estimates.
MG-528-NAVY Littoral Combat Ships: Relating Performance to Mission
Package Inventories, Homeports, and Installation Sites.
ALLAN, R.
RB-9293
ALLEN, M. L.
LRP-200702-11 Adolescent Participation in Preventive Health Behaviors,
Physical Activity, and Nutrition: Differences Across
Immigrant Generations for Asians and Latinos Compared
with Whites.
ALMEIDA, M. J. C. A.
LRP-200708-09 Commercial Venues as Supports for Physical Activity in
Adolescent Girls.
ALTSCHULER, A.
LRP-200711-05 Balancing Participation and Expertise: A Comparison
of Locally and Centrally Managed Health Care Quality
Improvement Within Primary Care Practices.
AMIN, A.
LRP-200710-38 Application of Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3
Quality Indicators to Patients with Advanced Dementia
and Poor Prognosis.
LRP-200710-39 Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3 Quality Indicators.
LRP-200710-40 Introduction to the Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3
Quality Indicators Measurement Set.
ANDEREGG, C. R.
MG-597-AF
Absorbing and Developing Qualified Fighter Pilots: The
Role of the Advanced Simulator.
ANDERSEN, R.
RB-9300
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among
People with HIV: Lessons from HCSUS.
ANDERSON, R.
LRP-200704-17 Job Satisfaction of Nurse Aides in Nursing Homes: Intent
to Leave and Turnover.
ANDERSON, R. L.
LRP-200704-07 Examination of the Association Between Syringe
Exchange Program (SEP) Dispensation Policy and SEP
Client-Level Syringe Coverage Among Injection Drug
Users.
LRP-200705-13 The Impact of Legalizing Syringe Exchange Programs on
Arrests Among Injection Drug Users in California.
LRP-200706-05 Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Hepatitis C Virus
Testing Services at Syringe Exchange Programs:
Availability and Outcomes.
LRP-200707-02 Higher Syringe Coverage Is Associated with Lower Odds
of HIV Risk and Does Not Increase Unsafe Syringe
Disposal Among Syringe Exchange Program Clients.
ANDREWS, B.
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ANDREWS, M. L.
LRP-200703-25 Physical Functioning and Mental Well-Being in
Association with Health Outcome in Patients Enrolled in
the Multicenter Automatic Defibrillator Implantation Trial II.
LRP-200708-07 Improved Survival Associated with Prophylactic
Implantable Defibrillators in Elderly Patients with Prior
Myocardial Infarction and Depressed Ventricular Function:
A MADIT-II Substudy.
ANDREYEVA, T.
RB-9043-1
Obesity and Disability: The Shape of Things to Come.
LRP-200700-24 Cross-Country Variation in Obesity Patterns Among Older
Americans and Europeans.
LRP-200707-12 Obesity and Health in Europeans Ages 50 and Older.
WR-495
Cross-Country Variation in Obesity Patterns Among Older
ANGER, J. T.
LRP-200703-10 Complications of Sling Surgery Among Female Medicare
Beneficiaries.
LRP-200704-15 The Role of Provider Volume on Outcomes After Sling
Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence.
LRP-200705-25 Racial Disparities in the Surgical Management of Stress
Incontinence Among Female Medicare Beneficiaries.
LRP-200710-02 Variations in Stress Incontinence and Prolapse
Management by Surgeon Specialty.
LRP-200710-04 The Role of Preoperative Testing on Outcomes After
Sling Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence.
LRP-200712-15 The Effect of Age on Outcomes of Sling Surgery for
Urinary Incontinence.
ANGERS, J. P.
MG-538-A
Supporting Training Strategies for Brigade Combat Teams
Using Future Combat Systems (FCS) Technologies.
ANTHONY, C. R.
RB-9237
Health System Reconstruction and Nation-Building.
MG-327-1-GG The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State
ANTOINE, H. J.
LRP-200702-12 Haplotypes in the Lipoprotein Lipase Gene Influence
High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol Response to Statin
Therapy and Progression of Atherosclerosis in Coronary
Artery Bypass Grafts.
ARAI, Y.
LRP-200805-03 The Effect of Erectile Function on the Use of
Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitors After Radical
Prostatectomy in Japanese and U.S. Men.
ARENA, M. V.
RB-236-AF
Is Weapon System Cost Getting Better or Worse?
RB-9253-NAVY Sustaining the Ability to Design Nuclear Submarine.
RB-9274-OSD Does Buying the F-22A under a Multiyear Contract Save
Money ?
MG-588-AF
Is Weapon System Cost Growth Increasing? A
Quantitative Assessment of Completed and Ongoing
Programs.
MG-608-NAVY Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities.
MG-608/1-NAVY Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities:
Executive Summary.
MG-664-OSD F-22A Multiyear Procurement Program: An Assessment
of Cost Savings.
ARKES, J.
TR-470-AF
The Dynamic Retention Model for Air Force Officers:
New Estimates and Policy Simulations of the Aviator
Continuation Pay Program.
LRP-200701-11 Does the Economy Affect Teenage Substance Use?
MG-584-AF
Estimating the Benefits of the Air Force Purchasing and
Supply Chain Management Initiative.
Atherosclerosis (MESA).
ARONOFF, J.
RP-1308
ARORA, V. M.
LRP-200710-36 Quality Indicators for Hospitalization and Surgery in
Vulnerable Elders.
ARTISTICO, D.
LRP-200703-16 Using a Knowledge-and-Appraisal Model of Personality
Architecture to Understand Consistency and Variability in
Smokers’ Self-Efficacy Appraisals in High-Risk Situations.
ASARNOW, J. R.
LRP-200500-20 Correlates of “Non-Problematic” and “Problematic”
Substance Use Among Depressed Adolescents in
Primary Care.
ASCH, S. M.
LRP-200612-41 The Quality of Obstructive Lung Disease Care for Adults
LRP-200702-16 Can a Chronic Care Model Collaborative Reduce Heart
Disease Risk in Patients with Diabetes?
LRP-200703-29 Suboptimal Control of Atherosclerotic Disease Risk
Factors After Cardiac and Cerebrovascular Procedures.
LRP-200704-19 Disaster Planning and Risk Communication with
Vulnerable Communities: Lessons from Hurricane
Katrina.
LRP-200705-20 “They Blew the Levee”: Distrust of Authorities Among
Hurricane Katrina Evacuees.
LRP-200706-12 Relationship Between Number of Medical Conditions and
Quality of Care.
LRP-200710-42 Quality by Any Other Name? A Comparison of Three
LRP-200710-47 Developing Quality Indicators for the Appropriateness of
Resuscitation in Prehospital Atraumatic Cardiac Arrest.
ASHWOOD, J. S.
RB-9267-HLTH How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity .
LRP-200705-17 Weekend Schoolyard Accessibility, Physical Activity, and
Obesity: The Trial of Activity in Adolescent Girls (TAAG)
Study.
ASIMOV, I.
CB-183-1
Planets for Man.
ATALAH S., E.
LRP-200711-09 Efecto Del Consumo De Un Complemento Alimentario
En La Concentraciâon Plasmâatica De Cinc En Adultos
Mayores Residentes En Santiago De Chile = Effect of
the Consumption of a Food Supplement on Plasma Zinc
Concentrations of Free-Living Chilean Elderly Adults.
AUGUSTINE, C. H.
RB-9248-QATARA New System for K-12 Education in Qatar.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
A New System for K-12 Education in Qatar (Arabic
Version) .
MG-548-QATAR Education for a New Era: Design and Implementation of
K-12 Education Reform in Qatar.
MG-548/1-QATAR
Education for a New Era: Design and Implementation of
K-12 Education Reform in Qatar: Executive Summary.
AUSINK, J. A.
MG-559/1-AF
MG-597-AF
ARNETT, D. K.
LRP-200708-16 Family History of Premature Coronary Heart Disease
and Coronary Artery Calcification: Multi-Ethnic Study of
The Break the Cycle Evaluation Project.
Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for
Operation Iraqi Freedom (Unrestricted Version).
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AVILA, L.
AVORN, J.
LRP-200705-37 Effect of Content and Format of Prescription Drug Labels
on Readability, Understanding, and Medication Use: A
Systematic Review.
LRP-200710-14 Quality Indicators for Medication Use in Vulnerable Elders
/|William H. Shrank, Jennifer M. Polinski, and Jerry Avorn.
AYANIAN, J. Z.
LRP-200709-14 Preventive Health Examinations and Preventive
Gynecological Examinations in the United States.
AZEN, S.
LRP-200706-16 Severity of Visual Field Loss and Health-Related Quality
of Life.
MG-559/1-AF
BALKOVICH, E.
TR-209-QF
Design of the Qatar National Research Fund:
An Overview of the Study Approach and Key
Recommendations.
WR-458
Mobile Technology and Action Teams: Assessing
Blackberry Use in Law Enforcement Units.
BALLEGOOIJEN, M. VAN
LRP-200710-01 Human Papillomavirus Triage of Women with Persistent
Borderline or Mildly Dyskaryotic Smears: Comparison of
Costs and Side Effects of Three Alternative Strategies.
BANKES, S. C.
TR-392
Enhancing Strategic Planning with Massive Scenario
Generation: Theory and Experiments.
BANKS, J.
WR-536
AZRIN, S. T.
RB-9254
Behavioral Health Parity: Consequences for Federal
Employee Health Plans.
LRP-200702-05 Impact of Full Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity
for Children in the Federal Employees Health Benefits
Program.
AZZONE, V.
RB-9254
Program.
BAGLEY, S.
LRP-200701-21 Efficacy and Comparative Effectiveness of Off-Label Use
of Atypical Antipsychotics: Executive Summary.
BARDENHEIER, B.
LRP-200711-08 Increasing Influenza Immunization for Long-Term Care
Facility Staff Using Quality Improvement.
BARNEY, H.
RB-9259-NSF
MG-589-NSF
BAILEY, A.
RB-229-AF
MG-555-AF
MG-624-AF
The Cost of Producing New Airmen Can Be Reduced
with a Better Mixture of On-the-Job Training and
Schoolhouse Courses.
Finding the Balance Between Schoolhouse and On-theJob Training.
Common Battlefield Training for Airmen.
BAILY, M. A.
Health Care.
BAIS, A. G.
BAJORSKA, A.
LRP-200701-20 Improved Health Care Among Children with Special
Health Care Needs After Enrollment into the State
Children’s Health Insurance Program.
LRP-200704-24 Impact of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program
on Adolescents in New York.
BALAKRISHNAN, A.
TR-360-DHS
Freedom and Information: Assessing Publicly Available
Data Regarding U.S. Transportation Infrastructure
Security.
RB-9278-DHS Can Publicly Available Information Be Used in Planning
Terrorist Attacks?
LRP-200704-16 A Review of Methods to Measure Health-Related
Labor Market Status and Transitions During the
Pre-Retirement Years: Learning from International
Differences.
BAO, Y.
LRP-200701-07 Will My Patient Fall?
LRP-200706-02 Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the
Discussion of Cancer Screening: “Between-” Versus
“Within-” Physician Differences.
BAHNEY, B.
WR-434-CMS
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Interim
Report.
WR-469-DHHS Improving and Enhancing Telephone-Based Disease
Surveillance Systems in Local Health Departments.
Productivity Loss.BALDWIN, L. H.
WR-452-UWA
WR-453-UWA
How Educators in Three States Are Responding to
Standards-Based Accountability under No Child Left
Behind.
Behind: Experiences of Teachers and Administrators in
Three States.
School Finance Systems and Their Responsiveness to
Performance Pressures: A Case Study of North Carolina.
Performance Pressures: A Case Study of Texas.
BARR, W.
BARRY, C. L.
RB-9254
Program.
BARTIS, J. T.
TR-209-QF
TR-465-AF
CT-279
CT-281
CT-281/1
CT-287
CT-289
Recommendations.
Constraints on JP-900 Jet Fuel Production Concepts.
Policy Issues for Oil Shale Development.
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development.
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development:
Addendum.
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquids Development.
Research and Development Issues for Producing Liquid
Fuels from Coal.
BASER, O.
LRP-200710-03 Health Care Cost Associated with Prostate Cancer,
Androgen Deprivation Therapy and Bone Complications.
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BASTANI, R.
LRP-200708-13 Effect of Mental Health Care and Shared Decision
Making on Patient Satisfaction in a Community Sample of
Patients with Depression.
BASURTO-DAVILA, R.
TR-458-SEP
Breaking Ground: Analysis of the Assessment System
and Impact of Mexico’s Teacher Incentive Program
“Carrera Magisterial”.
TR-493-HS
Preparing Los Angeles County Department of Mental
Health Staff to Respond to Hospitals and Clinics
Following Large-Scale Emergencies.
TR-493/1-HS
Preparing Hospitals and Clinics for the Psychological
Consequences of a Terrorist Incident or Other Public
Health Emergency.
MG-471/1-EDU Haciendo Camino: Analisis Del Sistema De Evaluacion
Y Del Impacto Del Programa De Estimulos Docentes
Carrera Magisterial En Mexico.
WR-514
Models of Relief: Learning from Exemplary Practices in
International Disaster Management.
RB-9269-CSAT Using Outcomes to Assess Teen Substance-Use
Treatment Programs—How Feasible?
RB-9293
MG-555-AF
BELIN, T. R.
LRP-200706-03 The Effects of Health Sector Market Factors and
Vulnerable Group Membership on Access to Alcohol,
Drug, and Mental Health Care.
LRP-200711-17 The Importance of Social Context: Neighborhood
Stressors, Stress-Buffering Mechanisms, and Alcohol,
Drug, and Mental Health Disorders.
BELL, D. S.
LRP-200706-14 Rates and Types of Events Reported to Established
Incident Reporting Systems in Two US Hospitals.
LRP-200804-08 Variation in Electronic Prescribing Implementation Among
Twelve Ambulatory Practices.
BATALDEN PAUL
Health Care.
BELL, K. M.
LRP-200706-27 Using Population Segmentation to Provide Better Health
Care for All: The “Bridges to Health” Model.
BATES-JENSEN, B. M.
LRP-200710-18 Quality Indicators for the Care of Pressure Ulcers in
Vulnerable Elders.
BELZBERG, H.
LRP-200703-09 Survivors of Violence-Related Facial Injury: Psychiatric
Needs and Barriers to Mental Health Care.
BECK, J.
TR-501-OSD
BENARD, C.
RB-9237
RB-9251-SRF
Finding Candidate Options for Investment: From Building
Blocks to Composite Options and Preliminary Screening.
BECKER, K.
LRP-200300-17 An Evaluation of Substance Abuse Treatment Services
for Juvenile Probationers at Phoenix Academy of Los
Angeles.
RAND Proposes Blueprint for Building Moderate Muslim
Networks .
RP-1291
Women and Human Security: The Case of Post Conflict
Afghanistan.
MG-574-SRF
Building Moderate Muslim Networks.
BECKETT, M.
TR-475-HLTH
BENDER, B.
TR-468-FEMA
Redesign of the National Hospital Discharge Survey:
Conceptual Framework and Feasibility Study: Final
Report.
TR-488-ACF
Adolescent Romantic Relationships as Precursors of
Healthy Adult Marriages: A Review of Theory, Research,
and Programs.
TR-524-UCR
Forecasting the Supply of and Demand for Physicians in
the Inland Southern California Area.
RB-9300
LRP-200702-06 Guardianship Planning Among HIV-Infected Parents
in the United States: Results from a Nationally
Representative Sample.
LRP-200709-05 Children of HIV-Infected Parents: Custody Status in a
Nationally Representative Sample.
LRP-200710-09 Problem-Oriented Reporting of CAHPS Consumer
Evaluations of Health Care.
WR-434-CMS Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Interim
Report.
BECKMAN, R. L.
RB-9300
LRP-200704-27 The Associations of Gender, Sexual Identity and
Competing Needs with Healthcare Utilization Among
People with HIV/AIDS.
LRP-200706-19 Differential Diffusion of HIV Technologies by Gender: The
Case of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy.
BEDIMO-RUNG, A. L.
Adolescent Girls.
BEIGHLEY, C. M.
RB-229-AF
The Lender-Placed Flood Insurance Market for
Residential Properties.
RB-9270-FEMA Private Insurers Play a Limited, but Key, Role in
Underwriting Residential Flood Insurance.
BENJAMIN, B.
LRP-200711-15 The Cumulative Effects of Quality Improvement for
Depression on Outcome Disparities over 9 Years: Results
from a Randomized, Controlled Group-Level Trial.
BENMELECH, E.
LRP-200706-30 Human Capital and the Productivity of Suicide Bombers.
BENNETT, B.
RB-229-AF
MG-555-AF
BENSAHEL, N.
LRP-200700-16 International Alliances and Military Effectiveness: Fighting
Alongside Allies and Partners.
BERGAMO, G.
Productivity Loss.
LRP-200704-18 Effect of Disease Management on Prescription Drug
Treatment: What Is the Right Quality Measure?
MG-510-DHS Stealing the Sword: Limiting Terrorist Use of Advanced
Conventional Weapons.
BERLINGER, N.
Health Care.
8
BERNARD, S.
BING, G. F.
RB-9300
BERNER, S.
DB-528-NAVY
BIRD, C. B.
Navy/OSD Collaborative Review of Acquisition Policy for
DoD C3I and Weapon Programs.
BERNSTEIN, M.
BERREBI, C.
LRP-200612-42 On Terrorism and Electoral Outcomes: Theory and
Evidence from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
LRP-200700-22 Evidence About the Link Between Education, Poverty and
Terrorism Among Palestinians.
LRP-200704-12 How Does Terrorism Risk Vary Across Space and Time?
An Analysis Based on the Israeli Experience.
LRP-200706-30 Human Capital and the Productivity of Suicide Bombers.
WR-477
The Impact of Terrorism on Voters’ Preferences.
BIRD, C. E.
RB-9300
LRP-200703-14
LRP-200705-23
LRP-200706-19
LRP-200707-14
BERRY, S. H.
TR-475-HLTH
Report.
TR-475/1-HLTH Hospital Field Manual for the National Hospital Discharge
Survey Redesign Pilot Study: November 2006.
RP-1312
Social Cognitive Processes Mediating the Relationship
Between Exposure to Television’s Sexual Content and
Adolescents’ Sexual Behavior.
LRP-200702-07 Symptoms of Interstitial Cystitis, Painful Bladder
Syndrome and Similar Diseases in Women: A
Systematic Review.
BIRMAN, B.
RB-9273
RB-9287-EDU
RB-9303
RP-1265
RP-1283
BEUHLER, J. W.
RP-1273
Designing and Conducting Tabletop Exercises to Assess
Public Health Preparedness for Manmade and Naturally
Occurring Biological Threats.
BEUTLER, L. E.
LRP-200704-25 Using Mediators and Moderators to Test Assumptions
Underlying Culturally Sensitive Therapies: An
Exploratory Example.
BHATTACHARYA, J.
RB-9043-1
BIERMAN, A. S.
LRP-200705-23 Does Quality of Care for Cardiovascular Disease and
Diabetes Differ by Gender for Enrollees in Managed Care
Plans?
BIGELOW, J. H.
TR-441-AF
Using Linear Programming to Design Samples for a
Complex Survey.
BIKSON, T. K.
WR-458
WR-490-4-NSF/DOJ
Ethical Principles in Social-Behavioral Research on
Terrorism: Probing the Parameters.
Age and Gender Differences in Medicare Expenditures at
the End of Life for Colorectal Cancer Decedents.
Does Quality of Care for Cardiovascular Disease and
Plans?
Differential Diffusion of HIV Technologies by Gender: The
Neighborhood Context and Ethnicity Differences in Body
Mass Index: A Multilevel Analysis Using the NHANES III
Survey (1988–1994).
BIRKLER, J. L.
BERTHOLD, S. M.
LRP-200709-07 U.S. Cambodian Refugees’ Use of Complementary and
Alternative Medicine for Mental Health Problems.
BESDINE, R. K.
and Poor Prognosis.
RP-1303
BITKO, G.
RGSD-209
Do Title I School Choice and Supplemental Educational
Services Affect Student Achievement?
Evaluating Teacher Quality under No Child Left Behind.
Accountability under No Child Left Behind: Progress
Toward Implementation.
State and Local Implementation of the No Child
Left Behind Act: Volume I—Title I School Choice,
Supplemental Educational Services, and Student
Achievement.
State and Local Implementation of the No Child Left
Behind Act: Volume II—Teacher Quality under NCLB:
Interim Report.
Behind Act: Volume III—Accountability under NCLB:
Interim Report.
RFID in the Retail Sector: A Methodology for Analysis
of Policy Proposals and Their Implications for Privacy,
Economic Efficiency and Security.
BITO, S.
LRP-200706-01 Acculturation End-of-Life Decision Making: Comparison
of Japanese and Japanese-American Focus Groups.
BJORNER, J. B.
LRP-200705-18 Psychometric Evaluation and Calibration of HealthRelated Quality of Life Item Banks: Plans for the PatientReported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS).
LRP-200708-11 IRT Health Outcomes Data Analysis Project: An
Overview and Summary.
BLACK, R.
RB-9293
BLACKER, N.
MG-635-A
Building Partner Capabilities for Coalition Operations.
BLANC, S.
RB-9239-ANF/WPF/SDP
Student Achievement in Privately Managed and DistrictManaged Schools in Philadelphia Since the State
Takeover.
MG-533-ANF/WPF/SDP
State Takeover, School Restructuring, Private
Management, and Student Achievement in Philadelphia.
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BLANCHARD, J. C.
WR-472
Serving the Underserved: An Evaluation of the First
Years of Montgomery Cares.
BLASCOVICH, J.
LRP-200704-26 Threatened by the Unexpected: Physiological Responses
During Social Interactions with Expectancy-Violating
Partners.
BLASINSKY, M.
RB-9254
BLAZER, D. G.
and Poor Prognosis.
BLICKSTEIN, I.
MG-569-OSD Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints
on Department of Defense Acquisition: An Empirical
Analysis.
MG-649-NAVY Warfighting and Logistic Support of Joint Forces from the
Joint Sea Base.
BLOOM, G.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
BLUME-KOHOUT, M.
DB-506-A
Developing a Standard Update Process for the Army’s
Annual MOS Availability Factors (AMAFs).
BOER, R.
RB-9293
LRP-200704-09 Neighborhood Design and Walking Trips in Ten U.S.
Metropolitan Areas.
BOGART, L. M.
RB-9300
Systematic Review.
LRP-200703-04 Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life
as Young Adults and if So, Why?
LRP-200708-14 Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with
Mental Health in Adulthood.
LRP-200711-13 Cognitive Strategies Affecting Recall of Sexual Behavior
Among High-Risk Men and Women.
BONOMO, J.
MG-510-DHS
BOOKER, K.
RB-9273
RP-1265
BLUMENTHAL, R. S.
BLUTHENTHAL, R. N.
LRP-200700-17 HCV and HIV Counseling and Testing Integration in
California: An Innovative Approach to Increase HIV
Counseling and Testing Rates.
LRP-200701-01 A Multilevel Decomposition Approach to Estimate
the Role of Program Location and Neighborhood
Disadvantage in Racial Disparities in Alcohol Treatment
Completion.
LRP-200704-02 Racial Disparities in Completion Rates from Publicly
Funded Alcohol Treatment: Economic Resources Explain
More Than Demographics and Addiction Severity.
Users.
LRP-200709-06 Community Characteristics Associated with HIV Risk
Among Injection Drug Users in the San Francisco Bay
Area: A Multilevel Analysis.
LRP-200711-02 Are Racial Disparities in Alcohol Treatment Completion
Associated with Racial Differences in Treatment Modality
Entry? Comparison of Outpatient Treatment and
Residential Treatment in Los Angeles County, 1998 to
2000.
LRP-200711-18 Reliability of a Store Observation Tool in Measuring
Availability of Alcohol and Selected Foods.
WR-490-4-NSF/DOJ
BORAZ, S.
RB-233-AF
MG-561-AF
BOS, H.
TR-546-BPA
Stealing the Sword: Limiting Terrorist Use of Advanced
Achievement.
Ungoverned Territories: A Unique Front in the War on
Terrorism.
Ungoverned Territories: Understanding and Reducing
Terrorism Risks.
Community Policing and Violence Prevention in Oakland:
Measure Y in Action.
BOSS, L. P.
LRP-200711-23 A Review of Potential State and Local Policies to Reduce
Asthma Disparities.
BOTTERMAN, M.
TR-406-EC
Security Challenges to the Use and Deployment of
Disruptive Technologies.
BOTTRELL, M.
Health Care.
BOWER, A.
RB-229-AF
MG-555-AF
MG-624-AF
BOWER, A. G.
LRP-200801-07 Programmable Infusion Pumps in ICUs: An Analysis of
Corresponding Adverse Drug Events.
10
BOZZETTE, S. A.
RB-9300
BRABHAM, T.
LRP-200709-01 Impact of a Positive Youth Development Program in
Urban After-School Settings on the Prevention of
Adolescent Substance Use.
BRADLEY, L.
TR-508-AHRQ Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative: Focus
on Implementation and Dissemination Evaluation Report
III (2004–2005).
BRADLEY, M.
TR-483-EOUST The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer
Protection Act of 2005: Evaluation of the Effects of Using
IRS Expense Standards to Calculate a Debtor’s Monthly
Disposable Income.
TR-484-EOUST The Effects of the Changes in Chapter 7 Debtors’
Lien-Avoidance Rights under the Bankruptcy Abuse
Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005.
Analysis.
BRAGA, A. A.
RP-1243
BROOK, R. H.
CP-22-0708
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 2, Summer 2007.
LRP-200706-18 Identifying Widely Covered Drugs and Drug Coverage
Variation Among Medicare Part D Formularies.
BROOKS, B.
LRP-200704-11 Vitality, Mental Health, and Satisfaction with Information
After Breast Cancer.
BROWN, A.
TR-444-NAO
RGSD-212
Accounting for the Future: International Examples.
Private Firms Working in the Public Interest: Is the
Financial Statement Audit Broken?
BROWN, E. D.
CP-521-0207
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 1, February 2007.
OP-181-PV/EMR Leading the Executive Branch: Strategies and Options
for Achieving Success.
The Criminal Purchase of Firearm Ammunition.
BRANCATO, K.
TR-418-AF
Estimates.
TR-419-OSD
Alignment of Department of Defense Manpower,
Resources, and Personnel Systems.
Money ?
of Cost Savings.
BRANDEIS, J. M.
LRP-200706-11 Quality of Life After Surgery, External Beam Irradiation, or
Brachytherapy for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer.
BRANNAN, D.
RB-241-AF
The United States Should Reassess Priorities and
Consider Next Steps in Iraq.
MG-613-AF
U.S. Policy Options for Iraq: A Reassessment.
BRAUN-MOSCOVICI, Y.
LRP-200709-16 Development of a Preliminary Scleroderma
Gastrointestinal Tract 1.0 Quality of Life Instrument.
BRAUNER, M. K.
MG-545-AF
Advancing the U.S. Air Force’s Force-Development
Initiative.
BREWER, D. J.
MR-1118-1-EDU Rhetoric Versus Reality: What We Know and What We
Need to Know About Vouchers and Charter Schools.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
Version) .
MG-548/1-QATAR
BRICKER, J. B.
LRP-200700-18 Does Occasional Cannabis Use Impact Anxiety and
Depression Treatment Outcomes? Results from a
Randomized Effectiveness Trial.
BRODIE, B.
CB-137-1
BROERING, J. M.
LRP-200705-04 Assessment of Prognosis with the Total Illness Burden
Index for Prostate Cancer: Aiding Clinicians in Treatment
Choice.
Strategy in the Missile Age.
BROWN, N.
BRUCE, H.
MG-532-A
A Methodology for Developing Army Acquisition
Strategies for an Uncertain Future.
BRUIN, W. B. DE
LRP-200705-24 Individual Differences in Adult Decision-Making
Competence.
LRP-200708-01 Can Adolescents Predict Significant Life Events?
LRP-200712-13 Maximizers Versus Satisficers: Decision-Making Styles,
Competence, and Outcomes.
BRUNK, G.
CF-239-PPN
Effective State Children’s Health Insurance Program
(SCHIP) Policy Forum Video.
BUCHHEIM, R. W.
CB-136-1
Space Handbook: Astronautics and Its Applications.
BUCHSBAUM, S.
RB-9293
BUDDIN, R. J.
LRP-200507-21 Latent Variable Analysis: A New Approach to University
Ranking.
LRP-200700-26 Charter Schools in California.
LRP-200700-27 Getting Inside the Black Box: Examining How the
Operation of Charter Schools Affects Performance.
WR-508-FEA
Merit Pay for Florida Teachers: Design and
Implementation Issues.
BUDOFF, M. J.
LRP-200710-13 Quality Indicators for the Care of Ischemic Heart Disease
in Vulnerable Elders.
BUEHLER, J. W.
RB-9279
Bioterrorism with Zoonotic Disease: Public Health
Preparedness Lessons from a Multiagency Exercise.
BUHR, R.
MG-635-A
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BULLOCK, A. M.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
Estimating DoD Transportation Spending: Analyses of
Contract and Payment Transactions.
BULPITT, K. J.
LRP-200701-03 The Complexity of Care for Patients with Rheumatoid
Arthritis: Metrics for Better Understanding Chronic
Disease Care.
BUNTIN, M. B.
RB-9234
Consumer-Directed Health Care: Early Evidence Shows
Lower Costs, Mixed Effects on Quality of Care.
LRP-200702-01 Did the Medicare Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility
Prospective Payment System Result in Changes in
Relative Patient Severity and Relative Resource Use?
LRP-200711-01 Access to Postacute Rehabilitation.
BURGE, P.
TR-367-CCC
TR-516-RC
RB-9207-CCC
RB-9289-RE
CAI, X.
LRP-200706-35 Misspecification Issues in Risk Adjustment and
Construction of Outcome-Based Quality Indicators.
CALDARONE, L. B.
WR-455-DHHS New Tools for Assessing State and Local SNS Readiness.
CAMM, F. A.
MG-447-A
MG-530-A
MG-530/1-A
How Funding Instability Affects Army Programs.
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its Operational
and Institutional Activities.
and Institutional Activities: Executive Summary.
CAMPBELL, D. G.
LRP-200706-31 Prevalence of Depression-PTSD Comorbidity:
Implications for Clinical Practice Guidelines and Primary
Care-Based Interventions.
Isles of Scilly: Travel Demand Study.
Setting the Agenda for an Evidence-Based Olympics.
Isles of Scilly Travel Demand Model.
Modelling Park-and-Ride: Understanding Multi-Modal
Travel.
LRP-200700-29 The Modeling of Motorcycle Ownership and Commuter
Usage: A UK Study.
CAMPBELL, H.
RB-9293
BURGESS, D. C. H.
RB-9293
CAMPBELL, S. M.
LRP-200706-07 Combining Multiple Indicators of Clinical Quality: An
BURLES, M.
RB-213-AF
CANNON, J.
TR-537-PF/WKKF/PEW/NIEER/WCJVSF/LAUP
Who Is Ahead and Who Is Behind? Gaps in School
Readiness and Student Achievement in the Early Grades
for California’s Children.
RB-9306-PF/WKKF/PEW/NIEER/WCJVSF/LAUP
The Promise of Preschool for Narrowing Readiness and
Achievement Gaps Among California Children.
China Could Use “Antiaccess” Strategies to Counter U.S.
Military Superiority.
BURNAM, M. A.
RB-9254
RB-9300
Program.
CAMPBELL, N.
MG-559/1-AF Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for
CARD, D. E.
WR-505
The Impact of Health Insurance Status on Treatment
Intensity and Health Outcomes.
BURNS, L. R.
CAREY, C.
LRP-200705-09 Need for and Use of Family Leave Among Parents of
Children with Special Health Care Needs.
BUSCH, A. B.
RB-9254
CARLSON, B.
Program.
BUTTON, R. W.
Joint Sea Base.
BYMAN, D.
OP-178-OSD
Understanding Proto-Insurgencies: RAND
Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 3.
BYSTRITSKY, A.
LRP-200709-15 Design of the Coordinated Anxiety Learning and
Management (CALM) Study: Innovations in Collaborative
Care for Anxiety Disorders.
CABANA, M. D.
LRP-200711-25 Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Quality of Asthma
Care.
CAETANO, R.
RB-9300
CARPENTER, K. M.
Pilot.
CARROLL, B.
TR-397-ATSC
Evaluation of the Arkansas Tobacco Settlement Program:
Progress During 2004 and 2005.
CARROLL, S. J.
Disposable Income.
TR-509-EOUST Prebankruptcy Credit Counseling.
RB-9249-ICJ
Anatomy of an Insurance Class Action.
MG-586-NIJ
Identifying Fraud, Abuse, and Error in Personal
Bankruptcy Filings.
MG-587-1-ICJ Insurance Class Actions in the United States.
WR-405-ICJ
Survey Instruments: Insurance Class Actions in the
United States.
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CARTER, J.
CASARETT, D.
Health Care.
CASTANEDA, L. W.
RB-9252-OSD Assessing the Army’s Assignment Policy for Women.
MG-590-1-OSD Assessing the Assignment Policy for Army Women.
CASTAäNEDA L., R.
CASTLE, N.
LRP-200703-06 Nursing Home Administrators’ Opinions of the Resident
Safety Culture in Nursing Homes.
LRP-200704-28 Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use.
LRP-200706-27 Have Nursing Home Compare Quality Measure Scores
Changed over Time in Response to Competition?
LRP-200710-05 The Influence of Staffing Characteristics on Quality of
Care in Nursing Homes.
LRP-200710-54 Nursing Home Staff Turnover: Impact on Nursing Home
Compare Quality Measures.
CATELLIER, D.
Study.
CAVE, J. A. K.
TR-453-EC
Evaluating the Uptake of the Healthy Life Years Indicator :
Final Report.
TR-460-EC
Interim Evaluation of the Public Health Programme
2003–2008: Final Report.
TR-472-BT
Responsibility in the Global Information Society: Towards
Multi-Stakeholder Governance.
LRP-200709-17 Can Assisted Reproductive Technologies Help to Offset
Population Ageing? An Assessment of the Demographic
and Economic Impact of ART in Denmark and UK.
CECCHINE, G.
RB-9255-A
Learning the Lessons of Hurricane Katrina for the U.S.
Army.
MG-603-A
Hurricane Katrina: Lessons for Army Planning and
Operations.
CECIL, H.
CELLA, D.
LRP-200701-02 The SF-36 Physical and Mental Health Factors Were
Confirmed in Cancer and HIV/AIDS Patients.
LRP-200705-16 Item Response Theory Analyses of Physical Functioning
Items in the Medical Outcomes Study.
(PROMIS).
LRP-200708-10 A Comparison of Three Sets of Criteria for Determining
the Presence of Differential Item Functioning Using
Ordinal Logistic Regression.
LRP-200710-10 Precision of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Data
Compared with Other Clinical Measures.
CERVONE, D.
CHALK, P.
RB-233-AF
RB-9258-DHS
OP-185-OSD
MG-481-DHS
MG-483-DHS
MG-485-DHS
MG-561-AF
Terrorism.
Getting Inside the Terrorist Mind.
Money in the Bank—Lessons Learned from Past
Counterinsurgency (COIN) Operations: RAND
Breaching the Fortress Wall: Understanding Terrorist
Efforts to Overcome Defensive Technologies.
Exploring Terrorist Targeting Preferences.
Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups and the
Exchange of New Technologies.
Terrorism Risks.
CHALOUPKA, F. J.
LRP-200709-13 Risks and Prices: The Role of User Sanctions in
Marijuana Markets.
CHAN, D.
CHAN, E. W.
WR-470-DHHS Improving Global Influenza Surveillance: Strategies for
the U. S. Government.
WR-516-DHHS Enhancing Public Health Preparedness: Exercises,
Exemplary Practices, and Lessons Learned, Phase III,
Task E: Approaches for Developing a Volunteer Program
to Respond to Public Health Emergencies.
CHAN, K. S.
RB-9300
LRP-200703-19 Are Prisoner Characteristics Associated with Therapeutic
Community Treatment Process?
CHANDRA, A.
LRP-200711-24 Pediatricians’ Perspectives Regarding Community
Child Health: Training, Involvement, and Expectations
According to Age.
WR-473-DHHS Lessons Learned from the State and Local Public Health
Response to Hurricane Katrina.
CHANDRA, S.
LRP-200702-10 Daily Smoking Patterns, Their Determinants, and
Implications for Quitting.
LRP-200704-13 Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries: Applying Financial
Portfolio Theory to Model the Organization of the SelfConcept.
CHANEY, E. F.
LRP-200702-15 Teaching Systems-Based Practice to Primary Care
Physicians to Foster Routine Implementation of
Evidence-Based Depression Care.
LRP-200712-17 Time Allocation and Caseload Capacity in Telephone
Depression Care Management.
CHANG, C.
13
CHANG, D. S.
CHANG, J. T.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
LRP-200701-04 The Effect of a Quality Improvement Initiative on the
Quality of Other Aspects of Health Care: The Law of
Unintended Consequences?
LRP-200706-10 Multimorbidity Is Associated with Better Quality of Care
Among Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-35 Quality Indicators for Falls and Mobility Problems in
Vulnerable Elders.
CHASE, M. S.
RB-213-AF
CHASSANY, O.
CHAVIRA, D. A.
CHEN, A . Y.
LRP-200710-45 Family Structure and the Treatment of Childhood Asthma.
CHEN, E.
CHEN, S.
CHEN, W.
Disease Care.
LRP-200702-14 Does Ambulatory Process of Care Predict Health-Related
Disease?
LRP-200706-15 Assessment of American College of Rheumatology
Quality Criteria for Rheumatoid Arthritis in a Pre-Quality
Criteria Patient Cohort.
LRP-200706-36 Does Concordance Between Data Sources Vary by
CHENG, E. M.
LRP-200710-22 Quality Indicators for the Care of Stroke and Atrial
Fibrillation in Vulnerable Elders.
CHENG, W. J. Y.
LRP-200701-10 Factors Associated with Primary Care Clinicians’ Choice
of a Watchful Waiting Approach to Managing Depression.
CHENOWETH, M. E.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
MG-584-AF
Estimating the Benefits of the Air Force Purchasing and
Supply Chain Management Initiative.
CHIANG, L.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
CHIESA, J.
Executive Summary.
CHILCOAT, H. D.
LRP-200711-12 The Effect of Working for Pay on Adolescent Tobacco
Use.
CHINMAN, M.
TR-101/2-CDC Getting to Outcomes: 10 Steps for Achieving ResultsBased Accountability.
TR-397-ATSC Evaluation of the Arkansas Tobacco Settlement Program:
TR-403-SAMHSA Preventing Underage Drinking: Using Getting to
Outcomes with the SAMHSA Strategic Prevention
Framework to Achieve Results.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
Using the “Getting to Outcomes” Approach to Help
Communities Prevent Underage Drinking.
LRP-200705-10 Differences in HIV Care Between Patients with and
Without Severe Mental Illness.
LRP-200707-01 The Feasibility of Computerized Patient Self-Assessment
at Mental Health Clinics.
CHO, M.
Early Care and Education in the Golden State: Publicly
Funded Programs Serving California’s Preschool-Age
Children.
Publicly Funded Early Care and Education Programs for
California Preschool-Age Children.
MG-566-OSD “Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse
Employment in the 2000 Census Data.
CHODOSH, J.
LRP-200710-17 Quality Indicators for Pain Management in Vulnerable
Elders.
CHRISTMAN, J.
RB-9239-ANF/WPF/SDP
Takeover.
MG-533-ANF/WPF/SDP
CHUN, M.
Ranking.
CHUNG, E. Q.
LRP-200712-02 The Teen Photovoice Project: A Pilot Study to Promote
Health Through Advocacy.
CHUNG, P. J.
LRP-200706-09 Acculturation and Parent-Adolescent Communication
About Sex in Filipino-American Families: A CommunityBased Participatory Research Study.
CILENTO, B. G.
LRP-200700-09 Pediatric Urologic Disorders.
LRP-200705-32 Cryptorchidism and Hypospadias.
LRP-200705-33 Vesicoureteral Reflux and Ureteroceles.
CLANCY, N.
TR-468-FEMA
14
Disposable Income.
TR-509-EOUST Prebankruptcy Credit Counseling.
MG-586-NIJ
Bankruptcy Filings.
CLEMENS, J. Q.
LRP-200700-06 Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome.
Systematic Review.
CLEMENTS, P. J.
CLIFF, R.
RB-213-AF
RB-226-AF
CP-22-0704
MG-567-AF
CLIFT, J.
TR-482-NAO
How Taiwan’s Status Is Resolved Will Determine Whether
U.S.-China Relations Are Cooperative or Hostile.
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 1, Spring 2007.
U.S.-China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s Status.
Student Retention in Higher Education Courses:
International Comparison.
CLUM, G.
RB-9291
How Schools Responded to Student Mental Health
Needs Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
LRP-200710-12 Schools’ Mental Health Responses After Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita.
CLUTTERBUCK, L.
TR-516-RC
COHEN, D.
RP-1323
Alcohol and Environmental Justice: The Density of Liquor
Stores and Bars in Urban Neighborhoods in the United
States.
LRP-200703-07 Availability of High School Extracurricular Sports
Programs and High-Risk Behaviors.
LRP-200703-08 Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity.
Metropolitan Areas.
LRP-200705-15 Comparing Perceived and Objectively Measured Access
to Recreational Facilities as Predictors of Physical Activity
in Adolescent Girls.
Study.
Adolescent Girls.
LRP-200806-01 The Built Environment and Collective Efficacy.
COHEN, H.
and Poor Prognosis.
COLABELLA, L.
DB-506-A
COLE, D.
RB-9279
COLLIER, D.
COLLINS, M.
TR-444-NAO
CF-228-ISE
Increasing the Capacity of Freight Transportation.
COLLINS, R. L.
TR-488-ACF
and Programs.
RB-9265
New Perspectives on Marijuana and Youth: Abstainers
Are Not Maladjusted, but Lone Users Face Difficulties.
RB-9300
RP-1312
LRP-200612-38 Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents’ Risk
for Poor Psychosocial and Behavioral Outcomes? A
9-Year Longitudinal Study Comparing Solitary and Social
Users.
LRP-200700-15 Religiosity, Denominational Affiliation, and Sexual
Behaviors Among People with HIV in the United States.
LRP-200703-01 High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at
Age 29.
LRP-200703-04 Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life
LRP-200705-02 The Role of Substance Use in Young Adult Divorce.
LRP-200706-08 Early Adolescent Exposure to Alcohol Advertising and Its
Relationship to Underage Drinking.
LRP-200708-14 Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with
COLTIN, K. L.
LRP-200705-12 The Response of Physician Groups to P4P Incentives.
COMANOR, K.
TR-416-A
The Knowledge Matrix Approach to Intelligence Fusion.
RB-228-AF
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: New Metrics Show
How Investments Affect Operational Performance.
MG-525-AF
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: A Model for the
Global Positioning System.
CONNELL, C.
CONNOR, S. E.
LRP-200705-26 Prostate Cancer Knowledge Among Low Income Minority
Men.
CONSTANT, L.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
Version) .
RB-9276-QATARIdentifying Priorities for Post-Secondary Education in
Qatar.
MG-548/1-QATAR
15
MG-644-QATAR Post-Secondary Education in Qatar: Employer Demand,
Student Choice, and Options for Policy.
COOK, A.
RB-9303
RP-1303
Interim Report.
COOK, C. R.
MG-530-A
MG-530/1-A
COOK, K. F.
(PROMIS).
COOKSON, S.
RB-9279
CORDASCO, K. M.
Katrina.
CORDELL, K.
RP-1291
CORDOVA, A.
TR-459-AF
Afghanistan.
COULTER, I. D.
LRP-200701-06 Putting the Practice into Evidence-Based Dentistry and
Health Services Research.
LRP-200704-08 Altruism Revisited: Comparison of Medical, Law and
Business Students’ Altruistic Attitudes.
LRP-200704-21 Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative
Medicine: Promises and Problems.
LRP-200706-28 Diversity Versus Unity: Does Making Things Count Mean
Making Everything Count?
LRP-200710-52 Explaining the Growth of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine.
MG-591-NCCAM Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine: A Case Study
of the Barriers and Factors Facilitating the Creation of a
Center.
COUPER, M.
LRP-200703-28 Noncoverage and Nonresponse in an Internet Survey.
COWGILL, B. O.
COX, A. G.
TR-546-BPA
COX, C. E.
CRAGIN, K.
RB-233-AF
RB-9258-DHS
CT-283
MG-481-DHS
MG-485-DHS
MG-561-AF
Methodology for Improving the Planning, Execution,
and Assessment of Intelligence, Surveillance, and
Reconnaissance Operations.
CORNMAN, J. C.
LRP-200708-18 Chronic Conditions and the Decline in Late-Life Disability.
CORONA, E.
LRP-200705-30 Health-Related Quality of Life Consequences of
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators: Results from
MADIT II.
CORONA, R.
CORREA-DE-ARAUJO, R.
LRP-200705-22 Gender Disparities in Managed Care It’s Time for Action.
CORRIGAN, J.
Health Care.
COTTON, F.
TR-368-1-LACPD
Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention
Act: Fiscal Year 2004–2005 Report.
TR-498-LACPD Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention
Terrorism.
Understanding Terrorist Ideology.
Terrorism Risks.
CRANDALL, C.
LRP-200710-24 Quality Indicators for the Screening and Care of Urinary
Incontinence in Vulnerable Elders.
CRANE, K.
RB-241-AF
RB-9241
A Guide to Nation-Building.
CP-22-0704
MG-529-OSD Making Liberia Safe: Transformation of the National
Security Sector.
MG-557-SRF
The Beginner’s Guide to Nation-Building.
MG-613-AF
MG-673-CEIS Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in
Ukraine.
CRANE, P. K.
(PROMIS).
CRASKE, M. G.
LRP-200608-17 Associations Between Psychological Trauma and
16
Physical Illness in Primary Care.
CRAWFORD, J.
LRP-200701-16 Effect of Patient Socioeconomic Status and Body
Mass Index on the Quality of Breast Cancer Adjuvant
Chemotherapy.
LRP-200706-29 Social and Racial Differences in Selection of Breast
Cancer Adjuvant Chemotherapy Regimens.
CRETIN, S.
LRP-200705-01 How Do Teams in Quality Improvement Collaboratives
Interact?
CRONENWETT, L.
Health Care.
CROSSON, J. C.
CROWLEY, J. C.
MG-538-A
CROWN, J. S.
MG-599-OSD
Families under Stress: An Assessment of Data, Theory,
and Research on Marriage and Divorce in the Military.
CULAKOBA, E.
Chemotherapy.
CULHANE, M.
Disposable Income.
CUNNINGHAM, E.
CF-239-PPN
CUNNINGHAM, J.
RB-9293
CUNNINGHAM, W. E.
RB-9300
RP-1309
Correlated Physical and Mental Health Summary Scores
for the SF-36 and SF-12 Health Survey, V. I.
LRP-200711-19 Experiences of Social Stigma and Implications for
Healthcare Among a Diverse Population of HIV Positive
Adults.
CURIEL, A. J.
CF-229
The Radicalization of Diasporas and Terrorism: A Joint
Conference by the RAND Corporation and the Center for
Security Studies, ETH Zurich (2007).
CURRY, K.
Executive Summary.
D’AMICO, E. J.
LRP-200701-13 Problem Drinking Among Cambodian Refugees in the
United States: How Big of a Problem Is It?
LRP-200703-02 Project CHAT: A Brief Motivational Substance Abuse
Intervention for Teens in Primary Care.
LRP-200712-10 Pilot Test of Project CHOICE: A Voluntary Afterschool
Intervention for Middle School Youth.
DAHL, C. A.
RB-9293
DAHL, J.
LRP-200706-17 Treatment Process in the Therapeutic Community:
Associations with Retention and Outcomes Among
Adolescent Residential Clients.
LRP-200707-10 Measuring Changes in Client-Level Treatment Process in
the Therapeutic Community (TC) with the Dimensions of
Change Instrument (DCI).
DAHLMAN, C. J.
MG-598-OSD The Cost of a Military Person-Year: A Method for
Computing Savings from Force Reductions.
DALE, D. C.
Chemotherapy.
DALTON, E.
MG-689-OACP Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets, Responses, and
Considerations.
DALY, A.
LRP-200707-07 Uncertainty in Traffic Forecasts: Literature Review and
New Results for the Netherlands.
LRP-200707-09 Flexible Substitution Patterns in Models of Mode and
Time of Day Choice: New Evidence from the UK and the
Netherlands.
LRP-200711-21 The Logsum as an Evaluation Measure: Review of
Literature and New Results.
LRP-200711-22 On the Development of Time Period and Mode Choice
Models for Use in Large Scale Modelling Forecasting
Systems.
DALY, S. A.
RB-9258-DHS
MG-485-DHS
DAMBERG, C.
TR-463-AHRQ Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative:
Moving from Research to Practice Evaluation Report II
(2003–2004).
III (2004–2005).
RB-9234
Disease?
WR-522-AHRQ Assessing the Diffusion of Safe Practices in the U.S.
Health Care System: Interim Report to the Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality.
17
DANCEL, T. M.
DANG, Q.
DATAR, A.
TR-458-SEP
LRP-200711-14 Mortality Risks, Health Endowments, and Parental
Investments in Infancy: Evidence from Rural India.
DAUBERT, J. P.
DAUGHERTY, L.
WR-499-ICJ
Defining Corporate Culture: How Social Scientists Define
Culture, Values and Tradeoffs Among Them.
DAUSEY, D. J.
RB-9279
RP-1273
LRP-200707-05 States’ Early Experience in Improving Systems-Level
Care for Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders.
DAVANZO, J.
LRP-200603-38 Reliability of Reasons for Early Termination of
Breastfeeding: Application of a Bivariate Probability
Model with Sample Selection to Data from Surveys in
Malaysia in 1976–77 and 1988-89.
LRP-200612-44 Why Are Infant and Child Mortality Rates Lower in the
MCH-FP Area of Matlab, Bangladesh?
LRP-200709-03 Effects of Interpregnancy Interval and Outcome of the
Preceding Pregnancy on Pregnancy Outcomes in Matlab,
Bangladesh.
DAVERN, M.
WR-532
Medicaid Under-Reporting in the Current Population
Survey and One Approach for a Partial Correction.
DAVIDOFF, F.
Health Care.
DAVIES, D.
TR-368-1-LACPD
DAVIS, L. E.
RB-9255-A
CP-22-0708
MG-603-A
DAVIS, L. M.
RB-9237
DAVIS, P. K.
TR-392
Army.
Operations.
TR-422-AF
TR-501-OSD
OP-176-OSD
Theory and Methods for Supporting High Level Military
Decisionmaking.
Analysis, Analysis Practices, and Implications for
Modeling and Simulation.
DE LA TORRE, A.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
DE LIMA, L.
LRP-200705-14 Ensuring Palliative Medicine Availability: The
Development of the IAHPC List of Essential Medicines for
Palliative Care.
DE PILLIS, E.
DECKELBAUM, R. J.
DECRISTOFARO, A. H.
LRP-200710-41 The Quality of Ambulatory Care Delivered to Children in
the United States.
DEGRASSE, B. C.
RB-9241
MG-557-SRF
DEIBERT, C. M.
Men.
DEJARNETTE, J.
MG-593-OSD Networked Forces in Stability Operations: 101st Airborne
Division, 3/2 and 1/25 Stryker Brigades in Northern Iraq.
DELANEY, L.
WR-501
Validating the Use of Vignettes for Subjective Threshold
Scales.
DELL, E.
Interact?
DELUCA, P.
Executive Summary.
DEMAINE, L. J.
MG-379-A
The Civil-Military Gap in the United States: Does It Exist,
Why, and Does It Matter?
DEMARTINI, C.
TR-439-CSG
Justice, Treatment, and Cost: An Evaluation of the Fiscal
Impact of Allegheny County Mental Health Court.
DEMBOSKY, J. W.
TR-439-CSG
III (2004–2005).
DB-544-FFE
Partners in Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Excellence for all
Initiative: Findings from the First Year of Implementation.
DER-MARTIROSIAN, C.
18
DEROSE, K. P.
RB-9293
LRP-200709-10 Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability.
LRP-200711-06 Developing a Spanish-Language Consumer Report for
CAHPSª) Health Plan Surveys.
DESTEFANIS, S.
LRP-200703-21 Matching Efficiency and Labour Market Reform in Italy: A
Macroeconometric Assessment.
DEWAR, J. A.
RB-9263-RPC
OP-179-RPC
Perennial Cornucopia: Planning the Next Agricultural
Revolution .
Perennial Polyculture Farming: Seeds of Another
Agricultural Revolution?
DIAMANT, A. L.
with Whites.
LRP-200704-03 Quality Improvement in Public Health Emergency
Preparedness.
DICICCO-BLOOM, B.
DICK, A. W.
CF-239-PPN
LRP-200701-19
LRP-200701-20
LRP-200703-25
LRP-200703-26
LRP-200704-23
LRP-200704-24
LRP-200705-29
LRP-200705-30
LRP-200705-31
LRP-200706-06
LRP-200706-22
LRP-200706-35
LRP-200707-11
LRP-200708-07
Racial Differences in the Use of Epidural Analgesia for
Labor.
Improved Health Care Among Children with Special
Physical Functioning and Mental Well-Being in
Accuracy of Medicare Claims Data in Identifying
Parkinsonism Cases: Comparison with the Medicare
Current Beneficiary Survey.
Use of a Matching Algorithm to Evaluate Hospital
Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Performance as an
Alternative to Conventional Risk Adjustment.
Impact of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program
Quantifying the Risks and Benefits of Natalizumab in
Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis.
Health-Related Quality of Life Consequences of
MADIT II.
The Implications of Using US-Specific EQ-5D Preference
Weights for Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation.
Nurse Working Conditions and Patient Safety Outcomes.
Nurse Working Conditions, Organizational Climate,
and Intent to Leave in ICUs: An Instrumental Variable
Approach.
Misspecification Issues in Risk Adjustment and
Effect of Complications on Mortality After Coronary Artery
Bypass Grafting Surgery: Evidence from New York State.
Improved Survival Associated with Prophylactic
DIGBY, J.
LRP-197603-01 PGMs: Changing Weapon Priorities, New Risks, New
Opportunities.
DIROCCO, D. N.
LRP-200702-03 Gender Differences in Adolescents’ Responses
to Themes of Relaxation in Cigarette Advertising:
Relationship to Intentions to Smoke.
DIXON, L. S.
TR-468-FEMA
TR-476-CTRMP Economically Targeted Terrorism: A Review of the
Literature and a Framework for Considering Defensive
Approaches.
OP-190-ICJ
Commercial Wind Insurance in the Gulf States:
Developments Since Hurricane Katrina and Challenges
Moving Forward.
DB-525-CTRMP Trade-Offs Among Alternative Government Interventions
in the Market for Terrorism Insurance: Interim Results.
MG-679-CTRMPThe Federal Role in Terrorism Insurance: Evaluating
Alternatives in an Uncertain World.
DIXON, T. L.
TR-535-CC
RB-9242-CC
Police-Community Relations in Cincinnati: Year Three
Evaluation Report.
Efforts to Improve Police-Community Relations in
Cincinnati .
DO, D. P.
LRP-200707-14 Neighborhood Context and Ethnicity Differences in Body
Survey (1988–1994).
DOBBINS, J.
RB-9241
CF-237-NSRD
CT-271
CT-276
CT-284
CT-288
CT-292
CT-293
CP-521-1007
MG-557-SRF
DOBKIN, C.
WR-505
Coping with Iran: Confrontation, Containment, or
Engagement? A Conference Report.
Ending Afghanistan’s Civil War.
A Comparative Evaluation of United Nations
Peacekeeping.
U.S. Policy Options in the Iraq Crisis.
Testimony Before the French Paper Commission On.
Negotiating with Iran.
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 5, October 2007.
DOLAN, L.
DOLE, S. H.
CB-179-1
Habitable Planets for Man.
DON, B. W.
TR-454-DHS
Network Technologies for Networked Terrorists:
Assessing the Value of Information and Communications
Technologies to Modern Terrorist Organizations.
DORSEY, E. R.
LRP-200705-29 Quantifying the Risks and Benefits of Natalizumab in
DOWDA, M.
Adolescent Girls.
DOYLE, D.
Palliative Care.
DRESHER, M.
CB-179-1
Games of Strategy: Theory and Application.
DREW, J. G.
19
CB-183-1
Planets for Man.
MG-518-AF
Space Command Sustainment Review: Improving the
Balance Between Current and Future Capabilities.
Supporting the Future Total Force: A Methodology
for Evaluating Potential Air National Guard Mission
Assignments.
MG-539-AF
MG-559/1-AF
DREZNER, J. A.
Analysis.
DUQUE, X.
LRP-200701-18 Crecimiento En Peso Y Longitud De Los Niänos Menores
De Dos Aänos Atendidos En El IMSS = Growth in Weight
and Height in Children Less Than Two Years Old in the
IMSS
DUSHEIKO, G. M.
DWIGHT-JOHNSON, M.
DREZNER, S. M.
RB-235-AF
Certain Competencies May Help Offset Lack of Expertise
in Senior Air Force Jobs.
DB-517-AF
Compensating for Incomplete Domain Knowledge.
DY, S. M.
LRP-200703-27 Getting Services Right for Those Sick Enough to Die.
LRP-200710-06 A Systematic Review of Measures of End-of-Life Care
and Its Outcomes.
DRISCOLL, K.
TR-408-AF
Workforce Planning and Development Processes: A
Practical Guide.
RB-215-AF
Workforce Management Requires an Analysis-Based
Approach.
DYE, C.
RB-9293
DRYDEN, J.
DUAN, N.
RP-1297
Cost-Effectiveness of Quality Improvement Programs for
Patients with Subthreshold Depression or Depressive
Disorder.
DUBAY, L.
CF-239-PPN
DUBLER, N. N.
Health Care.
DUBOWITZ, T.
LRP-200703-12 Health Disparities and Access to Health.
Mothers.
Survey (1988–1994).
LRP-200709-19 Intensifying Efforts to Reduce Child Malnutrition in India:
An Evaluation of the Dular Program in Jharkhand, India.
LRP-200710-53 Social Context of Physical Activity and Weight Status in
Working-Class Populations.
DUDLEY, R. A.
DUNN, R. L.
LRP-200705-05 Treatment Choice and Quality of Care for Men with
Localized Prostate Cancer.
LRP-200706-13 The Quality of Surgical Pathology Care for Men
Undergoing Radical Prostatectomy in the U.S.
EASTWOOD, B.
Analysis.
EATON, D.
RB-213-AF
MG-646-A
Preparing the Army for Stability Operations: Doctrinal and
Interagency Issues.
EBENER, P. A.
Angeles.
EDELEN, M. O.
RB-9300
LRP-200701-12 A Discrete Time Hazards Model of Smoking Initiation
Among West Coast Youth from Age 5 to 23.
LRP-200712-10 Pilot Test of Project CHOICE: A Voluntary Afterschool
Intervention for Middle School Youth.
EDEN, R.
WR-490-4-NSF/DOJ
EDLIN, B. R.
20
EDLUND, M. J.
EENBERG, J.
LRP-200710-05 The Influence of Staffing Characteristics on Quality of
Care in Nursing Homes.
RB-9265
LRP-200612-38
LRP-200701-12
LRP-200703-01
LRP-200703-04
EGGAN, F.
RB-9300
EGNER, M.
TR-392
LRP-200704-10
LRP-200705-02
LRP-200706-08
LRP-200708-03
EHRENBERG, R. H.
MG-527-OSD Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve
Manpower Within Military Units.
EHRLER, P. K.
TR-468-FEMA The Lender-Placed Flood Insurance Market for
EIBNER, C.
RB-9236-OSD Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees.
LRP-200702-04 The Efficacy of the Rio Hondo DUI Court: A 2-Year Field
Experiment.
MG-583-OSD Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees:
Findings from a Pilot Survey.
EIDE, E.
Qatar.
EISENMAN, D.
TR-493-HS
TR-493/1-HS
Health Emergency.
RB-9300
Katrina.
LRP-200704-20 Trust Influences Response to Public Health Messages
During a Bioterrorist Event.
EISMAN, M.
RB-9309-NIJ
A Framework for Planning Cost-Effective Rail Security
Against a Terrorist Attack.
ELDER, J. P.
Study.
LRP-200708-14
Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents’ Risk
Users.
A Discrete Time Hazards Model of Smoking Initiation
High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at
Age 29.
Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life
“But Others Do It!”: Do Misperceptions of Schoolmate
Alcohol and Marijuana Use Predict Subsequent Drug Use
Among Young Adolescents?
The Role of Substance Use in Young Adult Divorce.
Early Adolescent Exposure to Alcohol Advertising and Its
School-Based Drug Prevention Among At-Risk
Adolescents: Effects of ALERT Plus.
Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with
ELLIOTT, M. N.
TR-475-HLTH Redesign of the National Hospital Discharge Survey:
Report.
RP-1312
RP-1325
Relationship Commitment and Its Implications for
Unprotected Sex Among Impoverished Women Living
in Shelters and Low-Income Housing in Los Angeles
County.
with Whites.
LRP-200703-22 Disenrollment Information and Medicare Plan Choice: Is
More Information Better?
LRP-200703-23 Understanding the Reporting Practices of CAHPS
Sponsors.
LRP-200704-14 Psychiatric Disorders Among Adults Seeking Emergency
Disaster Assistance After a Wildland-Urban Interface Fire.
LRP-200707-08 How Important Is Exact Balance in Treatment and Control
Sample Sizes to Evaluations?
LRP-200711-26 Sexual Risk Among Impoverished Women:
Understanding the Role of Housing Status.
LRP-200712-19 Use of a Web-Based Convenience Sample to
Supplement a Probability Sample.
ELLISON, M. A.
Center.
ELKIN, E. P.
Choice.
EMMONS, K. M.
ELLICKSON, P. L.
ENGBERG, J.
21
TR-397-ATSC
TR-439-CSG
LRP-200703-06
LRP-200704-17
LRP-200704-28
LRP-200706-27
Nursing Home Administrators’ Opinions of the Resident
Job Satisfaction of Nurse Aides in Nursing Homes: Intent
Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use.
Have Nursing Home Compare Quality Measure Scores
EPSTEIN, A. M.
LRP-200705-03 Patient Centered Experiences in Breast Cancer:
LRP-200711-27 Surviving Colorectal Cancer: Patient-Reported Symptoms
EPSTEIN, D.
CP-521-0807
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 4, August 2007.
OP-197-PV/EMR Polarized Politics and Policy Consequences.
ERIKSSON, C.
ESCARCE, J. J.
LRP-199811-07 Health Maintenance Organization Penetration and the
Practice Location Choices of New Physicians.
LRP-200702-13 Health Care Markets, the Safety Net, and Utilization of
Care Among the Uninsured.
LRP-200704-04 Hospital Competition, Managed Care, and Mortality After
Hospitalization for Medical Conditions in California.
Plans?
Survey (1988–1994).
LRP-200709-10 Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability.
LRP-200710-44 Social Networks and Access to Health Care Among
Mexican-Americans.
LRP-200710-45 Family Structure and the Treatment of Childhood Asthma.
LRP-200711-03 Language Access Services for Latinos with Limited
English Proficiency: Lessons Learned from Hablamos
Juntos.
ESLAMI, M.
ETZIONI, S.
Elders.
EVANS, D. B.
WR-514
EVENSON, K. R.
Study.
Adolescent Girls.
FAIN, T.
TR-368-1-LACPD
TR-546-BPA
FAIR, C. C.
RP-1261
American and Iranian Public Opinion: The Quest for
Common Grounds.
FAIRBANKS, R. J.
FAIRCLOUGH, D. L.
FARIVAR, S. S.
RP-1309
FARLEY, D.
TR-397-ATSC
TR-463-AHRQ
TR-508-AHRQ
WR-517-AHRQ
WR-522-AHRQ
Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative:
(2003–2004).
Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative: Focus
III (2004–2005).
Improving Performance for Health Plan Customer
Service: A Case Study of a Successful CAHPS Quality
Improvement Intervention.
Assessing the Diffusion of Safe Practices in the U.S.
FARLEY, T.
FEIL, D. G.
LRP-200710-25 Quality Indicators for the Care of Dementia in Vulnerable
Elders.
FEINN, R.
FELKER, B. L.
FERRELL, B. A.
Elders.
FINCH, B. K.
Survey (1988–1994).
22
FINK, A.
Men.
FONAROW, G. C.
LRP-200710-32 Quality Indicators for the Care of Depression in
Vulnerable Elders.
FISCHBACH, J.
TR-461-NAT
Evaluating the Benefits and Costs of Increased WaterUse Efficiency in Commercial Buildings.
RB-9294-NAT A New Tool Can Help Commercial-Building Owners Make
Better Water-Efficiency Decisions.
MG-532-A
FONKYCH, K.
RGSD-214
FISCHHOFF, B.
Competence.
FITTEN, J.
FITZMAURICE, J. M.
Health Care.
FITZPATRICK, D. M.
Disease Care.
FLEISHMAN, J.
RB-9300
FLINT, G. T.
TR-465-AF
FLORES, S.
IMSS
FLORES-HUERTA, S.
IMSS
FLYNN, N. M.
Users.
FOLEY, K. A.
FOLKEMER, D.
CF-239-PPN
Accelerating the Adoption of Clinical IT Among the
Healthcare Providers in US: Strategies & Policies.
FONSECA, R.
LRP-200703-21 Matching Efficiency and Labour Market Reform in Italy: A
Macroeconometric Assessment.
LRP-200706-23 Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints, and
Start-Up Costs.
LRP-200712-12 Le Travail Independant Passe 50 Ans: Le Role De
La Richesse Individuelle Et Des Couts De Creation
D’entreprise.
WR-500
Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints and StartUp Costs.
WR-511
Business Cycle Comovement and Labor Market
Institutions: An Empirical Investigation.
FORD, D. E.
LRP-200708-02 Predicting Outcomes of Primary Care Patients with Major
Depression: Development of a Depression Prognosis
Index.
LRP-200709-04 The Effect of Adherence to Practice Guidelines on
Depression Outcomes.
FORGE, N. G.
RB-9300
FORKNER, E.
LRP-200712-16 Quantifying Asthma Symptoms in Adults: The Lara
Asthma Symptom Scale.
FORTNEY, J.
FOTIADES, J.
FOX, B.
TR-418-AF
Estimates.
FOX, E.
Health Care.
FOX, J.
RB-9250-RE
Developing Transport Demand Models: State-of-Practice
Tools to Enable Detailed Assessment of Transport Policy.
Usage: A UK Study.
FOX, S. A.
FRANK, R. G.
RB-9254
Program.
23
FREEDMAN, V. A.
FRELINGER, D.
TR-454-DHS
RB-9282-OSD Benefits and Barriers: Using and Sharing Geospatial
Information in the Department of Defense.
MG-552-OSD Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions: The
Benefits of and Barriers to Sharing Geospatial Data
Assets.
MG-595/1-OSD Byting Back: Regaining Information Superiority Against
21st-Century Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency
Study. Vol. 1.
GALAMA, T.
CF-235-OSD
FREMONT, A. M.
(2003–2004).
III (2004–2005).
Plans?
FUKUHARA, S.
FULMER, T.
and Poor Prognosis.
FULTON, B. D.
RGSD-211
Incorporating Traffic Enforcement Racial Profiling
Analyses into Police Department Early Intervention
Systems.
FUNG, C. H.
Quality of Care.
LRP-200710-19 Quality Indicators for Screening and Prevention in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-21 Quality Indicators for the Care of Sleep Disorders in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-22 Quality Indicators for the Care of Stroke and Atrial
Fibrillation in Vulnerable Elders.
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-37 Quality Indicators for the Care of Hypertension in
Vulnerable Elders.
FURST, D. E.
Perspectives on U.S. Competitiveness in Science and
Technology.
GALBICKA, G.
LRP-200706-21 Contingencies for Change in Complacent Smokers.
GALBREATH, A. D.
GALLO, F.
GALVAN, F. H.
RB-9300
GALWAY, L. A.
TR-410-AF
Subjective Probability Distribution Elicitation in Cost Risk
Analysis: A Review.
RB-216-AF
Evaluating Uncertainty in Cost Estimates: A Practical
Guide to Eliciting Expert Judgments.
RB-220-AF
Better Coordination Is Needed to Manage the Enlisted
Force in the U.S. Air Force.
MG-540-AF
Air Force Enlisted Force Management: System
Interactions and Synchronization Strategies.
GANZ, D. A.
LRP-200710-35 Quality Indicators for Falls and Mobility Problems in
Vulnerable Elders.
GANZ, P.
and Poor Prognosis.
GARBER, A. M.
LRP-200711-07 The Promise of Health Care Cost Containment.
GARBER, S.
RB-9280
Malpractice Payments Reduce Negligent Injuries?
LRP-200703-20 Reducing Medical Malpractice by Targeting Physicians
Making Medical Malpractice Payments.
GARCIA, R. E.
GARCIA-MALDONADO, M.
GARET, M.
RB-9273
RB-9287-EDU
RB-9303
24
RP-1265
RP-1283
RP-1303
Achievement.
Interim Report.
Interim Report.
GARFIELD, C. F.
GARLAND, R. H.
LRP-200601-26 The Efficacy of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Cognitive
Function in Aging and Dementia: A Systematic Review.
GARTEN, A. D.
RB-9237
GASKIN, D. J.
LRP-200706-25 Partially Capitated Managed Care Versus FFS for Special
Needs Children.
GATES, S. M.
RB-9295-EMKF Do Benefits of Sarbanes-Oxley Justify the Costs?
Empirical Evidence in the Case of Small Firms.
RB-9298-EMKF Is Special Regulatory Treatment for Small Businesses
Working as Intended?
RB-9305-EMKF State Insurance Mandates and Consumer-Directed
Health Plans: Are They Helping Small Business Provide
Health Insurance to Employees?
MG-663-EMKF In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic and Effects
of Special Regulatory Treatment for Small Business.
WR-450-ICJ
State Health Insurance Mandates, Consumer Directed
Health Plans and Health Savings Accounts: Are They a
Panacea for Small Businesses?
WR-520-EMKF Consumer-Directed Health Plans and Health Savings
Accounts: Have They Worked for Small Businesses?
GATUNE, J.
RGSD-208
GAVRIELI, D.
MG-569-OSD
Navigating the Information Revolution: Choices for
Laggard Countries.
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints
Analysis.
GAY, E. G.
GENOVESE, M.
GERSHON, R.
(PROMIS).
GERSHWIN, D.
GERWEHR, S.
TR-454-DHS
GESCHWIND, S. A.
LRP-200700-14 Methods.
GHOLSON, J.
GHOSH, A.
LRP-200700-21 The Effect of State Cost Containment Strategies on
the Insurance Status and Use of Antiretroviral Therapy
(HAART) for HIV Infected People.
GIANOTTI, T.
LRP-200705-21 Use of Medicare Summary Notice Inserts to Generate
Interest in the Medicare Stop Smoking Program.
GIBBONS, L. E.
GIFFORD, A. L.
RB-9300
GIFFORD, B.
LRP-200609-20 Why No Trade-off Between “Guns and Butter”? Armed
Forces and Social Spending in the Advanced Industrial
Democracies, 1960–1993.
MG-624-AF
GILBERT, M. L.
GILL, B.
DB-544-FFE
GILL, B. P.
RB-9239-ANF/WPF/SDP
Takeover.
RB-9273
RP-1265
Achievement.
CP-22-0704
MG-533-ANF/WPF/SDP
GILLILAND, M. J.
LRP-200701-09 Body Image and Children’s Mental Health Related
Behaviors: Results from the Healthy Passages Study.
GILMAN, S. C.
GINSBURGH, S.
GIOVANNI, M. Y.
RB-9293
25
GIRARDINI, K.
RP-1272
Stockage Determination Made Easy.
GIROSI, F.
RB-9237
RB-9293
GLANCE, L. G.
LRP-200701-19 Racial Differences in the Use of Epidural Analgesia for
Labor.
LRP-200704-23 Use of a Matching Algorithm to Evaluate Hospital
LRP-200706-06 Nurse Working Conditions and Patient Safety Outcomes.
LRP-200707-11 Effect of Complications on Mortality After Coronary Artery
GLANTZ, C.
Labor.
GLASSMAN, P.
GLENN, R. W.
RB-9268-JFCOM Applying Madison Avenue Principles and Recent
Operational Experience to Counterinsurgency and
Stability Operations.
MG-428/2-JFCOM
“People Make the City,” Executive Summary: Joint Urban
Operations Observations and Insights from Afghanistan
and Iraq.
MG-551-JFCOM Counterinsurgency in a Test Tube: Analyzing the Success
of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands
(RAMSI).
MG-607-JFCOM Enlisting Madison Avenue: The Marketing Approach to
Earning Popular Support in Theaters of Operation.
GLIK, D.
Katrina.
GNANADESIGAN, N.
LRP-200710-19 Quality Indicators for Screening and Prevention in
Vulnerable Elders.
GODGES, J.
CPU-0-ADM-2006
Profiles in Problem Solving: 2006 Annual Report.
CP-22-0712
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 3, Fall 2007.
CP-22-0704
CP-22-0708
GOLDEN, J. F.
Katrina.
GOLDMAN, C. A.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
Version) .
Qatar.
MG-548/1-QATAR
GOLDMAN, D. P.
RB-9043-1
RB-9283
A Systematic Review of the Adverse Effects of
Prescription Drug Cost Sharing.
RB-9285
A Look Inside the “Doughnut Hole”: How Drug-Benefit
Limits Affect Retiree Prescription Use.
CP-22-0712
LRP-200707-04 Prescription Drug Cost Sharing: Associations with
Medication and Medical Utilization and Spending and
Health.
LRP-200709-08 Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill.
LRP-200709-12 Prescription Drug Coverage and Elderly Medicare
Spending.
WR-325-1
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio
Choice.
WR-504
Price Variation in Markets with Homogeneous Goods:
The Case of Medigap.
GOLDMAN, H. H.
RB-9254
Program.
GOLDSMITH, B.
Money ?
of Cost Savings.
GOLDSTEIN, R. B.
Primary Care.
GOLIN, C. E.
LRP-200702-09 Repeated Measures Analyses of Dose Timing of
Antiretroviral Medication and Its Relationship to HIV
Virologic Outcomes.
GOLINELLI, D.
RB-9300
MG-566-OSD “Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse
GOMEZ GONZALEZ, J.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
GOMPERT, D. C.
RB-9244-OSD Heads We Win: Improving Cognitive Effectiveness in
Counterinsurgency.
CP-521-0607
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 3, June 2007.
OP-168-OSD
Heads We Win—the Cognitive Side of Counterinsurgency
(COIN): RAND Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 1.
26
Security Sector.
Study. Vol. 1.
GRANT, J.
TR-435-ESRC
GONZâALEZ-UNZAGA, M.
IMSS
Policy and Practice Impacts of Research Funded by the
Economic and Social Research Council: A Case Study of
the Future of Work Programme, Approach and Analysis.
TR-438-ESRC Policy and Practice Impacts of Research Funded by the
Economic and Social Research Council: A Case Study
of the Future of Work Programme, Supporting Data.
TR-444-NAO
LRP-200610-24 The Returns from Health Care Efficiency Research in the
Netherlands.
WR-368-DH
Bibliometric Analysis of Highly Cited Publications of
Health Research in England, 1995–2004.
WR-509-DH
Health Research in England, 1997–2003: Theme Specific
HCPs in England.
GOODARZI, M. O.
GRASER, J. C.
Money ?
of Cost Savings.
GORDON, J.
MG-510-DHS
GREEN, J. D.
GONZALES, D.
DB-528-NAVY Navy/OSD Collaborative Review of Acquisition Policy for
Joint Sea Base.
GORE, J. L.
LRP-200710-07 Androgen Deprivation Therapy Increases Cardiovascular
Morbidity in Men with Prostate Cancer.
GORE, P.
GOULD, D. A.
LRP-200706-26 The New York City Palliative Care Quality Improvement
Collaborative.
GOULD, J.
CPU-0-ADM-2006
GRAHAM, J. D.
CP-521-0207
CP-521-0807
CP-521-1207
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 6, December 2007.
OP-181-PV/EMR Leading the Executive Branch: Strategies and Options
for Achieving Success.
OP-197-PV/EMR Polarized Politics and Policy Consequences.
OP-213-PV/EMR Modernizing the Federal Government: Paying for
Performance.
LRP-200705-11 The Risk-Benefit Balance in the United States: Who
Decides?
WR-537-PRGS The Benefits and Costs of New Fuels and Engines for
Cars and Light Trucks.
GRAMMICH, C. A.
TR-480-NAVY A Methodology for Estimating the Impact of Aircraft
Carrier Operational Cycles on the Maintenance Industrial
Base.
RP-1261
American and Iranian Public Opinion: The Quest for
Common Grounds.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
GRANT, A. K.
RB-241-AF
MG-613-AF
GREENBERG, M. D.
TR-439-CSG
(2003–2004).
III (2004–2005).
GREENFIELD, S.
Choice.
GREENFIELD, V. A.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
Approaches.
Assets.
GREENLAND, P.
GRESENZ, C. R.
Mexican-Americans.
WR-472
GRIFFIN, A.
TR-475-HLTH
Report.
27
GRIFFIN, B. A.
RP-1259
Interpreting Treatment Effects When Cases Are
Institutionalized After Treatment.
LRP-200707-03 Interpreting Treatment Effects When Cases Are
LRP-200709-11 Factors Associated with Major Depression Among
Mothers in Los Angeles.
LRP-200712-06 Smoking Rates Among Adolescents in Substance Abuse
Treatment Programs.
GRIFFIN, J.
GRIGGS, J. J.
Chemotherapy.
GRILL, B.
TR-360-DHS
RB-9278-DHS
GRISSOM, A.
RB-210-AF
MG-499-AF
MG-563-A
Security.
Can Publicly Available Information Be Used in Planning
Terrorist Attacks?
America’s Security Challenges Require a New Division of
Labor Among the Armed Forces.
A New Division of Labor: Meeting America’s Security
Challenges Beyond Iraq.
A Capabilities-Based Strategy for Army Security
Cooperation.
GROGGER, J.
RP-1253
Testing for Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops from Behind a
Veil of Darkness.
WR-531
The Effects of Work-Conditioned Transfers on Marriage
and Child Well-Being: A Review.
GROSSMAN, J.
LRP-200710-16 Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoporosis in
Vulnerable Elders.
GRUNWALD, M.
and Poor Prognosis.
GUARINO, C. M.
Ranking.
GUCKENBURG, S.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
GUERRANT, R. L.
RB-9293
GUNN, P. P.
WR-490-4-NSF/DOJ
GUO, X.
GVINERIA, G.
TR-501-OSD
HABBEMA, J. D. F.
HAGEN, J.
TR-434-AF
TR-459-AF
RB-230-AF
GROSSMAN, M.
Marijuana Markets.
GROVES, D. G.
TR-461-NAT
RB-9294-NAT A New Tool Can Help Commercial-Building Owners Make
RP-1244
A New Analytic Method for Finding Policy-Relevant
Scenarios.
GRUBER, M. J.
LRP-200711-04 Mental Health Service Use Among Hurricane Katrina
Survivors in the Eight Months After the Disaster.
GRUDZEN, C. R.
GRUNBAUM, J. A.
A Strategies-to-Tasks Framework for Planning and
Executing Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
(ISR) Operations.
New Tools Can Make Intelligence Collection More
Responsive to Time-Sensitive Targets.
HAHN, B. H.
Disease Care.
HAHN, E. A.
HAIDER, S.
WR-223-1
Do Elderly Men Respond to Taxes on Earnings?
Evidence from the Social Security Retirement Earnings
Test.
HALE, L.
28
RP-200709-03 Effects of Interpregnancy Interval and Outcome of the
Bangladesh.
MG-589-NSF
HALL, W. J.
MADIT II.
and Poor Prognosis.
HANDCOCK, M. S.
WR-496
Bayesian Estimation of Hispanic Fertility Hazards from
Survey and Population Data.
HALLMARK, B. W.
HALLSWORTH, M.
TR-474-EC
The EU Platform on Diet, Physical Activity and Health:
Second Monitoring Progress Report.
TR-516-RC
DB-549-MOD Remuneration and Its Motivation of Service Personnel:
Focus Group Investigation and Analysis.
DB-551-MOD Motivations and Attitudes of New Recruits Regarding
Remuneration Issues: Focus Group Investigation and
Analysis.
LRP-200600-22 Creating the Evidence Base for the MLA Partnership.
Three States.
HANDLER, S.
HANKS, C.
MG-532-A
HANLEY, J.
HANNAH, G.
TR-516-RC
HANNEY, S.
TR-435-ESRC
TR-438-ESRC
HANSEN, J. S.
WR-452-UWA School Finance Systems and Their Responsiveness to
WR-453-UWA School Finance Systems and Their Responsiveness to
HALPER, D.
Collaborative.
HANSER, L. M.
MG-597-AF
HAMBARSOOMIANS, K.
RP-1325
County.
with Whites.
HANSON, C.
RB-9293
HAMBLETON, R. K.
(PROMIS).
HAMILTON, L. S.
TR-506-CC
Value-Added Assessment in Practice: Lessons from the
Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System Pilot
Project.
RB-9259-NSF How Educators in Three States Are Responding to
Behind.
CP-22-0712
LRP-200703-30 The Sensitivity of Value-Added Teacher Effect Estimates
to Different Mathematics Achievement Measures.
HANSON, M.
TR-511-OA/MAR/NAR
Post-Katrina Recovery of the Housing Market Along the
Mississippi Gulf Coast.
RB-9290-OA/MAR/NAR
What Progress Is Mississippi Making in Rebuilding Its
Affordable Housing Stock After Katrina?.
HARDISON, C. M.
MG-624-AF
HARKER, J. O.
Disease Care.
HARMON, C.
WR-501
Scales.
HARRELL, M. C.
TR-419-OSD
OP-206-RC
Managing Diversity in Corporate America: An
Exploratory Analysis.
29
HARRIS, A.
TR-368-1-LACPD
LRP-200703-11
LRP-200705-16
HARRIS, K.
Treatment Programs.
LRP-200705-18
HARRISON, S.
MG-518-AF
LRP-200706-16
LRP-200708-05
HARTING, S.
CF-237-NSRD
Networked Forces in Stability Operations: 101st Airborne
LRP-200708-10
HASSELL, J.
LRP-200708-12
HAVEMAN, J. D.
LRP-200703-24 The Container Security Initiative and Ocean Container
Threats.
LRP-200709-16
HAVILAND, A.
III (2004–2005).
RB-9234
LRP-200712-19 Use of a Web-Based Convenience Sample to
Supplement a Probability Sample.
WR-293-1-ICJ A Description and Analysis of Evolving Data Resources
on Small Business.
LRP-200711-06
MG-593-OSD
LRP-200708-11
LRP-200708-20
LRP-200710-10
HAYWARD, R. A.
HEINZERLING, K. G.
HELD, B. J.
CT-280
CT-280/1
HAWES-DAWSON, J.
HAYDEN, O.
HAYES, M.
HAYES, S. N.
HAYS, R. D.
RB-9300
RP-1309
LRP-200609-22
LRP-200610-27
LRP-200700-23
LRP-200701-02
LRP-200702-09
LRP-200702-14
Physician Communication When Prescribing New
Medications.
Minimally Important Difference in Diffuse Systemic
Ethnic Variations in Dementia Caregiving Experiences:
The SF-36 Physical and Mental Health Factors Were
Repeated Measures Analyses of Dose Timing of
Virologic Outcomes.
Disease?
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Tai Chi for Tension
Headaches.
Item Response Theory Analyses of Physical Functioning
Psychometric Evaluation and Calibration of HealthRelated Quality of Life Item Banks: Plans for the PatientReported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS).
Severity of Visual Field Loss and Health-Related Quality
of Life.
Reliability, Validity, and Minimally Important Differences of
A Comparison of Three Sets of Criteria for Determining
IRT Health Outcomes Data Analysis Project: An
The Role of the Bifactor Model in Resolving
Dimensionality Issues in Health Outcomes Measures.
Next Steps for Use of Item Response Theory in the
Assessment of Health Outcomes.
Development of a Preliminary Scleroderma
Precision of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Data
Developing a Spanish-Language Consumer Report for
HELD, T.
TR-481-A
Improving the Department of Defense’s Small Business
Innovation Research Program.
Innovation Research Program: Addendum.
Speaking with a Commonality Language: A Lexicon for
System and Component Development.
HELLMANN, N.
RB-9293
HELMERHORST, T. J. M.
HELMUS, T. C.
MG-428/2-JFCOM
and Iraq.
HENNESSY, K. D.
RB-9254
HENNINGER, A.
OP-176-OSD
Analysis, Analysis Practices, and Implications for
Modeling and Simulation.
30
HEPNER, K. A.
HERITAGE, J.
LRP-200609-22 Physician Communication When Prescribing New
Medications.
HERRELL, J. M.
HERRINGTON, D.
HERTZMAN, M.
Analysis.
HESS, S.
Netherlands.
Systems.
HIATT, L.
Sponsors.
HICKEY, S. C.
HIGASHI, T.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
Quality of Care.
HILBORNE, L. H.
Report.
RB-9237
Report.
HILDEBRANDT, G. G.
MG-355-AF
Budget Estimating Relationships for Depot-Level
Reparables in the Air Force Flying Hour Program.
HILLBORNE, L.
RB-9293
HILTON, L.
and Its Outcomes.
Center.
HIRSCHER, R.
HIX, W. M.
RB-9243-1-RC Improving Recruitment and Retention in the New Orleans
Police Department.
MG-585-RC
Recruitment and Retention: Lessons for the New Orleans
Police Department.
HOEHN, A. R.
RB-210-AF
MG-499-AF
HOELSCHER, D.
HOFER, T. P.
HOFFMAN, B.
CF-229
OP-180-1-CTRMP
The Victims of Terrorism: An Assessment of Their
Influence and Growing Role in Policy, Legislation, and the
Private Sector.
HOFFMAN, J. R.
HOFMAN, F.
HOGAN, M. M.
HOLLOWAY, R. G.
LRP-200703-26 Accuracy of Medicare Claims Data in Identifying
LRP-200705-31 The Implications of Using US-Specific EQ-5D Preference
HOLLYWOOD, J.
DB-528-NAVY Navy/OSD Collaborative Review of Acquisition Policy for
HOLMES, H.
Collaborative.
HOLMES, H. N.
HOLMES, K. K.
RB-9293
31
HOLTZMAN, D.
RB-9293
HONESS-MORREALE, L.
RB-9279
HOORENS, S.
TR-474-EC
TR-510-KB
Addressing the Uncertain Future of Preserving the Past:
Towards a Robust Strategy for Digital Archiving and
Preservation.
Netherlands.
HOORN, T. VAN DER
HORAN, T.
HORSTMAN, T.
Plans?
HOSEK, J. R.
CF-235-OSD
Perspectives on U.S. Competitiveness in Science and
Technology.
HOSMER, S. T.
RB-222-AF
Why Was the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion
So Weak?
MG-544-AF
Why the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion Was
So Weak.
HSER, Y.
LRP-200710-50 Asian Americans in Community-Based Substance Abuse
Treatment: Service Needs, Utilization, and Outcomes.
HSIAO, A.
HSU, V.
HU, F. A.
Disease?
HU, J.
LRP-200705-11 The Risk-Benefit Balance in the United States: Who
Decides?
HUANG, D. T.
HUGHES, J.
RB-9293
HUGHES, R. G.
and Its Outcomes.
HUI, K.
Headaches.
HUNTER, R. E.
HUNTER, S. B.
Partners.
HURD, M. D.
RB-9043-1
WR-463
WR-524
Time-Use in the Older Population: Variation by SocioEconomic Status and Health.
Inter-Vivos Giving over the Lifecycle.
HUSKAMP, H. A.
RB-9254
Program.
HUSSEY, P. S.
LRP-200712-03 International Migration Patterns of Physicians to the
United States: A Cross-National Panel Analysis.
HUTCHINSON, S. L.
LRP-200712-07 Predictors of Timely Follow-Up Care Among MedicaidEnrolled Adults After Psychiatric Hospitalization.
HYMAN, G.
Netherlands.
Systems.
HYNES, M. V.
MG-532-A
IALONGO, N. S.
Use.
IGUCHI, M. Y.
Pilot.
LRP-200709-02 Behavioral and Economic Perspectives in Drug Abuse
Research.
IKEMOTO, G.
WR-452-UWA
WR-453-UWA
IMARA, J.
TR-368-1-LACPD
32
IMM, P. S.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
INAGAMI, S.
ISAACSON, N.
ISSA, A. M.
JACOBSON, J. O.
Completion.
2000.
JAIN, A. K.
RB-236-AF
MG-588-AF
Programs.
JACKSON, B. A.
TR-454-DHS
Approaches.
RB-9258-DHS Getting Inside the Terrorist Mind.
RB-9279
RB-9309-NIJ
RP-1247
Counterinsurgency Intelligence in a “Long War”: The
British Experience in Northern Ireland.
RP-1248
Technology Acquisition by Terrorist Groups Threat:
Assessment Informed by Lessons from Private Sector
Technology Adoption.
CT-291
Protecting Emergency Responders at Large-Scale
Incidents: Lessons Learned from the Response to the
Attacks on the World Trade Center.
CT-294
Developing Robust Border Security Technologies to
Protect Against Diverse and Adaptive Threats.
CT-294/1
Developing Robust Border Security Technologies
to Protect Against Diverse and Adaptive Threats:
Addendum.
MG-481-DHS Breaching the Fortress Wall: Understanding Terrorist
MG-485-DHS Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups and the
WR-465-DHS Assessing the Benefits of Homeland Security Efforts
Deployed Against a Dynamic Terrorist Threat.
WR-533-RC
Rifling Through the Terrorists’ Arsenal: Exploring Groups’
Weapon Choices and Technology Strategies.
JAMES, B.
Health Care.
JACKSON, C.
RP-1288
JACOB, E. L.
JENKINS, B. M.
CT-270
Basic Principles for Homeland Security.
CT-278-1
Building an Army of Believers: Jihadist Radicalization and
Recruitment.
CT-285
Defining the Role of a National Commission on the
Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Homegrown
Terrorism.
JACOB, S.
JENNINGS, B.
Health Care.
JACOBS, M.
JENNINGS, E.
Threats.
Subspecialty Distributions of Ophthalmologists in the
Workforce.
JAVORS, M. A.
JAYCOX, L.
RB-9291
RP-1235
RP-1308
LRP-200300-17
LRP-200500-20
LRP-200703-03
LRP-200704-14
LRP-200710-12
LRP-200712-05
Latino Teens Talk About Help Seeking and Help Giving in
Relation to Dating Violence.
An Evaluation of Substance Abuse Treatment Services
Angeles.
Correlates of “Non-Problematic” and “Problematic”
Primary Care.
Active Parental Consent for a School-Based Community
Violence Screening: Comparing Distribution Methods.
Psychiatric Disorders Among Adults Seeking Emergency
Schools’ Mental Health Responses After Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita.
Reactions to Dating Violence Among Latino Teenagers:
An Experiment Utilizing the Articulated Thoughts in
Simulated Situations Paradigm.
JENA, A. B.
JENCKS, S. F.
33
JOHNSON, D. E.
MG-405-1-AF Learning Large Lessons: The Evolving Roles of Ground
Power and Air Power in the Post-Cold War Era.
JOHNSON, R.
CF-239-PPN
JONES, S. G.
RB-9237
RB-9241
CT-296
MG-146/1-1-RC
MG-557-SRF
The State of the Afghan Insurgency.
JONG, G. DE
JONSSON, S. H.
WR-496
JOST, J. T.
Partners.
JOYCE, G.
RB-9043-1
RB-9283
RB-9285
RB-9300
CP-22-0712
LRP-200700-05
LRP-200700-06
LRP-200700-07
LRP-200700-08
LRP-200700-09
LRP-200700-10
LRP-200700-11
LRP-200700-12
LRP-200700-13
LRP-200700-14
LRP-200705-32
LRP-200705-33
LRP-200705-34
LRP-200705-35
LRP-200705-36
LRP-200706-32
LRP-200706-33
LRP-200706-34
LRP-200707-04
LRP-200709-08
Prostatitis.
Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome.
Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer.
Kidney Cancer.
Pediatric Urologic Disorders.
Male Infertility.
Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease.
Male Urethral Stricture Disease.
Testicular Cancer.
Methods.
Cryptorchidism and Hypospadias.
Vesicoureteral Reflux and Ureteroceles.
Erectile Dysfunction.
Male Infertility.
Kidney Cancer.
Prostatitis.
Prescription Drug Cost Sharing: Associations with
Health.
Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill.
JUVONEN, J.
LRP-200704-10 “But Others Do It!”: Do Misperceptions of Schoolmate
KAGAWA-SINGER, M.
KAHAN, J. P.
TR-397-ATSC
TR-422-AF
Decisionmaking.
KAHN, K. L.
Disease Care.
LRP-200701-15 On Referral Patterns for Patients with Breast Cancer.
Disease?
KALICHMAN, S. C.
KALLIMANI, J.
Base.
KALWIJ, A.
LRP-200406-25 The Myth of Worksharing.
KAMBERG, C. J.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
KAMBIC, R . T.
KANOUSE, D. E.
RB-9300
RP-1312
Sponsors.
KAPLAN, A. H.
Virologic Outcomes.
KAPLAN, S.
Choice.
34
KAPTEYN, A.
LRP-200303-24
LRP-200406-25
LRP-200700-25
LRP-200703-17
Hypothetical Intertemporal Consumption Choices.
The Myth of Worksharing.
Simulation of Pension Reforms in The Netherlands.
Vignettes and Self-Reports of Work Disability in the
United States and the Netherlands.
LRP-200707-13 Measurement Error and Misclassification: A Comparison
of Survey and Administrative Data.
WR-501
Scales.
WR-506
Are ‘Webographic’ or Attitudinal Questions Useful for
Adjusting Estimates from Web Surveys Using Propensity
Scoring?
WR-535
Intertemporal Consumption with Directly Measured
Welfare Functions and Subjective Expectations.
WR-536
Differences.
KAPUR, K.
RB-9234
RP-1287
The Economic Impact of Capitated Care for High Utilizers
of Public Mental Health Services: The Los Angeles
PARTNERS Program Experience.
WR-450-ICJ
KARACA-MANDIC, P.
RB-9285
WR-450-ICJ
KARASIK, T. W.
RB-233-AF
Terrorism.
MG-561-AF
Terrorism Risks.
KARNEY, B. R.
TR-488-ACF
and Programs.
LRP-200705-06 Not Shifting but Broadening Marital Research: Comments
on Fincham, Stanley, and Beach.
LRP-200708-17 Stress Crossover in Newlywed Marriage: A Longitudinal
and Dyadic Perspective.
MG-599-OSD Families under Stress: An Assessment of Data, Theory,
KAROLY, L. A.
Who Is Ahead and Who Is Behind? Gaps in School
Readiness and Student Achievement in the Early Grades
for California’s Children.
Children.
The Promise of Preschool for Narrowing Readiness and
Achievement Gaps Among California Children.
CT-273
Forces Shaping the Future U.S. Workforce and
Workplace: Implications for 21st Century Work.
LRP-200702-17 Work and Well-Being Among the Self-Employed at Older
Ages.
LRP-200704-01 Transitions to Self-Employment at Older Ages: The Role
of Wealth, Health, Health Insurance, and Other Factors.
WR-525
Employment and Self-Employment in the Wake of
Hurricane Katrina.
WR-528
The Effect of Retirement Incentives on Retirement
Behavior: Evidence from the Self-Employed in the United
States and England.
WR-531
The Effects of Work-Conditioned Transfers on Marriage
and Child Well-Being: A Review.
KASPAR, P.
RB-9293
KASSEL, J. D.
KASSING, D.
MG-447-A
KASUPSKI, A.
OP-180-1-CTRMP
The Victims of Terrorism: An Assessment of Their
Influence and Growing Role in Policy, Legislation, and the
Private Sector.
KATAOKA, S. H.
LRP-200703-03 Active Parental Consent for a School-Based Community
LRP-200710-08 Who Gets Care? Mental Health Service Use Following a
School-Based Suicide Prevention Program.
KATZ, P. R.
and Poor Prognosis.
KAVANAGH, J.
OP-206-RC
MG-553-OSD Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned Officers.
KAYE, D. D.
CF-237-NSRD
MG-592-NSRD Talking to the Enemy: Track Two Diplomacy in the Middle
East and South Asia.
KEEFE, R.
KEELER, E. B.
RB-9293
CP-22-0708
LRP-200703-05 The Effects of Multi-Hospital Systems on Hospital Prices.
Index.
KEESEY, J.
35
the United States.
KELLY, T. K.
TR-386-DHS
KIRK, W.
RB-9287-EDU
RP-1283
Interim Report.
Terrorism Risk Modeling for Intelligence Analysis and
Infrastructure Protection.
RB-241-AF
LRP-200700-19 The Just Conduct of War Against Radical Islamic Terror
and Insurgencies.
MG-613-AF
KITZMAN, D. W.
and Poor Prognosis.
KERR, E. A.
KLAUTZER, L.
TR-472-BT
TR-474-EC
TR-516-RC
KESSLER, R. C.
KEYSER, D. J.
LRP-200701-08 RAND/Hartford Initiative to Build Interdisciplinary
Geriatric Health Care Research Centers.
KHANDWALA, S.
KLEERUP, E.
LRP-200710-28 Quality Indicators for the Care of Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease in Vulnerable Elders.
KLEIN, D. J.
RB-9265
KHANNA, D.
LRP-200612-38
KHILKO, I.
OP-185-OSD
LRP-200705-02
LRP-200708-14
KILMER, B.
Marijuana Markets.
KILPATRICK, S. D.
KIMBRO, R. T.
LRP-200708-15 Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Timing of First
Marriage and Smoking Cessation.
KIRBY, K. C.
KIRBY, S. N.
RB-9236-OSD
MG-583-OSD
WR-508-FEA
Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees.
Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees:
KIRCHNER, J. E.
LRP-200702-02
LRP-200703-04
LRP-200710-41
Users.
Outpatient Mental Health Utilization Among Commercially
Insured Individuals: In- and Out-of-Network Care.
Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life
Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with
The Quality of Ambulatory Care Delivered to Children in
the United States.
KLEIN, J. D.
KLEINJANS, K. J.
WR-535
KLEINMAN, K. P.
KLEKOTKA, A.
RB-9287-EDU Evaluating Teacher Quality under No Child Left Behind.
RP-1283
Interim Report.
KLERMAN, J. A.
WR-532
KLETKE, P. R.
36
KLOR, E. F.
LRP-200612-42 On Terrorism and Electoral Outcomes: Theory and
Evidence from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
WR-477
KNOPMAN, D. S.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
KO, C. Y.
KOEGEL, P.
RP-1287
KOENIG, W.
KOFNER, A.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
KOGAN, J. N.
KONETY, B. R.
LRP-200700-07 Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer.
LRP-200705-36 Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer.
KONTOPANTELIS, E.
KOUWENHOVEN, M.
TR-367-CCC
RB-9207-CCC Isles of Scilly Travel Demand Model.
Usage: A UK Study.
KPARKER, A.
LRP-200706-32 Male Infertility.
KRAKAUER, E. L.
Palliative Care.
KRAL, A. H.
Users.
KRAVITZ, R. L.
Medications.
KRESSIN, N. R.
LRP-200710-49 Career and Time Management Strategies for Clinical and
Health Services Researchers.
KRUPSKI, T. L.
KUATE DEFO, B.
LRP-200603-38 Reliability of Reasons for Early Termination of
Breastfeeding: Application of a Bivariate Probability
Model with Sample Selection to Data from Surveys in
Malaysia in 1976–77 and 1988-89.
KUNG, F.
RB-9300
KVITKY, J. S.
TR-459-AF
KWAN, L.
Men.
LACHMAN, B. E.
RB-9260-OSD The Thin Green Line: Buffering the Nation’s Military
Bases.
Assets.
MG-612-OSD The Thin Green Line: An Assessment of DoD’s
Readiness and Environmental Protection Initiative to
Buffer Installation Encroachment.
LACKEY, A. W.
RP-1272
LAI, J.
(PROMIS).
LAIRD, J.
TR-367-CCC
RB-9207-CCC
LAKDAWALLA, D.
RB-9043-1
LRP-200704-12 How Does Terrorism Risk Vary Across Space and Time?
An Analysis Based on the Israeli Experience.
LRP-200710-48 The Welfare Effects of Public Drug Insurance.
LALLY, E. V.
LAMB, R. J.
LAMBETH, B. S.
RP-1260
Soviet Strategic Programs and Policies, 1964–1972.
MG-655-AF
Combat Pair: The Evolution of Air Force-Navy Integration
in Strike Warfare.
37
LANCASTER, D.
LANCE, S.
RB-9279
LANDAY, A.
RB-9293
LANDON, B. E.
LRP-200712-18 Congestive Heart Failure Disease Management in
Medicare-Managed Care.
LANDREE, E.
TR-360-DHS
TR-454-DHS
RB-9278-DHS
CT-269
DB-528-NAVY
Security.
Terrorist Attacks?
Nanomaterials in the Workplace: A Summary of the
RAND Policy and Planning Workshop on Occupational
Safety and Health.
LANGLEY, A.
LANKHUIZEN, M.
TR-453-EC
Final Report.
TR-460-EC
LANTO, A. B.
LRP-200712-08 The Evolution of Changes in Primary Care Delivery
Underlying the Veterans Health Administration’s Quality
Transformation.
LAPIN, P.
LARA, M.
Asthma Disparities.
Care.
LARA, R.
LARA-CINISOMO, S.
LRP-200709-11 Factors Associated with Major Depression Among
Mothers in Los Angeles.
WR-523
An Exploratory Study of Mothers’ Perceptions of
Acculturation Within the Preschool Context.
LARRABEE, F. S.
MG-673-CEIS Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in
Ukraine.
LARSON, C.
LARSON, E. L.
LRP-200706-22 Nurse Working Conditions, Organizational Climate,
Approach.
LARSON, E. V.
LRP-200606-23 Arms Control and CSBMs in a Korean Peace Regime: A
U.S. Perspective.
LRP-200703-18 George Michael, The Enemy of My Enemy: The Alarming
Convergence of Militant Islam and the Extreme Right
Book Review
LATOURRETTE, T.
TR-386-DHS
WR-487-IEC
Using Probabilistic Terrorism Risk Modeling for
Regulatory Benefit-Cost Analysis: Application to the
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Implemented in the
Land Environment.
LE BLANCQ, S. M.
RB-9293
LE FLOCH, K. C.
RB-9287-EDU Evaluating Teacher Quality under No Child Left Behind.
RB-9303
RP-1283
Interim Report.
RP-1303
Interim Report.
LE, V.
LEE, G.
LEE, M. L.
LEE, P. P.
RP-1288
Workforce.
LEE, S. P.
LEEUWEN, T. VAN
WR-368-DH
Health Research in England, 1995–2004.
WR-509-DH
HCPs in England.
LEIBOWITZ, A. A.
LEIPZIG, R. M.
and Poor Prognosis.
38
LEIS, R.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
TR-516-RC
LEWIS, G.
LEWIS, M. W.
TR-481-A
DB-506-A
LEITES, N.
CB-104-1
The Operational Code of the Politburo.
LEMPERT, R. J.
RP-1244
A New Analytic Method for Finding Policy-Relevant
Scenarios.
LEONARD, A.
LRP-196409-02 Green’s Functions for One-Velocity Neutron Transport in
a One-Dimensional Slab and Sphere.
LEONARD, R. S.
RB-236-AF
MG-588-AF
Programs.
LEUSCHNER, K.
Report.
RB-9295-EMKF Do Benefits of Sarbanes-Oxley Justify the Costs?
Empirical Evidence in the Case of Small Firms.
RB-9298-EMKF Is Special Regulatory Treatment for Small Businesses
Working as Intended?
RB-9305-EMKF State Insurance Mandates and Consumer-Directed
Health Plans: Are They Helping Small Business Provide
Health Insurance to Employees?
DB-506-A
Preparedness.
MG-538-A
MG-663-EMKF In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic and Effects
LEVINE, R. J.
Health Care.
LEVINSON, D.
LEVITT, R.
TR-472-BT
TR-482-NAO
TR-510-KB
Preservation.
MG-538-A
LI, J.
Exemplary Practices, and Lessons Learned, Phase
III: Task B2: Final Report Promoting Emergency
Preparedness and Readiness for Pandemic Influenza
(PREPARE for PI); Pilot Quality Improvement Learning
Collaborative.
LI, J. A.
WR-489
The Kids Are OK: Divorce and Children’s Behavior
Problems.
LI, M.
Headaches.
LI, Y.
LIBICKI, M. C.
CB-407
Conquest in Cyberspace: National Security and
Information Warfare.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
TR-360-DHS
Security.
Terrorist Attacks?
MG-483-DHS Exploring Terrorist Targeting Preferences.
Study. Vol. 1.
LICHTENSTEIN, C.
RB-9254
LICHTER, D.
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
LICKEL, B.
Partners.
LIDDICOAT, R.
LIGTVOET, A.
TR-406-EC
Netherlands.
39
LIM, N.
OP-206-RC
MG-566-OSD
“Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse
LIM, Y.
RB-9293
LIN, M.
Interact?
LINDSAY, A. C.
Mothers.
LING, T.
TR-443-NAO
TR-460-EC
TR-474-EC
DB-549-MOD
DB-551-MOD
LINGEL, S. L.
TR-459-AF
Prescribing in Primary Care: Understanding What
Shapes GPs’ Prescribing Choices and How Might These
Be Improved
Remuneration and Its Motivation of Service Personnel:
Motivations and Attitudes of New Recruits Regarding
Analysis.
LIPSCOMB, J.
LRP-200708-20 Next Steps for Use of Item Response Theory in the
Assessment of Health Outcomes.
LITWIN, M. S.
LRP-200700-01 Unsolicited Written Comments: An Untapped Data
Source.
Beneficiaries.
Choice.
Men.
LIU, C.
LIU, D.
LRP-200706-27 Have Nursing Home Compare Quality Measure Scores
LIU, H.
Disease Care.
Virologic Outcomes.
Disease?
(PROMIS).
LOCKWOOD, J. R.
RB-9273
RP-1265
Achievement.
RP-1266
Controlling for Individual Heterogeneity in Longitudinal
Models, with Applications to Student Achievement.
LRP-200706-20 Bayesian Methods for Scalable Multivariate Value-Added
Assessment.
Sample Sizes to Evaluations?
WR-471-IES
Controlling for Student Heterogeneity in Longitudinal
Achievement Models.
LONDON, A. S.
RB-9300
LONG, A.
LONG, S.
LONGSHORE, D.
RB-9300
40
LRP-200705-27 Processes and Outcomes of Substance Abuse Treatment
Between Two Programs for Clients Insured under
Managed Care.
LRP-200708-03 School-Based Drug Prevention Among At-Risk
LUI, C.
LOREDO, E. N.
RB-219-AF
A New Tool Forecasts Programmed Depot Maintenance
Workloads for Aging Aircraft.
MG-519-AF
Programmed Depot Maintenance Capacity Assessment
Tool: Workloads, Capacity, and Availability.
RB-9267-HLTH
RB-9279
LURIE, N.
RB-9234
RB-9286
RP-1273
LORELL, M. A.
Money ?
of Cost Savings.
LORENZ, K.
Palliative Care.
and Its Outcomes.
LRP-200710-34 Quality Indicators for Palliative and End-of-Life Care in
Vulnerable Elders.
CT-286
LRP-200703-08
LRP-200703-12
LRP-200704-03
LRP-200704-05
LRP-200704-22
LRP-200707-14
LRP-200709-10
WR-469-DHHS
LORVICK, J.
WR-470-DHHS
LOTSTEIN, D.
Preparedness.
Collaborative.
WR-473-DHHS
LOU, Y.
TR-475-HLTH
Report.
LOUGHRAN, D. S.
TR-450-ICJ
Estimating the Accident Risk of Older Drivers.
RB-9272-ICJ
What Risks Do Older Drivers Pose to Traffic Safety?.
OP-189-ICJ
Regulating Older Drivers: Are New Policies Needed?
WR-223-1
Do Elderly Men Respond to Taxes on Earnings?
Evidence from the Social Security Retirement Earnings
Test.
WR-482-1
Why Wait? The Effect of Marriage and Childbearing on
the Wage Growth of Men and Women.
LOVEJOY, S.
TR-397-ATSC
LUANGKESORN, L.
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
LUDWIG, M.
RB-9287-EDU
RP-1283
Interim Report.
WR-472
WR-491-DHHS
How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity .
Promoting Accountability in Public Health Emergency
Preparedness.
Perspective on B17–076.
Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity.
Health Disparities and Access to Health.
Quality Improvement in Public Health Emergency
Preparedness.
Assessing Public Health Emergency Preparedness:
Concepts, Tools, and Challenges.
Conceptualizing and Defining Public Health Emergency
Preparedness.
Neighborhood Context and Ethnicity Differences in Body
Survey (1988–1994).
Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability.
Improving and Enhancing Telephone-Based Disease
Improving Global Influenza Surveillance: Strategies for
Lessons Learned from the State and Local Public Health
Enhancing Public Health Preparedness: Exercises,
Collaborative.
LYMAN, G. H.
Chemotherapy.
LYNCH, K. F.
MG-518-AF
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
LYNESS, J. M.
LYNN, J.
LRP-200703-14 Age and Gender Differences in Medicare Expenditures at
LRP-200703-27 Getting Services Right for Those Sick Enough to Die.
Health Care.
Collaborative.
and Its Outcomes.
41
WR-325-1
WR-504
LYON-CALLO, S. K.
Asthma Disparities.
WR-505
WR-528
MA, S.
RGSD-220
A Good Start in Life: Revisiting Racial and Ethnic
Disparities in Health Outcomes at and After Birth.
LRP-200705-07 School Characteristics and Behavior Problems of U.S.
Fifth-Graders.
LRP-200712-09 Evidence for the Effect of Disease Management: Is $1
Billion a Year a Good Investment?
MACARIOS, D.
MACDONALD, J. M.
TR-368-1-LACPD
Experiment.
MAGILL, A.
RB-9293
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio
Choice.
States and England.
MAGLIONE, M.
and Its Outcomes.
MAGNABOSCO, J.
MACDONALD, J. W.
OP-190-ICJ
Moving Forward.
MAHNOVSKI, S.
RGSD-210
Robust Decisions and Deep Uncertainty: An Application
of Real Options to Public and Private Investment in
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies.
MACDONALD, N.
Palliative Care.
MALIN, J. L.
MACLEAN, C. H.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
Disease Care.
LRP-200710-15 Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoarthritis in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-16 Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoporosis in
Vulnerable Elders.
Elders.
LRP-200710-18 Quality Indicators for the Care of Pressure Ulcers in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-20 Quality Indicators for the Care of Vision Impairment in
Vulnerable Elders.
Elders.
LRP-200710-29 Quality Indicators for the Care of Breast Cancer in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-51 Measuring the Quality of Care Provided to Community
Dwelling Vulnerable Elders Dually Enrolled in Medicare
and Medicaid.
LRP-200711-20 Methods to Develop Arthritis and Osteoporosis
Measures: A View from the National Committee for
Quality Assurance (NCQA).
MAESTAS, N.
WR-196-2
Back to Work: Expectations and Realizations of Work
After Retirement.
MALISKI, S. L.
LRP-200700-01 Unsolicited Written Comments: An Untapped Data
Source.
Men.
MALLINGER, J. B.
MANACAPILLI, T.
RB-229-AF
MG-555-AF
MG-624-AF
MANDAVA, N.
CF-228-ISE
MANDELE, M. VAN DER
TR-510-KB
Preservation.
MANDELL, W.
MANGIONE, C. M.
42
Disease?
MANGIONE-SMITH, R. M.
the United States.
MARIANO, L. T.
RB-9236-OSD Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees.
Assessment.
MG-583-OSD Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees:
MARKEN, R.
MG-597-AF
MARQUIS, J. P.
OP-206-RC
MG-379-A
MG-563-A
Cooperation.
MARQUIS, M. S.
RB-9234
MARSDEN, C.
TR-472-BT
MARSH, J. A.
RB-9259-NSF
MG-589-NSF
WR-452-UWA
WR-453-UWA
Behind.
Three States.
MARSHALL, C.
MARTIN, L. G.
MARTIN, R. W.
MARTINEZ, A. N.
MARTINEZ, J. F.
TR-458-SEP
RB-9303
RP-1303
Interim Report.
MARTINO, S. C.
RP-1312
MARTORELL, F.
Qatar.
MARTâINEZ, H.
IMSS
MARSHALL, G. N.
LRP-200708-19 Provider Perceptions of Patient Psychosocial Needs After
Orofacial Injury.
LRP-200712-05 Reactions to Dating Violence Among Latino Teenagers:
MARTINEZ-ANDRADE, G.
IMSS
MARSTELLER, J. A.
Interact?
MG-538-A
MARTIN, J. L.
LRP-200710-21 Quality Indicators for the Care of Sleep Disorders in
Vulnerable Elders.
MARUSAK, S.
MASI, R.
MG-530-A
MG-530/1-A
MASON, B.
43
MASON, C.
RB-9293
MASSEY, H. G.
TR-408-AF
Practical Guide.
RB-215-AF
Approach.
MASTERS, J.
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
MATHIJSSEN, J.
TR-453-EC
Final Report.
TR-460-EC
MATSUMURA, S.
MATTKE, S.
Productivity Loss.
MATTOCK, M. G.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
TR-470-AF
The Dynamic Retention Model for Air Force Officers:
New Estimates and Policy Simulations of the Aviator
Continuation Pay Program.
MAUE, B. E. A.
RGSD-213
Balancing Two Lives: The Relationship of Activation, Pay,
and Retention Among U.S. Air Force Reserve Pilots.
MAYA, J. L.
IMSS
MAYES, M. D.
MCCAFFREY, D. F.
TR-506-CC
Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System Pilot
Project.
RP-1259
RP-1266
Controlling for Individual Heterogeneity in Longitudinal
Models, with Applications to Student Achievement.
Assessment.
Sample Sizes to Evaluations?LRP-200708-03 SchoolBased Drug Prevention Among At-Risk Adolescents:
Effects of ALERT Plus.
Treatment Programs.
WR-471-IES
Achievement Models.
WR-508-FEA
MCCANN, M. .
Managed Care.
MCCARTHY, K. F.
TR-511-OA/MAR/NAR
Mississippi Gulf Coast.
RB-9217-WPF Strategies for Sustaining Arts and Culture in the
Metropolis .
RB-9290-OA/MAR/NAR
Affordable Housing Stock After Katrina?.
CT-295
Evaluating Alternative Organizational Structures to
Revitalize the Economy of New Orleans.
CP-522
A Vision for the Arts in Los Angeles.
MG-379-A
MG-477-WPF Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for
Sustainability.
MCCLURE, J.
MCCOMBS, J. S.
Behind.
MG-589-NSF
Three States.
MCDEVITT, R.
RB-9234
MCDONALD, E. A.
MCEWAN, P. J.
TR-458-SEP
MCFADDEN, J.
MG-635-A
MCGLYNN, E. A.
CF-243
Quality of Children’s Health Care.
LRP-200701-05 Intended and Unintended Consequences: What Should
44
We Really Worry About?
Quality of Care.
the United States.
MCGORY, M. L.
LRP-200710-27 Quality Indicators for the Care of Colorectal Cancer in
Vulnerable Elders.
Vulnerable Elders.
MCHORNEY, C. A.
MCKEAN-COWDIN, R.
of Life.
MCKENZIE, T. L.
Adolescent Girls.
MCKERNAN, M.
Analysis.
MCNAUGHTON-COLLINS, M.
LRP-200700-05 Prostatitis.
MCNEARNEY, T. A.
MCNEESE-SMITH, D.
Managed Care.
MCNEIL, B. J.
MCNITT, S.
MEACHAM, R. B.
MEANS-CHRISTENSEN, A. J.
MEDEIROS, E. S.
CP-22-0704
LRP-200400-25 Agents of Influence: Assessing the Role of Chinese
Foreign Policy Research Organizations After the 16th
Party Congress.
MEDSGER, T. A.
MEERDING, W.
MEHROTRA, A.
MEHROTRA, R.
Vulnerable Elders.
MEIJER, E.
LRP-200701-17 The Sample Selection Model from a Method of Moments
Perspective.
MEILI, R.
TR-475-HLTH
Report.
III (2004–2005).
LRP-200702-02 Outpatient Mental Health Utilization Among Commercially
MELE, J. D.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
MELNICK, G.
LRP-200703-05 The Effects of Multi-Hospital Systems on Hospital Prices.
LRP-200706-24 Disabled Medicare Beneficiaries by Dual Eligible Status:
California, 1996–2001.
MEN, A.
MENDEL, P.
(2003–2004).
Interact?
MENDES, W. B.
Partners.
MENTHE, L.
TR-459-AF
MEREDITH, L. S.
TR-493-HS
TR-493/1-HS
Health Emergency.
45
MICHAUD, P.
Start-Up Costs.
D’entreprise.
WR-478
How Did the Elimination of the Earnings Test Above the
Normal Retirement Age Affect Retirement Expectations?
WR-495
WR-500
MILLER, D. C.
MILLER, L. G.
Virologic Outcomes.
MILLER, L. L.
MG-553-OSD
MILLER, M.
RB-9293
Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned Officers.
MIRANDA, J.
RP-1297
Disorder.
MITCHELL, J. M.
Needs Children.
MITCHELL, S. R.
RB-9300
MITTMAN, B. S.
Disease Care.
MOELLER, G.
RB-9293
MOINI, J. S.
Qatar.
MOJICA, W. A.
MOLANDER, R. C.
RB-9279
MONTOYA, S.
CP-521-0407
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 2, April 2007.
CP-521-1207
OP-213-PV/EMR Modernizing the Federal Government: Paying for
Performance.
MILLER, S.
TR-367-CCC
MOONEY-KANE, C.
Approach.
MILLS, P. H.
RB-228-AF
MOORE, L.
TR-416-A
MG-525-AF
MIN, L. C.
Vulnerable Elders.
MINKOVITZ, C. S.
According to Age.
MOORE, M.
WR-514
MOORE, N . Y.
TR-442-SBA
The Utilization of Women-Owned Small Businesses in
Federal Contracting.
RB-9261-SBA Measuring the Use of Women-Owned Small Businesses
in Federal Contracting.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
MG-572-AF
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies.
46
OORE, S. C.
MG-545-AF
Advancing the U.S. Air Force’s Force-Development
Initiative.
MORALES, L. S.
with Whites.
Juntos.
MORAN, G.
RB-9254
Program.
MOREEN, A.
RGSD-215
Overcoming the “Resource Curse”: Prioritizing Policy
Interventions in Countries with Large Extractive
Industries.
MORELAND, L.
MORIZOT, J.
LRP-200708-12 The Role of the Bifactor Model in Resolving
MORONEY, J. D. P.
RB-233-AF
Terrorism.
MG-561-AF
Terrorism Risks.
MG-563-A
Cooperation.
MG-635-A
MORRAL, A. R.
RP-1259
Angeles.
Experiment.
Treatment Programs.
MORRISON, P. A.
TR-524-UCR
Forecasting the Supply of and Demand for Physicians in
the Inland Southern California Area.
MORSE, L.
RB-9291
and Its Outcomes.
MOSS, A. J.
MADIT II.
MUELLER, K. P.
RB-227-AF
Counterinsurgency Operations May Require
Modernization of the U.S. Airlift Fleet.
MG-565-AF
Airlift Capabilities for Future U.S. Counterinsurgency
Operations.
MUKAMEL, D. B.
Labor.
MUKHERJI, A.
RGSD-216
Agrarian Households in Semi-Arid Tropics: Evaluating
Policy Options.
MULARSKI, R. A.
and Its Outcomes.
MULHOLLAND, K.
RB-9293
MULVENON, J. C.
LRP-200400-26 Party-Army Relations Since the 16th Party Congress:
The Battle of the “Two Centers”?
MUNRO, C.
TR-516-RC
MURATA, D.
RP-1287
Katrina and Rita.
MURRAY, P.
Primary Care.
MORTON, S. C.
(2003–2004).
RB-9300
MWABA, P.
RB-9293
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MYERS, S. K.
Collaborative.
NECHELES, J. W.
NACE, D. A.
NEFF, L. A.
LRP-200708-17 Stress Crossover in Newlywed Marriage: A Longitudinal
and Dyadic Perspective.
NADAREISHVILI, V.
Qatar.
NEILL, S.
TR-386-DHS
NADEEM, E.
NAEIM, A.
Vulnerable Elders.
NAFTEL, S.
RB-9236-OSD
RB-9259-NSF
MG-583-OSD
MG-589-NSF
NAJJAR, J.
TR-209-QF
Behind.
Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees:
Three States.
Recommendations.
NAKAJIMA, G. A.
LRP-200710-32 Quality Indicators for the Care of Depression in
Vulnerable Elders.
NAKAMOTO, K.
LRP-200712-01 The Effects of Price Discount and Product
Complementarity on Consumer Evaluations of Bundle
Components.
NAMIKI, S.
NARASIMHALU, K.
NELSON, C.
RB-9286
Preparedness.
Preparedness.
LRP-200704-22 Conceptualizing and Defining Public Health Emergency
Preparedness.
NELSON, C. A.
DB-544-FFE
NEU, C. R.
NEWBERRY, S. J.
Productivity Loss.
NEWHOUSE, J. P.
CP-22-0708
NEWMAN, J. L.
NEWSOME, B.
TR-481-A
NICHIPORUK, B.
MG-532-A
NICHOLS, T.
RB-9282-OSD
MG-552-OSD
NASIR, K.
NASON, E.
TR-406-EC
TR-435-ESRC
TR-438-ESRC
TR-516-RC
WR-509-DH
HCPs in England.
Benefits and Barriers: Using and Sharing Geospatial
Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions: The
Assets.
NICOSIA, N.
TR-442-SBA
WR-476-MEDPAC Comparing For-Profit and Not-for-Profit Health Care
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NIEDERBERGER, C.
NISHITA, C. M.
LRP-200600-15 Building Integrated Information Systems for Chronic Care:
The California Experience.
48
NIV, N.
NORMAN, S. B.
O’CONNOR, K. G.
According to Age.
O’DAY, J.
RB-9273
NORMAND, S. T.
RB-9254
Program.
RB-9287-EDU
RB-9303
NOVAK, J. L.
Metropolis .
Sustainability.
RP-1283
NOVICK, D.
LRP-196306-02 Planning Ahead in the Department of Defense.
LRP-197901-01 Beginning of Military Cost Analysis, 1950–1961.
NOWLIN-FINCH, N.
NOYES, K.
MADIT II.
LRP-200705-31 The Implications of Using US-Specific EQ-5D Preference
NUCKOLS, T.
III (2004–2005).
NUCKOLS, T. K.
NUNES, E. V.
Pilot.
NYAMATHI, A.
Managed Care.
O’BRIEN, K. A.
RB-233-AF
Terrorism.
MG-561-AF
Terrorism Risks.
RP-1265
RP-1303
Achievement.
Interim Report.
Interim Report.
O’DONNELL, L.
O’KANE, M.
Health Care.
O’LEARY, J. F.
O’NEAL, P.
RB-9279
OBER, A. J.
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Managed Care.
OCEPEK-WELIKSON, K.
OCHMANEK, D. A.
RB-210-AF
MG-499-AF
OKAZAKI, K.
OP-194-CAPP Banking System Reform in China: The Challenges of
Moving Toward a Market-Oriented Economy.
OLIKER, O.
RB-241-AF
RP-1291
CT-277
CT-282
Afghanistan.
Iraqi Security Forces: Defining Challenges and Assessing
Progress.
Two Years After Andijan: Assessing the Past and Thinking
Towards the Future.
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MG-529-OSD
MG-613-AF
Making Liberia Safe: Transformation of the National
Security Sector.
OLMSTED, S. S.
RB-9293
ONDAATJE, E. H.
Metropolis .
CP-522
Sustainability.
OORTWIJN, W. J.
TR-453-EC
Final Report.
TR-460-EC
Netherlands.
ORANJE-NASSAU, C. VAN
TR-472-BT
TR-510-KB
Preservation.
ORDOWICH, C.
CF-228-ISE
OROM, H.
OROZCO L., M.
ORTIZ, D. S.
TR-406-EC
CF-228-ISE
ORTIZ, F.
ORTIZ-BARRON, L.
RB-9300
OSLER, T. M.
Labor.
OVERHOLT, W. H.
CB-410
Asia, America and the Transformation of Geopolitics.
OVERTON, A.
Metropolitan Areas.
Study.
OWEN, R. C.
RB-227-AF
MG-565-AF
Counterinsurgency Operations May Require
Modernization of the U.S. Airlift Fleet.
Operations.
OWENS, D.
LRP-200711-11 Diagnosis and Management of Stable Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: A Clinical Practice
Guideline from the American College of Physicians.
PACE, N. M.
RB-9249-ICJ
MG-587-1-ICJ
WR-405-ICJ
Insurance Class Actions in the United States.
United States.
PACULA, R. L.
Experiment.
Marijuana Markets.
PADDOCK, S. M.
RB-9300
LRP-200705-19 Bayesian Variable Selection for Longitudinal Substance
Abuse Treatment Data Subject to Informative Censoring.
PALFREY, J. S.
According to Age.
PAN, T.
Headaches.
PANE, J. F.
WR-458
PANIS, C. W. A.
RB-9043-1
PANTOJA, P.
PANZER, R. J.
PARACHINI, J.
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MG-481-DHS
PARK, G. S.
PARKER, A. M.
Competence.
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PARKER, L. E.
PARKER, M.
CT-290
The Role of the Department of Defense in Provincial
Reconstruction Teams.
PARRA, M. T.
PASHOS, C. L.
Beneficiaries.
PASTOR, D. K.
Approach.
PATEL, K. K.
PATERNITI, D. A.
Medications.
PATUREAU, L.
WR-511
PAUL, C.
TR-360-DHS
Security.
Terrorist Attacks?
MG-428/2-JFCOM
and Iraq.
PAULUS, H. E.
Disease Care.
PAULY, M. V.
PAVLOVIC, J. D.
PAWLSON, L. G.
PAYNE, C. K.
LRP-200700-06 Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome.
PEARSON, M. L.
Interact?
PEARSON, S. D.
PEBLEY, A. R.
WR-240/12-LAFANS
The Los Angeles Neighborhood Services and
Characteristics Database: Codebook.
WR-240/13-LAFANS
The Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey:
Neighborhood Observations Codebook.
PEELING, R. W.
RB-9293
PELTZ, E.
RP-1271
RP-1272
DB-515-A
Logistics: Supply Based or Distribution Based?
Leveraging Complementary Distribution Channels for an
Effective, Efficient Global Supply Chain.
PENCHARZ, J. N.
Vulnerable Elders.
PENNIMAN, T. V.
PENNY, L. A.
RB-9293
PERKINS, M. D.
RB-9293
PERNIN, C. G.
TR-416-A
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PETERMAN, J. N.
PETERS, J. E.
RB-233-AF
Terrorism.
MG-532-A
MG-561-AF
Terrorism Risks.
PETERS, J. I.
PETERSON, C. E.
WR-240/12-LAFANS
WR-240/13-LAFANS
PETERSON, D. J.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
PLASMEIJER, R.
POHL, H. G.
LRP-200700-09 Pediatric Urologic Disorders.
LRP-200705-32 Cryptorchidism and Hypospadias.
LRP-200705-33 Vesicoureteral Reflux and Ureteroceles.
POLAK, J. W.
Netherlands.
POLINSKI, J. M.
POLLPETER, K. L.
RB-213-AF
POLSKY, D.
PETERSON, K. E.
Mothers.
POMEROY, A.
PEVAR, J.
Disposable Income.
PONTARI, M. A.
PHAM, C.
TR-475-HLTH
PONIEWIERSKI, M. S.
Chemotherapy.
PORTER, D.
POSTLETHWAITE, A. E.
Report.
POWERS, R. E.
PIERCE, G. L.
RP-1243
PRAILL, D.
Palliative Care.
PIETERS, M.
PINCUS, H. A.
PROSNITZ, D.
RP-1321
Whose Responsibility?
PRUTHI, R. S.
LRP-200706-33 Kidney Cancer.
PUNG, H.
DB-549-MOD
DB-551-MOD
PINKERTON, S. D.
PIOTROWICZ, K.
PURI, S.
TR-516-RC
DB-549-MOD
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DB-551-MOD
PYLES, R.
RB-219-AF
MG-519-AF
Analysis.
MG-569-OSD
PYNE, J.
QASSEM, A.
QUIGLEY, D. D.
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Sponsors.
WR-517-AHRQ Improving Performance for Health Plan Customer
QUINN, M.
RABASA, A.
RB-233-AF
RB-9251-SRF
CP-22-0712
OP-185-OSD
MG-561-AF
RAMAN, R.
TR-480-NAVY
Terrorism.
Networks .
Terrorism Risks.
A Methodology for Estimating the Impact of Aircraft
Base.
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints
Analysis.
RAMCHAND, R.
Use.
Treatment Programs.
RAMOS-HERNâANDEZ, R. I.
IMSS
RAMPHAL, N. R.
RGSD-224
The Role of Public and Private Litigation in the
Enforcement of Securities Laws in the United States.
RANDOLPH, M. E.
RANEY, W. N.
RATHMELL, A.
RB-241-AF
MG-613-AF
RATTIEN, S.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
RABINOVICH, L.
TR-443-NAO
Be Improved
TR-472-BT
TR-516-RC
CP-22-0704
RAYBURN, N.
Index.
Orofacial Injury.
RABSON, B.
RAZQUIN, P.
RB-9273
RACZEK, A. E.
RP-1265
MG-574-SRF
RAFAEL, M. E.
RB-9293
RAHMAN, M.
Bangladesh.
Achievement.
RAZZAQUE, A.
Bangladesh.
REARDON, E.
TR-442-SBA
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Children.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
REBOLJ, M.
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REED, S.
RB-9293
REEVE, B. B.
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LRP-200710-23 Quality Indicators for the Care of Undernutrition in
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REVAY, B.
REVICKI, D. A.
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REVILLE, R . T.
REYES, J.
RB-235-AF
DB-517-AF
RHODES, C.
TR-434-AF
REEVES, D.
Quality of Care.
TR-459-AF
REISE, S. P.
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LRP-200708-12 The Role of the Bifactor Model in Resolving
RHODES, H.
RGSD-218
REITER, R. E.
RELLES, D. A.
RP-1288
Workforce.
RENDALL, M. S.
WR-496
WR-529
Emigration and Schooling Among Second-Generation
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RESETAR, S. A.
RB-9260-OSD The Thin Green Line: Buffering the Nation’s Military
Bases.
RETTIG, R. A.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
REUBEN, D. B.
RP-1282
RB-230-AF
(ISR) Operations.
Confronting the Challenges of Student Engagement: A
Case Study of a School-Based Intervention.
Center.
RHODES, S.
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RICCI, K.
RB-9293
RICCI, K. A.
Collaborative.
RICH, M. D.
CF-239-PPN
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RICHARDSON, A. F.
MG-646-A
Interagency Issues.
RICKARDS, L.
RIDGELY, M. S.
TR-439-CSG
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III (2004–2005).
RB-9254
Program.
Juntos.
RIDGEWAY, G. K.
TR-534-NYPD Analysis of Racial Disparities in the New York Police
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TR-535-CC
Evaluation Report.
RB-9242-CC
Cincinnati .
RB-9325
Do NYPD’s Pedestrian Stop Data Indicate Racial Bias?
RP-1243
RP-1253
Testing for Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops from Behind a
Veil of Darkness.
RP-1259
Ranking.
Users.
Metropolitan Areas.
RIDZON, R.
RB-9293
RILEY, K. J.
TR-535-CC
Evaluation Report.
RB-9242-CC
Cincinnati .
RB-9309-NIJ
CT-275
The Strategic Challenge of Border Security.
Security Sector.
RINGEL, J. S.
RB-9043-1
RP-1323
States.
LRP-200703-01 High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at
Age 29.
RIPOSO, J.
Executive Summary.
Joint Sea Base.
RITCHEY, J.
ROBBERT, A. A.
TR-408-AF
Practical Guide.
RB-215-AF
Approach.
RB-220-AF
MG-540-AF
ROBBINS, M. L.
DB-515-A
Effective, Efficient Global Supply Chain.
ROBERTSON, S.
Managed Care.
ROBINSON, G. E.
ROBINSON, N.
TR-406-EC
TR-472-BT
ROBINSON, P. L.
Completion.
2000.
ROBYN, A. E.
RB-9259-NSF
MG-589-NSF
Behind.
Three States.
RODRIGUEZ, L. V.
Beneficiaries.
55
WR-403-ICJ
ROGOWSKI, J. A.
Mexican-Americans.
ROSE, R. D.
ROHOZYNSKY, O.
RGSD-221
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine.
ROHR, C.
TR-280-DFT
The PRISM Model: Evidence on Model Hierarchy and
Parameter Values.
TR-367-CCC
Usage: A UK Study.
Systems.
ROHWEDDER, S.
WR-463
Time-Use in the Older Population: Variation by SocioEconomic Status and Health.
ROLAN, C.
and Its Outcomes.
ROLAND, M. O.
Quality of Care.
ROLING, S.
CF-239-PPN
ROLL, C. R.
RB-228-AF
RB-236-AF
MG-518-AF
MG-525-AF
MG-539-AF
MG-559/1-AF
MG-588-AF
Assignments.
Programs.
ROLON, C.
Systematic Review.
ROMLEY, J. A.
RP-1323
States.
RONALD, A.
RB-9293
ROSEN, B.
RGSD-217
Do the Owners of Small Law Firms Benefit from Limited
Liability?
From the Outside In: Shaping the International Criminal
Court.
ROSEN, M.
Interact?
ROSENAU, W.
RB-9258-DHS
CF-229
OP-172-OSD
Subversion and Insurgency: RAND Counterinsurgency
Study—Paper 2.
LRP-200700-02 Liaisons Dangereuses? Transatlantic Intelligence
Cooperation and the Global War on Terrorism.
ROSENBLOOM, D.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
ROSENFELD, K.
Vulnerable Elders.
ROSENTHAL, R. A.
and Poor Prognosis.
ROSS, K. E.
ROST, K. M.
Index.
ROSTKER, B.
Police Department.
MG-380-OSD America Goes to War: Managing the Force During Times
of Stress and Uncertainty.
MG-585-RC
Police Department.
ROTH, C. P.
TR-475-HLTH
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Report.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
ROTHENBERG, J.
TR-510-KB
Preservation.
ROTHSCHILD, J. M.
ROTTER, J. I.
ROUGH, J.
RB-9255-A
MG-603-A
Army.
Operations.
Collaborative.
RUBENSTEIN, L. Z.
Disease Care.
RUBIN, J.
TR-435-ESRC
TR-438-ESRC
TR-474-EC
CP-22-0704
DB-551-MOD
RUE, R.
RB-235-AF
DB-517-AF
ROWE, M.
ROWE, S.
LRP-200710-20 Quality Indicators for the Care of Vision Impairment in
Vulnerable Elders.
ROY-BYRNE, P. P.
RUBENSTEIN, L. V.
Index.
Transformation.
Analysis.
RUSSELL, J. L.
Behind.
MG-589-NSF
Three States.
RUSSO, J.
RYAN, G. W.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
Version) .
Adults.
MG-548/1-QATAR
Center.
RYN, M. VAN
Chemotherapy.
SAAG, K. G.
Vulnerable Elders.
57
SACCO, R. L.
SAFRIT, J.
RB-9293
SAHA, S.
SAIGAL, C. S.
LRP-200710-30 Quality Indicators for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in
Vulnerable Elders.
SALEM, H.
Qatar.
SALIBA, D.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
SALKELD, J.
Mothers.
SALLAGAR, F. M.
CB-408
The Road to Total War.
SAMPSEL, S. L.
SAN, C.
RB-220-AF
MG-540-AF
SANATI, H.
Vulnerable Elders.
SAND, K. L.
SANDLER, H. M.
SASTRY, N.
WR-240/12-LAFANS
WR-240/13-LAFANS
WR-483
Tracing the Effects of Hurricane Katrina on the Population
of New Orleans: The Displaced New Orleans Residents
Pilot Study.
SAVYCH, B.
WR-293-1-ICJ
WR-403-ICJ
SAWHNEY, R.
Vulnerable Elders.
SAYLES, J. N.
Adults.
SAYLOR, L.
TR-516-RC
SCHAEFER, A. G.
RB-9255-A
Army.
MG-603-A
Operations.
SCHANK, J. F.
Base.
Executive Summary.
SCHARF, D. M.
SCHELL, T. L.
TR-535-CC
SANTIBAäNEZ, L.
TR-458-SEP
RB-9242-CC
SANTUCCI, R. A.
LRP-200700-12 Male Urethral Stricture Disease.
LRP-200705-34 Male Urethral Stricture Disease.
LRP-200704-14
SARKISIAN, C. A.
Adults.
A Description and Analysis of Evolving Data Resources
on Small Business.
Liability?
LRP-200701-13
LRP-200704-07
LRP-200709-07
Evaluation Report.
Cincinnati .
Problem Drinking Among Cambodian Refugees in the
Examination of the Association Between Syringe
Users.
U.S. Cambodian Refugees’ Use of Complementary and
SCHEUNER, M. T.
58
SCHIEFER, M.
RB-220-AF
MG-540-AF
SCHIRMER, P.
Assets.
SCHNEIDER, E. C.
SCHNUR, P.
Research.
SCHOEFF, D.
SCHOENBAUM, M.
RP-1297
Disorder.
SCHOENI, R. F.
SCHOLLE, S. H.
SCHONLAU, M.
WR-506
Scoring?
SCHRAUFNAGEL, T. J.
SCHROEDER, M.
WR-504
SCHUETH, A. J.
SCHULTINK, W.
SCHULTZ, D. J.
SCHUSTER, C. R.
Needs Children.
SCHUSTER, M. A.
with Whites.
the United States.
SCHWARTZ, L.
RB-9251-SRF RAND Proposes Blueprint for Building Moderate Muslim
Networks .
MG-574-SRF
SCHWID, S. R.
SCHYVE, P.
Health Care.
SCOGGINS, A.
TR-443-NAO
Be Improved
TR-460-EC
SCOT, H. C.
TR-386-DHS
TR-461-NAT
RB-9294-NAT
A New Tool Can Help Commercial-Building Owners Make
SCOTT, A.
SCOTT, L. M.
RB-235-AF
OP-206-RC
59
DB-517-AF
SCOTT, M. M.
Study.
Adolescent Girls.
Report.
WR-434/1-CMS Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems:
Addendum to the Interim Report.
SCRIBNER, R.
SEABURY, S. A.
TR-450-ICJ
RB-9272-ICJ
OP-189-ICJ
SEHGAL, A.
TR-368-1-LACPD
SEIBOLD, J. R.
SEID, M.
CP-22-0704
Preparedness.
SEIDLEIN, L. VON
RB-9293
SEOW, H.
SESSELBERG, H. W.
SETODJI, C. M.
TR-458-SEP
Assessment.
the United States.
SHADEL, W. G.
LRP-200702-03 Gender Differences in Adolescents’ Responses
to Themes of Relaxation in Cigarette Advertising:
Relationship to Intentions to Smoke.
LRP-200704-13 Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries: Applying Financial
Portfolio Theory to Model the Organization of the SelfConcept.
SHAH, M.
Plans?
SHAH, P. K.
SHAH, R. B.
SHANG, B.
LRP-200709-12 Prescription Drug Coverage and Elderly Medicare
Spending.
SHANLEY, M. G.
MG-538-A
SHANNON, J.
Care.
SHAPIRO, M. F.
RB-9300
SHARMA, P.
RB-9291
Katrina and Rita.
SHATZ, H. J.
CP-524
Globalization and Beyond: Keynote Address: 81st Annual
Los Angeles World Trade Week Kickoff Breakfast, May 1,
2007.
Threats.
SHAVER, R. D.
TR-501-OSD
SHAW, R.
TR-488-ACF
and Programs.
III (2004–2005).
60
SHEA, M.
RB-9293
SHEKELLE, P. G.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
Systematic Review.
Quality of Care.
and Its Outcomes.
LRP-200710-31 Quality Indicators for the Care of Hearing Loss in
Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-33 Quality Indicators for the Care of Diabetes Mellitus in
Vulnerable Elders.
SHELLEY, G. A.
RP-1235
RP-1308
SHENG, S.
Components.
SHEPARD, J.
SHEPHERD, A.
RB-9293
SHERBOURNE, C. D.
RB-9300
RP-1297
Disorder.
RP-1312
Index.
SHERGOLD, M.
SHERIF, K.
SHERMAN, S. E.
SHETTY, V.
Orofacial Injury.
SHIELDS,CLEVELAND G
SHIFFMAN, S.
SHINE, K. I.
SHLAPAK, D. A.
RB-210-AF
RB-226-AF
How Taiwan’s Status Is Resolved Will Determine Whether
U.S.-China Relations Are Cooperative or Hostile.
MG-499-AF
MG-567-AF
SHONE, L. P.
SHOOB, R.
TR-406-EC
SHOPTAW, S.
Primary Care.
SHORTELL, S. M.
Interact?
SHRANK, W. H.
61
Systematic Review.
SHUGARMAN, L. R.
and Its Outcomes.
SHUKLA, P.
OP-185-OSD
SICKLE, P.
RB-9251-SRF
MG-574-SRF
Networks .
SIEMONSMA, H.
TR-367-CCC
SILVER, J. S.
Adults.
SIMON, B. F.
Transformation.
SIMON, L.
Collaborative.
SIMON, S.
SIMPSON, E. M.
SINGER, J. A.
SINHA, U. K.
Orofacial Injury.
SISSON, M.
RB-9258-DHS
MG-481-DHS
MG-483-DHS
SIVADASAN, S.
SIVAKUMAR, A.
TR-516-RC
RB-9288-RE
Road Pricing: Predicting the Responses of Drivers to
Road Pricing.
SLEEPER, S.
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
SLOSS, E. M.
SMALL, P.
RB-9293
SMALLMAN, L.
DB-549-MOD Remuneration and Its Motivation of Service Personnel:
DB-551-MOD Motivations and Attitudes of New Recruits Regarding
Analysis.
SMITH, B.
SMITH, J. L.
Pilot.
SMITH, J. P.
LRP-200703-17 Vignettes and Self-Reports of Work Disability in the
LRP-200708-08 Nature and Causes of Trends in Male Diabetes
Prevalence, Undiagnosed Diabetes, and the
Socioeconomic Status Health Gradient.
LRP-200709-18 The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Health over the
Life-Course.
WR-501
Scales.
WR-524
WR-536
Differences.
SMITH, R.
Study. Vol. 1.
SMITH, T. L.
TR-546-BPA
SMITH, W.
Angeles.
SMITH-WARNER, S. A.
SNOW, V.
SNYDER, D.
RB-219-AF
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RB-228-AF
MG-519-AF
MG-525-AF
SOEST, A. VAN
LRP-200703-17 Vignettes and Self-Reports of Work Disability in the
WR-478
How Did the Elimination of the Earnings Test Above the
Normal Retirement Age Affect Retirement Expectations?
WR-495
WR-501
Scales.
WR-506
Scoring?
WR-535
WR-536
Differences.
SOKOLOFF, M. H.
LRP-200700-13 Testicular Cancer.
SOLLINGER, J. M.
RB-236-AF
Money ?
MG-379-A
MG-588-AF
Programs.
of Cost Savings.
SOLOMON, D. H.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
and Poor Prognosis.
SONON, K.
SOOD, N.
LRP-200710-48 The Welfare Effects of Public Drug Insurance.
LRP-200711-14 Mortality Risks, Health Endowments, and Parental
Investments in Infancy: Evidence from Rural India.
SOPRASEUTH, T.
Start-Up Costs.
D’entreprise.
WR-500
WR-511
SORBERO, M. E.
(2003–2004).
III (2004–2005).
Chemotherapy.
WR-512-ICJ
Pay-for-Performance in California’s Workers’
Compensation Medical Treatment System: An
Assessment of Options, Challenges and Potential
Benefits.
SORBERO, M. J.
SORENSEN, G.
SPEED, P.
MG-527-OSD
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve
SPEIER, A. H.
SPENCER, B. A.
SPEROFF, T.
Health Care.
SPRANCA, M. D.
SPRITZER, K.
ST. CLAIR, P. A.
LRP-200708-03 School-Based Drug Prevention Among At-Risk
STANTON, R. E.
RB-220-AF
MG-540-AF
STASZ, C.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
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Qatar.
LRP-200700-03 A Framework for Understanding and Comparing 14–19
Education Policies in the United Kingdom.
MG-548/1-QATAR
WR-460-SUT
The Use of Lottery Systems in School Admissions.
STATEN, L. K.
STEARNS, B. K.
CP-521-0607
Security Sector.
WR-514
STECHER, B. M.
Behind.
RB-9303
RP-1303
Interim Report.
CP-22-0712
MG-589-NSF
Three States.
STEELE, B. D.
MG-379-A
STEEN, V. D.
STEIN, B. D.
RB-9291
LRP-200702-02
LRP-200703-03
LRP-200710-08
LRP-200710-12
LRP-200712-07
Who Gets Care? Mental Health Service Use Following a
Schools’ Mental Health Responses After Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita.
Predictors of Timely Follow-Up Care Among MedicaidEnrolled Adults After Psychiatric Hospitalization.
STEIN, M. B.
STEIN, M. D.
RB-9300
STEINBERG, P.
RB-9309-NIJ
MG-428/2-JFCOM
and Iraq.
STEINHOFF, M.
RB-9293
STERN, S.
Preparedness.
Collaborative.
STEWART, A. K.
STOCKDALE, S. E.
STODDARD, A. M.
STOLK, C. VAN
TR-444-NAO
TR-460-EC
TR-482-NAO
TR-523-NAO
Introduction of Single Farm Payments in Finland and
Germany.
STOLK, C. VON
WR-460-SUT
STONE, P. W.
Approach.
STOPKA, T. J.
STRAUBE, B. M.
STRAUS, S. G.
MG-538-A
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WR-458
STRICKLAND, T. L.
STURM, R.
RB-9043-1
RP-1323
States.
Fifth-Graders.
LRP-200707-06 Increases in Morbid Obesity in the USA: 2000–2005.
LRP-200711-10 Alcohol Outlets and Problem Drinking Among Adults in
California.
SUBRAMANIAN, S. V.
Mothers.
SUISMAN, D. R.
SULLIVAN, J. G.
RP-1287
SULLIVAN, S. D.
SULTZER, D.
Elders.
SUN, V. C.
and Its Outcomes.
SUTTORP, M.
SWANGER, R. M.
RB-9237
CP-521-0407
SWANSON, K. A.
SZAYNA, T. S.
MG-379-A
MG-646-A
SZKLO, M.
TAKEUCHI, D.
TALLEY, E. L.
TR-209-QF
WR-403-ICJ
TANG, L.
RP-1297
Disorder.
TANIELIAN, T. L.
TR-493-HS
TR-493/1-HS
Health Emergency.
RB-9291
LRP-200702-02 Outpatient Mental Health Utilization Among Commercially
Katrina and Rita.
TANNER, M. S.
LRP-200400-27 Hu Jintao as China’s Emerging National Security Leader.
MG-507-OSD Chinese Economic Coercion Against Taiwan: A Tricky
Weapon to Use.
TARN, D. M.
Medications.
TARR, P. I.
RB-9293
TAYLOR, J.
RB-9287-EDU
RB-9303
RP-1283
RP-1303
Interagency Issues.
SZILAGYI, P. G.
Recommendations.
Liability?
Interim Report.
Interim Report.
TAYLOR, K. D.
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TAYLOR, S. L.
TR-493-HS
MG-527-OSD
TR-493/1-HS
Health Emergency.
III (2004–2005).
RB-9300
TAYLOR, T.
RB-9293
TAYLOR, W. W.
MG-597-AF
TEAL, C. R.
TEBES, J. K.
TELEKI, S. S.
(2003–2004).
III (2004–2005).
Sponsors.
TEMPLE, D.
RB-9258-DHS
MG-481-DHS
MG-593-OSD
TEPPA, F.
LRP-200303-24 Hypothetical Intertemporal Consumption Choices.
TERESI, J. A.
(PROMIS).
THARP-TAYLOR, S.
DB-544-FFE
THIE, H.
TR-419-OSD
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve
THISSEN, D.
(PROMIS).
THOMAS, A. A.
WR-523
An Exploratory Study of Mothers’ Perceptions of
Acculturation Within the Preschool Context.
THOMAS, R. W.
MG-447-A
THOMAS, Y. F.
Research.
THOMPSON, J. P.
THOMPSON, W.
THOMSON, J. A.
CP-22-0712
CP-22-0704
CP-22-0708
THURSTON, C.
MG-635-A
TIESSEN, J.
TR-443-NAO
TR-482-NAO
TR-523-NAO
Be Improved
Introduction of Single Farm Payments in Finland and
Germany.
TIMILSINA, A. R.
RB-9237
RGSD-222
Getting the Policies Right: The Prioritization and
Sequencing of Policies in Post-Conflict Countries.
CP-521-1007
TIMPANE, P. M.
TIMSON, F. S.
RB-9274-OSD
MG-664-OSD
Does Buying the F-22A under a Multiyear Contract Save
Money ?
F-22A Multiyear Procurement Program: An Assessment
of Cost Savings.
TISNADO, D. M.
Disease?
TITA, G.
RP-1243
TONNIGES, T. F.
According to Age.
66
TORR, B. M.
WR-529
WR-530
RP-1325
Emigration and Schooling Among Second-Generation
Mexican-American Children.
The Changing Relationship Between Education and
Marriage in the United States, 1940–2000.
TORTOLERO, S. R.
RP-200612-38
LRP-200701-12
County.
Users.
A Discrete Time Hazards Model of Smoking Initiation
Treatment Process in the Therapeutic Community:
Sexual Risk Among Impoverished Women:
TRAINA, S. B.
Disease Care.
LRP-200706-17
TRAVIS, R.
TURNBULL, B.
IMSS
TRIPP, R. S.
MG-518-AF
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
TROPED, P. J.
TRUAX, S. R.
TRUJILLO, H.
WR-514
TRUONG, K. D.
Fifth-Graders.
LRP-200711-10 Alcohol Outlets and Problem Drinking Among Adults in
California.
TSANG, F.
TR-516-RC
MG-552-OSD
TUNIS, S.
Health Care.
TURNER, B. J.
RB-9300
TURNER, S.
TR-368-1-LACPD
TR-439-CSG
TR-535-CC
Evaluation Report.
RB-9242-CC
Cincinnati .
ULLOA, E. C.
UNGER, E.
DB-516-TRANSCOM
TSENG, C.
TSENG, M.
RB-9282-OSD
LRP-200711-26
Benefits and Barriers: Using and Sharing Geospatial
Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions: The
Assets.
TSEVAT, J.
TUCKER, J. S.
RB-9265
RB-9300
URDEA, M.
RB-9293
URTEAGA R., C.
VAIANA, M. E.
VALERI, L.
TR-406-EC
VANDERPLOEG, J. J.
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VARDA, D. M.
VICKREY, B. G.
VARGA, J.
VIJAN, S.
LRP-200710-33 Quality Indicators for the Care of Diabetes Mellitus in
Vulnerable Elders.
VARGAS, R. B.
VITIELLO, B.
RB-9300
VARMA, R.
of Life.
VIVELL, S.
VASSAR, S. D.
VEENSTRA, D. L.
VEIT, C. T.
RP-1289
RP-1290
Motivating Mammography Adherence in Elderly Latinas:
A Test of Three Mathematical Models of Decision Making.
A Single Mathematical Model Predicts Physicians’
Recommendations and Postmenopausal Women’s
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Breast Cancer or Coronary Heart Disease.
VERMA, G.
VERNEZ, G.
TR-408-AF
RB-215-AF
RB-9273
RB-9287-EDU
RB-9303
RP-1265
RP-1283
RP-1303
CP-22-0712
Practical Guide.
Approach.
Achievement.
Interim Report.
Interim Report.
VESTAL, K. D.
VICK, A. J.
RB-210-AF
MG-499-AF
VICKERMAN, P.
RB-9293
VLACHOS-DENGLER, K.
RGSD-219
Carry That Weight: Improving European Strategic Airlift
Capabilities.
VOGELSANG, I.
RB-9249-ICJ
MG-587-1-ICJ Insurance Class Actions in the United States.
WR-405-ICJ
United States.
VOGENBECK, D.
VOLLANDT, L.
VOLLEN, K.
VOORHEES, C. C.
Adolescent Girls.
VOS, K. DE
LRP-200700-25 Simulation of Pension Reforms in The Netherlands.
VRIES, H. DE
Sponsors.
WACHS, M.
CT-274
Beyond the Gas Tax: Alternatives for a Greener World.
WAGNER, G. J.
LRP-200711-16 Formative Evaluation of Antiretroviral Therapy Scale-Up
Efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa.
WALLACE, P.
WALLEN, E. M.
WALT, L. C.
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WANDERSMAN, A.
RB-9262-SAMHSA
WATSON, K.
WANG, C. J.
WAYNIA, M. K.
Health Care.
WANG, H.
MADIT II.
WEATHERFORD, B.
CF-228-ISE
WANG, M.
TR-209-QF
Recommendations.
WANG, P. S.
WANG, Q.
Beneficiaries.
WANG, S.
Interact?
WANSBEEK, T.
LRP-200701-17 The Sample Selection Model from a Method of Moments
Perspective.
WARNER, L. A.
OP-185-OSD
WASSERMAN, J.
RB-9286
Preparedness.
RB-9293
Preparedness.
LRP-200704-05 Assessing Public Health Emergency Preparedness:
Concepts, Tools, and Challenges.
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WATERMAN, M.
WAYNE, A.
RB-9287-EDU
RP-1283
Interim Report.
WEAVER, F.
WEBB, D. S.
WEDEN, M. M.
LRP-200708-15 Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Timing of First
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WR-497
Twentieth Century U.S. Racial Inequalities in Mortality:
Changes in the Average Age of Death and the Variability
in the Age of Death for White and Non-White Men and
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WR-498
Historical and Life Course Timing of the Male Mortality
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WEECH-MALDONADO, R.
WEEKS, T.
Executive Summary.
WEI, J. T.
WEIDMAR, B. A.
WEIDMER, B. A.
RP-1235
WEINBERGER, M.
WEINBERGER, S.
WEINER, S. R.
WEINSTEIN, A.
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WEISMAN, M.
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WELLS, K. B.
RP-1297
LRP-200705-27
LRP-200706-03
LRP-200711-04
LRP-200711-15
LRP-200711-17
LRP-200712-02
Disorder.
Processes and Outcomes of Substance Abuse Treatment
Managed Care.
The Effects of Health Sector Market Factors and
Mental Health Service Use Among Hurricane Katrina
The Cumulative Effects of Quality Improvement for
The Importance of Social Context: Neighborhood
The Teen Photovoice Project: A Pilot Study to Promote
WENGER, N. K.
RB-9300
WENGER, N. S.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
Medications.
Virologic Outcomes.
Quality of Care.
LRP-200710-26 Quality Indicators for Continuity and Coordination of Care
Vulnerable Elders.
and Poor Prognosis.
and Medicaid.
WR-515/1
ACOVE-3 Rejected Quality Indicators.
WR-515/2
Appendix to Application of ACOVE-3 QIs to Patients
with AD and PP (Appendices 1 & 2 and Figures 1 & 2 )
Indicators.
WR-515/3
Search Strategy for ACOVE-3 Literature Reviews.
WENZEL, S. L.
RP-1325
County.
Managed Care.
WERMUTH, M. A.
CT-275
WESSELLS, H.
LRP-200700-11 Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease.
LRP-200705-35 Erectile Dysfunction.
WESTERGREN, M.
TR-434-AF
(ISR) Operations.
RB-230-AF
WHITE, B.
WHITE, M.
Disposable Income.
WICKMAN, L.
MG-597-AF
WICKMAN, M.
Managed Care.
WICKSTROM, S.
Plans?
WIGAN, M. R.
Usage: A UK Study.
WIGLEY, F. F.
WILBER, K. H.
and Medicaid.
WILFERT, C. M.
RB-9293
WILKES, M. S.
70
WILKINS, W. S.
WILKSON, A. M.
and Its Outcomes.
WINDLE, M.
WILLIAMS, J. D.
CB-113-1
The Compleat Strategyst: Being a Primer on the Theory of
Games of Strategy.
WINTER, J.
WILLIAMS, L. B.
WILLIAMS, V. L.
Preparedness.
WILLIAMS, W. A.
MG-539-AF
Assignments.
WILLIAMSON, S.
WILLIS, E.
LRP-200710-52 Explaining the Growth of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine.
WILLIS, H. H.
TR-386-DHS
CF-228-ISE
CT-272
WR-464-ISE
WR-487-IEC
WILSON, B.
TR-360-DHS
RB-9278-DHS
Risk Informed Resource Allocation at the Department of
Homeland Security.
Using Risk Analysis to Inform Intelligence Analysis.
Using Probabilistic Terrorism Risk Modeling for
Regulatory Benefit-Cost Analysis: Application to the
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Implemented in the
Land Environment.
Security.
Terrorist Attacks?
WILSON, J. M.
TR-546-BPA
Police Department.
RB-9309-NIJ
MG-585-RC
Police Department.
MG-689-OACP Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets, Responses, and
Considerations.
WILSON, K.
WILSON, P.
RB-9293
Joint Sea Base.
WILT, T. J.
LRP-200700-11 Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease.
LRP-200705-35 Erectile Dysfunction.
WISE, M.
LRP-200700-05
LRP-200700-06
LRP-200700-07
LRP-200700-08
LRP-200700-09
LRP-200700-10
LRP-200700-11
LRP-200700-12
LRP-200700-13
LRP-200705-32
LRP-200705-33
LRP-200705-34
LRP-200705-35
LRP-200705-36
LRP-200706-32
LRP-200706-33
LRP-200706-34
Prostatitis.
Kidney Cancer.
Male Infertility.
Testicular Cancer.
Male Infertility.
Kidney Cancer.
Prostatitis.
WISEMAN, S. H.
WR-517-AHRQ Improving Performance for Health Plan Customer
WISSLER, R.
Labor.
WITHERS, H. R.
WOLFF, D. A.
Chemotherapy.
WONG, A.
RB-9260-OSD
The Thin Green Line: Buffering the Nation’s Military
Bases.
LRP-200705-28 The Global Technology Revolution 2020: Trends, Drivers,
Barriers, and Social Implications.
LRP-200712-11 The Global Bio/Nano/info Technology, Revolution and the
Future of Society.
MG-530-A
MG-530/1-A
MG-635-A
WONG, A. L.
Disease Care.
71
WONG, C.
DB-528-NAVY
MG-447-A
WONG, E. C.
WONG, G. Y.
WONG, M.
WONG, N. D.
WONG, W. K.
WOOD, P. R.
WOODING, S.
TR-435-ESRC
Netherlands.
WR-466-RS
Setting the Historical Context for Project Restrosight:
Initial Draft.
WOZNIAK, G. D.
WRIGHT, B. D.
WRIGHT, G. C.
Threats.
WRIGHT, S.
LRP-200700-03 A Framework for Understanding and Comparing 14–19
Education Policies in the United Kingdom.
WU, J.
of Life.
WU, M.
TR-444-NAO
WU, S.
Interact?
Juntos.
WU, T.
Virologic Outcomes.
WYNN, B. O.
WR-434-CMS
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Interim
Report.
WR-434/1-CMS Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems:
Addendum to the Interim Report.
WR-512-ICJ
Pay-for-Performance in California’s Workers’
Compensation Medical Treatment System: An
Assessment of Options, Challenges and Potential
Benefits.
XIA, N.
WR-508-FEA
YAMASHITA, D. R.
Orofacial Injury.
YANCEY, A.
YANO, E.
Transformation.
YARDLEY, R. J.
TR-419-OSD
Base.
YIRINEC, B.
YOON, K.
RB-9287-EDU
RP-1283
YOUNG, A. S.
RB-9254
Interim Report.
RP-1287
Program.
72
YOUNG, R.
RP-1282
Older Patients.
LRP-200710-26 Quality Indicators for Continuity and Coordination of Care
YOUNOSSI, O.
RB-236-AF
Money ?
MG-588-AF
Programs.
of Cost Savings.
YPMA, J. Y.
LRP-200707-13 Measurement Error and Misclassification: A Comparison
of Survey and Administrative Data.
YU, H.
TR-397-ATSC
III (2004–2005).
YUEH, B.
LRP-200710-31 Quality Indicators for the Care of Hearing Loss in
Vulnerable Elders.
ZAIDI, A.
LRP-200406-25 The Myth of Worksharing.
ZAKARAS, L.
RB-9249-ICJ
RB-9272-ICJ
OP-189-ICJ
MG-587-1-ICJ
WR-405-ICJ
United States.
ZAKOWSKI, S.
Preparedness.
ZAMBRANO, J.
ZANDER-COTUGNO, M.
ZASLAVSKY, A. M.
ZAZZALI, J. L.
Orofacial Injury.
ZELLMAN, G.
RB-9248/1-QATAR
Version) .
MG-548/1-QATAR
ZEMAN, L. L.
RB-9255-A
MG-603-A
Army.
Operations.
ZHANG, L.
ZHAO, H.
MADIT II.
ZHENG, Y.
RB-9283
RB-9285
Metropolitan Areas.
LRP-200707-04 Prescription Drug Cost Sharing: Associations with
Health.
ZHOU, A. J.
ZANE, N. W.
ZIEGENFUSSI, J.
WR-532
ZAREBA, W.
ZIMMER, R. W.
RB-9239-ANF/WPF/SDP
Takeover.
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RB-9273
RP-1265
Achievement.
CP-22-0712
LRP-200700-26 Charter Schools in California.
LRP-200700-27 Getting Inside the Black Box: Examining How the
Operation of Charter Schools Affects Performance.
MG-533-ANF/WPF/SDP
ZIMMERMANN, D.
CF-229
ZINGMOND, D. S.
and Medicaid.
ZISSIMOPOULOS, J. M.
OP-190-ICJ
Moving Forward.
LRP-200702-17 Work and Well-Being Among the Self-Employed at Older
Ages.
LRP-200704-01 Transitions to Self-Employment at Older Ages: The Role
WR-482-1
Why Wait? The Effect of Marriage and Childbearing on
the Wage Growth of Men and Women.
WR-524
WR-525
Employment and Self-Employment in the Wake of
Hurricane Katrina.
WR-528
States and England.
ZONTA, M.
ZWANZIGER, J.
MADIT II.
Approach.
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SUBJECT INDEX
ABILITY
Maximizers Versus Satisficers: Decision-Making Styles, Competence, and
Outcomes LRP-200712-13
ABSENTEEISM
A Review of Methods to Measure Health-Related Productivity Loss
LRP-200704-16
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
State and Local Implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act: Volume
I—Title I School Choice, Supplemental Educational Services, and
Student Achievement RP-1265
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—CALIFORNIA
Early Care and Education in the Golden State: Publicly Funded Programs
Serving California’s Preschool-Age Children TR-538
Getting Inside the Black Box: Examining How the Operation of Charter
Schools Affects Performance LRP-200700-27
Who Is Ahead and Who Is Behind? Gaps in School Readiness and
Student Achievement in the Early Grades for California’s Children
TR-537
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—CALIFORNIA—SANTA MONICA
Confronting the Challenges of Student Engagement: A Case Study of a
School-Based Intervention RGSD-218
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—LONGITUDINAL STUDIES
Bayesian Methods for Scalable Multivariate Value-Added Assessment
LRP-200706-20
Controlling for Individual Heterogeneity in Longitudinal Models, with
Applications to Student Achievement RP-1266
Controlling for Student Heterogeneity in Longitudinal Achievement Models
WR-471
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—MEXICO
Breaking Ground: Analysis of the Assessment System and Impact of
Mexico’s Teacher Incentive Program “Carrera Magisterial” TR-458
Haciendo Camino: Analisis Del Sistema De Evaluacion Y Del Impacto
Del Programa De Estimulos Docentes Carrera Magisterial En Mexico
MG-471/1
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—MEXICO—TESTING
MG-471/1
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—PENNSYLVANIA—PHILADELPHIA
State Takeover, School Restructuring, Private Management, and Student
Achievement in Philadelphia MG-533
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT—PENNSYLVANIA—PITTSBURGH
Partners in Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Excellence for all Initiative: Findings
from the First Year of Implementation DB-544
ACCIDENTAL FALLS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3 Quality Indicators
LRP-200710-39
The Effect of a Quality Improvement Initiative on the Quality of Other
Aspects of Health Care: The Law of Unintended Consequences?
LRP-200701-04
Quality Indicators for Falls and Mobility Problems in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-35
ACCIDENTAL FALLS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Will My Patient Fall? LRP-200701-07
ACCOUNTING—STANDARDS
Private Firms Working in the Public Interest: Is the Financial Statement
Audit Broken?
RGSD-212
ACCOUNTING—STANDARDS—GREAT BRITAIN
Accounting for the Future: International Examples TR-444
ACCULTURATION
Acculturation End-of-Life Decision Making: Comparison of Japanese and
Japanese-American Focus Groups LRP-200706-01
Acculturation and Parent-Adolescent Communication About Sex in
Filipino-American Families: A Community-Based Participatory
Research Study LRP-200706-09
Adolescent Participation in Preventive Health Behaviors, Physical Activity,
and Nutrition: Differences Across Immigrant Generations for Asians
and Latinos Compared with Whites LRP-200702-11
An Exploratory Study of Mothers’ Perceptions of Acculturation Within the
Preschool Context WR-523
Lifecourse, Immigrant Status and Acculturation in Food Purchasing and
Preparation Among Low-Income Mothers LRP-200704-06
ACHIEVEMENT TESTS—EVALUATION
The Sensitivity of Value-Added Teacher Effect Estimates to Different
Mathematics Achievement Measures LRP-200703-30
ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
Item Response Theory Analyses of Physical Functioning Items in the
Medical Outcomes Study LRP-200705-16
ACUTE DISEASE
Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome
LRP-200700-06
ADAPTATION, PSYCHOLOGICAL
Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents’ Risk for Poor
Psychosocial and Behavioral Outcomes? A 9-Year Longitudinal Study
Comparing Solitary and Social Users LRP-200612-38
ADJUSTMENT DISORDERS—DIAGNOSIS
ADOLESCENT
Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life as Young Adults
and if So, Why? LRP-200703-04
Commercial Venues as Supports for Physical Activity in Adolescent Girls
LRP-200708-09
Comparing Perceived and Objectively Measured Access to Recreational
Facilities as Predictors of Physical Activity in Adolescent Girls
LRP-200705-15
Correlates of “Non-Problematic” and “Problematic” Substance Use Among
Depressed Adolescents in Primary Care LRP-200500-20
A Discrete Time Hazards Model of Smoking Initiation Among West Coast
Youth from Age 5 to 23 LRP-200701-12
An Evaluation of Substance Abuse Treatment Services for Juvenile
Probationers at Phoenix Academy of Los Angeles LRP-200300-17
Gender Differences in Adolescents’ Responses to Themes of Relaxation
in Cigarette Advertising: Relationship to Intentions to Smoke
LRP-200702-03
Guardianship Planning Among HIV-Infected Parents in the United States:
Results from a Nationally Representative Sample LRP-200702-06
Measuring Changes in Client-Level Treatment Process in the Therapeutic
Community (TC) with the Dimensions of Change Instrument (DCI)
LRP-200707-10
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Project CHAT: A Brief Motivational Substance Abuse Intervention for
Teens in Primary Care LRP-200703-02
Reactions to Dating Violence Among Latino Teenagers: An Experiment
Utilizing the Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations Paradigm
LRP-200712-05
Smoking Rates Among Adolescents in Substance Abuse Treatment
Programs LRP-200712-06
Social Cognitive Processes Mediating the Relationship Between Exposure
to Television’s Sexual Content and Adolescents’ Sexual Behavior
RP-1312
The Teen Photovoice Project: A Pilot Study to Promote Health Through
Advocacy LRP-200712-02
Weekend Schoolyard Accessibility, Physical Activity, and Obesity: The
Trial of Activity in Adolescent Girls (TAAG) Study LRP-200705-17
ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR
The Break the Cycle Evaluation Project RP-1308
Does the Economy Affect Teenage Substance Use? LRP-200701-11
Early Adolescent Exposure to Alcohol Advertising and Its Relationship to
Underage Drinking LRP-200706-08
The Effect of Working for Pay on Adolescent Tobacco Use
LRP-200711-12
Latino Teens Talk About Help Seeking and Help Giving in Relation to
Dating Violence RP-1235
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 2, Summer 2007 CP-22-0708
School-Based Drug Prevention Among At-Risk Adolescents: Effects of
ALERT Plus LRP-200708-03
ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR—PSYCHOLOGY
Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with Mental Health in
Adulthood LRP-200708-14
Availability of High School Extracurricular Sports Programs and High-Risk
Behaviors LRP-200703-07
ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES
Impact of a Positive Youth Development Program in Urban AfterSchool Settings on the Prevention of Adolescent Substance Use
LRP-200709-01
ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
Impact of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program on Adolescents
in New York LRP-200704-24
Treatment Process in the Therapeutic Community: Associations with
Retention and Outcomes Among Adolescent Residential Clients
LRP-200706-17
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY
Can Adolescents Predict Significant Life Events? LRP-200708-01
Schools’ Mental Health Responses After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
LRP-200710-12
ADULT
Predictors of Timely Follow-Up Care Among Medicaid-Enrolled Adults
After Psychiatric Hospitalization LRP-200712-07
Psychiatric Disorders Among Adults Seeking Emergency Disaster
Assistance After a Wildland-Urban Interface Fire LRP-200704-14
Quantifying Asthma Symptoms in Adults: The Lara Asthma Symptom
Scale LRP-200712-16
The Role of Substance Use in Young Adult Divorce LRP-200705-02
ADVERTISING
Use of Medicare Summary Notice Inserts to Generate Interest in the
Medicare Stop Smoking Program
LRP-200705-21
ADVERTISING A S TOPIC
LRP-200702-03
ADVERTISING—METHODS
AED
Quality Indicators for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-30
AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE
A Strategies-to-Tasks Framework for Planning and Executing Intelligence,
Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Operations TR-434
AERONAUTICS, MILITARY—STUDY AND TEACHING
Common Battlefield Training for Airmen MG-624
Finding the Balance Between Schoolhouse and On-the-Job Training
MG-555
AFFECT
Threatened by the Unexpected: Physiological Responses During Social
Interactions with Expectancy-Violating Partners LRP-200704-26
AFGHANISTAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS
Ending Afghanistan’s Civil War CT-271
Negotiating with Iran CT-293
The Role of the Department of Defense in Provincial Reconstruction
Teams CT-290
AFGHANISTAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS—IRAN
AFGHANISTAN—HISTORY
Ending Afghanistan’s Civil War
CT-271
AFGHANISTAN—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Teams CT-290
The State of the Afghan Insurgency CT-296
AFRICA SOUTH OF THE SAHARA—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Formative Evaluation of Antiretroviral Therapy Scale-Up Efficiency in SubSaharan Africa LRP-200711-16
AFRICAN AMERICANS
Disaster Planning and Risk Communication with Vulnerable Communities:
Lessons from Hurricane Katrina LRP-200704-19
A Multilevel Decomposition Approach to Estimate the Role of Program
Location and Neighborhood Disadvantage in Racial Disparities in
Alcohol Treatment Completion LRP-200701-01
Social and Racial Differences in Selection of Breast Cancer Adjuvant
Chemotherapy Regimens LRP-200706-29
AFRICAN AMERICANS—PSYCHOLOGY
Trust Influences Response to Public Health Messages During a
Bioterrorist Event LRP-200704-20
AFRICAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP
A Good Start in Life: Revisiting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health
Outcomes at and After Birth RGSD-220
AFRICAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP—STATISTICS &
NUMERICAL DATA
Racial Differences in the Use of Epidural Analgesia for Labor
LRP-200701-19
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
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Pilot Test of Project CHOICE: A Voluntary Afterschool Intervention for
Middle School Youth LRP-200712-10
AFTERCARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
AGE AND EMPLOYMENT
Back to Work: Expectations and Realizations of Work After Retirement
WR-196-2
The Effect of Retirement Incentives on Retirement Behavior: Evidence
from the Self-Employed in the United States and England WR-528
Transitions to Self-Employment at Older Ages: The Role of Wealth,
Health, Health Insurance, and Other Factors LRP-200704-01
Work and Well-Being Among the Self-Employed at Older Ages
LRP-200702-17
AGE AND EMPLOYMENT—GREAT BRITAIN
AGE DISTRIBUTION
Age and Gender Differences in Medicare Expenditures at the End of Life
for Colorectal Cancer Decedents LRP-200703-14
AGE DISTRIBUTION (DEMOGRAPHY)—DENMARK
Can Assisted Reproductive Technologies Help to Offset Population
Ageing? An Assessment of the Demographic and Economic Impact of
ART in Denmark and UK LRP-200709-17
AGE DISTRIBUTION (DEMOGRAPHY)—GREAT BRITAIN
AGE DISTRIBUTION (DEMOGRAPHY)—SWEDEN—ECONOMETRIC
MODELS
Measurement Error and Misclassification: A Comparison of Survey and
Administrative Data LRP-200707-13
AGE FACTORS
Cross-Country Variation in Obesity Patterns Among Older Americans and
Europeans LRP-200700-24
The Effect of Age on Outcomes of Sling Surgery for Urinary Incontinence
LRP-200712-15
LRP-200702-17
AGE FACTORS—EUROPE
Obesity and Health in Europeans Ages 50 and Older LRP-200707-12
AGE FACTORS—UNITED STATES
WR-196-2
AGED
Access to Postacute Rehabilitation LRP-200711-01
Application of Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3 Quality
Indicators to Patients with Advanced Dementia and Poor Prognosis
LRP-200710-38
LRP-200710-39
Chronic Conditions and the Decline in Late-Life Disability
LRP-200708-18
Efecto Del Consumo De Un Complemento Alimentario En La
Concentraciâon Plasmâatica De Cinc En Adultos Mayores Residentes
En Santiago De Chile = Effect of the Consumption of a Food
Supplement on Plasma Zinc Concentrations of Free-Living Chilean
Elderly Adults LRP-200711-09
LRP-200701-04
Improved Survival Associated with Prophylactic Implantable Defibrillators
in Elderly Patients with Prior Myocardial Infarction and Depressed
Ventricular Function: A MADIT-II Substudy LRP-200708-07
Introduction to the Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3 Quality
Indicators Measurement Set LRP-200710-40
Measuring the Quality of Care Provided to Community Dwelling Vulnerable
Elders Dually Enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid LRP-200710-51
Motivating Mammography Adherence in Elderly Latinas: A Test of Three
Mathematical Models of Decision Making RP-1289
Multimorbidity Is Associated with Better Quality of Care Among Vulnerable
Elders LRP-200706-10
Quality Indicators for Continuity and Coordination of Care in Vulnerable
LRP-200710-35
Quality Indicators for Hospitalization and Surgery in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-36
Quality Indicators for Medication Use in Vulnerable Elders LRP-200710-14
Quality Indicators for Pain Management in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-17
Quality Indicators for Palliative and End-of-Life Care in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-34
Quality Indicators for Screening and Prevention in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-19
Quality Indicators for the Care of Breast Cancer in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-29
Quality Indicators for the Care of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
in Vulnerable Elders LRP-200710-28
Quality Indicators for the Care of Colorectal Cancer in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-27
Quality Indicators for the Care of Dementia in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-25
Quality Indicators for the Care of Depression in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-32
Quality Indicators for the Care of Diabetes Mellitus in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-33
Quality Indicators for the Care of Hearing Loss in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-31
Quality Indicators for the Care of Hypertension in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-37
Quality Indicators for the Care of Ischemic Heart Disease in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoarthritis in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-15
Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoporosis in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-16
Quality Indicators for the Care of Pressure Ulcers in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-18
Quality Indicators for the Care of Sleep Disorders in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-21
Quality Indicators for the Care of Stroke and Atrial Fibrillation in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Undernutrition in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-23
Quality Indicators for the Care of Vision Impairment in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-20
Quality Indicators for the Screening and Care of Urinary Incontinence in
Vulnerable Elders LRP-200710-24
Quality of Care Is Associated with Survival in Vulnerable Older Patients
RP-1282
Search Strategy for ACOVE-3 Literature Reviews WR-515/3
Medicare Stop Smoking Program LRP-200705-21
AGED—ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Time-Use in the Older Population: Variation by Socio-Economic Status and
Health WR-463
AGED—MEDICAL CARE
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RP-1282
Force Flying Hour Program
MG-355
AGED—MORTALITY—LONGITUDINAL STUDIES
RP-1282
AIR FORCE—AIRMEN
Air Force Enlisted Force Management: System Interactions and
Synchronization Strategies MG-540
AGE—EMPLOYMENT—HEALTH ASPECTS
WR-196-2
AIR FORCE—AIRMEN—TRAINING OF
Common Battlefield Training for Airmen MG-624
AGING
The Efficacy of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Cognitive Function in Aging and
Dementia: A Systematic Review LRP-200601-26
AGING—SOCIAL ASPECTS—DENMARK
AGING—SOCIAL ASPECTS—EUROPE
AGING—SOCIAL ASPECTS—GREAT BRITAIN
AGRICULTURE—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—TROPICS
Agrarian Households in Semi-Arid Tropics: Evaluating Policy Options
RGSD-216
AGRICULTURE—GOVERNMENT POLICY—FINLAND
Introduction of Single Farm Payments in Finland and Germany
TR-523
AGRICULTURE—GOVERNMENT POLICY—GERMANY
TR-523
AIR DEFENSES
Supporting the Future Total Force: A Methodology for Evaluating Potential
Air National Guard Mission Assignments MG-539
AIR FORCE
Combat Pair: The Evolution of Air Force-Navy Integration in Strike Warfare
MG-655
Estimating the Benefits of the Air Force Purchasing and Supply Chain
Management Initiative MG-584
AIR FORCE—APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
Subjective Probability Distribution Elicitation in Cost Risk Analysis: A
Review TR-410
AIR FORCE—COST CONTROL
Review TR-410
AIR FORCE—COSTS
Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for Operation Iraqi
Freedom (Unrestricted Version) MG-559/1
Review TR-410
AIR FORCE—EQUIPMENT—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Budget Estimating Relationships for Depot-Level Reparables in the Air
Force Flying Hour Program MG-355
Space Command Sustainment Review: Improving the Balance Between
Current and Future Capabilities MG-518
AIR FORCE—INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
Methodology for Improving the Planning, Execution, and Assessment of
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Operations TR-459
AIR FORCE—OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES
Advancing the U.S. Air Force’s Force-Development Initiative MG-545
Compensating for Incomplete Domain Knowledge DB-517
Workforce Planning and Development Processes: A Practical Guide
TR-408
AIR FORCE—OFFICERS
AIR FORCE—OPERATIONAL READINESS
Absorbing and Developing Qualified Fighter Pilots: The Role of the
Advanced Simulator MG-597
Airlift Capabilities for Future U.S. Counterinsurgency Operations
MG-565
America Goes to War: Managing the Force During Times of Stress and
Uncertainty MG-380
AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND—REORGANIZATION
TR-408
AIR FORCE—ORGANIZATION
Compensating for Incomplete Domain Knowledge
AIR FORCE RESERVE
Balancing Two Lives: The Relationship of Activation, Pay, and Retention
Among U.S. Air Force Reserve Pilots RGSD-213
AIR FORCE—PAY, ALLOWANCES, ETC
AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND
AIR FORCE—PAY, ALLOWANCES, ETC.—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
The Dynamic Retention Model for Air Force Officers: New Estimates and
Policy Simulations of the Aviator Continuation Pay Program TR-470
AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND—PLANNING
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: A Model for the Global Positioning
System MG-525
AIR FORCE—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Synchronization Strategies MG-540
TR-408
AIR FORCE. AIR EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND
—EVALUATION
MG-555
AIR FORCE—ACCOUNTING
DB-517
78
AIR FORCE—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT—MATHEMATICAL
MODELS
AIR FORCE—PROCUREMENT
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies MG-572
System MG-525
AIR FORCE—PROCUREMENT—EVALUATION
F-22A Multiyear Procurement Program: An Assessment of Cost Savings
MG-664
AIR FORCE—PROCUREMENT—EVALUATION—HANDBOOK,
MANUALS, ETC
Guidelines and Metrics for Assessing Space System Cost Estimates
TR-418
AIR FORCE—PROMOTIONS—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
AIR FORCE—PUBLIC OPINION
Using Linear Programming to Design Samples for a Complex Survey
TR-441
AIR FORCE—RECRUITING, ENLISTMENT, ETC
AIR FORCE—SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT
TR-408
AIR FORCE—WEAPONS SYSTEMS—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Programmed Depot Maintenance Capacity Assessment Tool: Workloads,
Capacity, and Availability MG-519
AIR NATIONAL GUARD
AIR PILOTS, MILITARY—SALARIES, ETC
AIR PILOTS, MILITARY—TRAINING OF
MG-555
AIR PILOTS—SALARIES, ETC
AIR POWER
MG-565
Learning Large Lessons: The Evolving Roles of Ground Power and Air
Power in the Post-Cold War Era MG-405-1
Power in the Post-Cold War Era: Executive Summary MG-405/1
AIR WARFARE—HISTORY
MG-655
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
A Methodology for Estimating the Impact of Aircraft Carrier Operational
Cycles on the Maintenance Industrial Base TR-480
AIRLIFT, MILITARY
Carry That Weight: Improving European Strategic Airlift Capabilities
RGSD-219
AIRLIFT, MILITARY—PLANNING
MG-565
AIRPLANES, MILITARY—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
—FORECASTING
AIRPLANES, MILITARY—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR—COSTS
AIRPLANES, MILITARY—PARTS—COSTS
ALCOHOL DRINKING
Validating the Use of Vignettes for Subjective Threshold Scales
WR-501
ALCOHOL DRINKING—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Alcohol Outlets and Problem Drinking Among Adults in California
LRP-200711-10
ALCOHOL DRINKING—ETHNOLOGY
Problem Drinking Among Cambodian Refugees in the United States: How
Big of a Problem Is It? LRP-200701-13
ALCOHOL DRINKING—LEGISLATION & JURISPRUDENCE
The Efficacy of the Rio Hondo DUI Court: A 2-Year Field Experiment
LRP-200702-04
ALCOHOL DRINKING—THERAPY
LRP-200702-04
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Alcohol and Environmental Justice: The Density of Liquor Stores and Bars
in Urban Neighborhoods in the United States RP-1323
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
LRP-200711-10
Reliability of a Store Observation Tool in Measuring Availability of Alcohol
and Selected Foods LRP-200711-18
ALCOHOLISM—ETHNOLOGY
Are Racial Disparities in Alcohol Treatment Completion Associated
with Racial Differences in Treatment Modality Entry? Comparison
of Outpatient Treatment and Residential Treatment in Los Angeles
County, 1998 to 2000 LRP-200711-02
ALCOHOLISM—PSYCHOLOGY
“But Others Do It!”: Do Misperceptions of Schoolmate Alcohol and
Marijuana Use Predict Subsequent Drug Use Among Young
Adolescents? LRP-200704-10
Survivors of Violence-Related Facial Injury: Psychiatric Needs and Barriers
to Mental Health Care LRP-200703-09
ALCOHOLISM—THERAPY
County, 1998 to 2000 LRP-200711-02
Racial Disparities in Completion Rates from Publicly Funded Alcohol
79
Treatment: Economic Resources Explain More Than Demographics
and Addiction Severity LRP-200704-02
ALGORITHMS
Correlated Physical and Mental Health Summary Scores for the SF-36
and SF-12 Health Survey, V. I RP-1309
Use of a Matching Algorithm to Evaluate Hospital Coronary Artery
Bypass Grafting Performance as an Alternative to Conventional Risk
Adjustment LRP-200704-23
and Cerebrovascular Procedures
LRP-200703-29
ANTHROPOMETRY
Crecimiento En Peso Y Longitud De Los Niänos Menores De Dos Aänos
Atendidos En El IMSS = Growth in Weight and Height in Children Less
Than Two Years Old in the IMSS
LRP-200701-18
ANTI-HIV AGENTS—ADMINISTRATION & DOSAGE
Repeated Measures Analyses of Dose Timing of Antiretroviral Medication
and Its Relationship to HIV Virologic Outcomes LRP-200702-09
ALLEGHENY COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH COURT (MHC) PROGRAM—
EVALUATION
Justice, Treatment, and Cost: An Evaluation of the Fiscal Impact of
Allegheny County Mental Health Court TR-439
ANTI-HIV AGENTS—THERAPEUTIC USE
Differential Diffusion of HIV Technologies by Gender: The Case of Highly
Active Antiretroviral Therapy LRP-200706-19
ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES—COST EFFECTIVENESS
The Benefits and Costs of New Fuels and Engines for Cars and Light
Trucks WR-537
ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS—ECONOMICS
Identifying Widely Covered Drugs and Drug Coverage Variation Among
Medicare Part D Formularies LRP-200706-18
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE—UNITED STATES—LONGITUDINAL
STUDIES
Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine: A Case Study of the Barriers and
Factors Facilitating the Creation of a Center MG-591
ANTIPSYCHOTIC AGENTS—ADVERSE EFFECTS
Efficacy and Comparative Effectiveness of Off-Label Use of Atypical
Antipsychotics: Executive Summary LRP-200701-21
ALTRUISM
Altruism Revisited: Comparison of Medical, Law and Business Students’
Altruistic Attitudes LRP-200704-08
AMBULATORY CARE
AMBULATORY CARE FACILITIES—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
AMBULATORY CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Variation in Electronic Prescribing Implementation Among Twelve
Ambulatory Practices LRP-200804-08
AMBULATORY CARE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
The Quality of Ambulatory Care Delivered to Children in the United States
LRP-200710-41
AMBULATORY CARE—UTILIZATION
The Associations of Gender, Sexual Identity and Competing Needs with
Healthcare Utilization Among People with HIV/AIDS LRP-200704-27
AMBULATORY SURGICAL PROCEDURES—ECONOMICS
Vesicoureteral Reflux and Ureteroceles LRP-200705-33
AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE—PLANNING
Warfighting and Logistic Support of Joint Forces from the Joint Sea Base
MG-649
ANALGESIA, EPIDURAL—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200701-19
ANALGESIA, OBSTETRICAL—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200701-19
ANDROGEN ANTAGONISTS—ADMINISTRATION & DOSAGE
Androgen Deprivation Therapy Increases Cardiovascular Morbidity in Men
with Prostate Cancer LRP-200710-07
ANDROGEN ANTAGONISTS—THERAPEUTIC USE
Health Care Cost Associated with Prostate Cancer, Androgen Deprivation
Therapy and Bone Complications LRP-200710-03
ANGIOPLASTY, TRANSLUMINAL, PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY
Suboptimal Control of Atherosclerotic Disease Risk Factors After Cardiac
ANTIPSYCHOTIC AGENTS—THERAPEUTIC USE
ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY, HIGHLY ACTIVE
ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY, HIGHLY ACTIVE—UTILIZATION
ANXIETY DISORDERS—THERAPY
Design of the Coordinated Anxiety Learning and Management (CALM)
Study: Innovations in Collaborative Care for Anxiety Disorders
LRP-200709-15
APGAR SCORE
APTITUDE
Individual Differences in Adult Decision-Making Competence
LRP-200705-24
ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT
The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State electronic
MG-327-1
Building a Successful Palestinian State MG-146-1
Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key Findings MG-146/1-1
On Terrorism and Electoral Outcomes: Theory and Evidence from the
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict LRP-200612-42
Talking to the Enemy: Track Two Diplomacy in the Middle East and South
Asia MG-592
ARCHITECTURAL ACCESSIBILITY
ARCHIVAL MATERIALS—DIGITIZATION—NETHERLANDS
Addressing the Uncertain Future of Preserving the Past: Towards a Robust
Strategy for Digital Archiving and Preservation TR-510
ARID REGIONS AGRICULTURE—TROPICS
RGSD-216
ARMED FORCES
80
Power in the Post-Cold War Era: Executive Summary
MG-405/1
Uncertainty
MG-380
ARMED FORCES—CIVIC ACTION
The Civil-Military Gap in the United States: Does It Exist, Why, and Does It
Matter? MG-379
Hurricane Katrina: Lessons for Army Planning and Operations MG-603
Teams CT-290
ARMED FORCES—WEAPONS SYSTEMS—COSTS
Beginning of Military Cost Analysis, 1950–1961 LRP-197901-01
Is Weapon System Cost Growth Increasing? A Quantitative Assessment
of Completed and Ongoing Programs MG-588
ARMED FORCES—CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES—COST EFFECTIVENESS
The Cost of a Military Person-Year: A Method for Computing Savings from
Force Reductions MG-598
ARMS CONTROL
Stealing the Sword: Limiting Terrorist Use of Advanced Conventional
Weapons MG-510
ARMED FORCES—ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
The Thin Green Line: An Assessment of DoD’s Readiness and
Environmental Protection Initiative to Buffer Installation Encroachment
MG-612
ARMS CONTROL—KOREA
Arms Control and CSBMs in a Korean Peace Regime: A U.S. Perspective
LRP-200606-23
ARMED FORCES—WOMEN
Assessing the Assignment Policy for Army Women
MG-590-1
ARMED FORCES—FACILITIES—ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions: The Benefits of and Barriers
to Sharing Geospatial Data Assets MG-552
ARMY
A Capabilities-Based Strategy for Army Security Cooperation MG-563
Speaking with a Commonality Language: A Lexicon for System and
Component Development TR-481
ARMED FORCES—IRAQ
“People Make the City,” Executive Summary: Joint Urban Operations
Observations and Insights from Afghanistan and Iraq MG-428/2
ARMY. AIRBORNE DIVISION, 101ST—HISTORY—21ST CENTURY
Networked Forces in Stability Operations: 101st Airborne Division, 3/2 and
1/25 Stryker Brigades in Northern Iraq MG-593
ARMED FORCES—OPERATIONS OTHER THAN WAR
ARMY—APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
A Methodology for Developing Army Acquisition Strategies for an
Uncertain Future MG-532
ARMED FORCES—OPERATIONS OTHER THAN WAR—OCEANIA
Counterinsurgency in a Test Tube: Analyzing the Success of the Regional
Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) MG-551
ARMED FORCES—PAY, ALLOWANCES, ETC
ARMED FORCES—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Alignment of Department of Defense Manpower, Resources, and
Personnel Systems TR-419
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve Manpower Within
Military Units MG-527
Why No Trade-off Between “Guns and Butter”? Armed Forces and Social
Spending in the Advanced Industrial Democracies, 1960–1993
LRP-200609-20
ARMED FORCES—RECRUITING, ENLISTMENT, ETC
Uncertainty MG-380
Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned Officers MG-553
ARMED FORCES—REORGANIZATION
A New Division of Labor: Meeting America’s Security Challenges Beyond
Iraq MG-499
ARMED FORCES—STABILITY OPERATIONS
Preparing the Army for Stability Operations: Doctrinal and Interagency
Issues MG-646
ARMED FORCES—STABILITY OPERATIONS—EVALUATION
ARMED FORCES—SUPPLIES AND STORES
Leveraging Complementary Distribution Channels for an Effective, Efficient
Global Supply Chain DB-515
ARMED FORCES—UNIT COHESION
ARMY—CIVIC ACTION
Issues MG-646
ARMY—COST CONTROL
ARMY—FINANCE
How Funding Instability Affects Army Programs
MG-447
ARMY—FORECASTING
ARMY—INFORMATION SERVICES
The Knowledge Matrix Approach to Intelligence Fusion
TR-416
ARMY—INVENTORY CONTROL
Logistics: Supply Based or Distribution Based? RP-1271
Stockage Determination Made Easy RP-1272
ARMY—NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS—RECRUITING,
ENLISTMENT, ETC
Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned Officers MG-553
ARMY—OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES
Developing a Standard Update Process for the Army’s Annual MOS
Availability Factors (AMAFs) DB-506
ARMY—OPERATIONAL READINESS
ARMY—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
81
Supporting Training Strategies for Brigade Combat Teams Using Future
Combat Systems (FCS) Technologies MG-538
ARMY—PROCUREMENT
ASTHMA—ETHNOLOGY
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Quality of Asthma Care
LRP-200711-25
ARMY—REORGANIZATION
Building Partner Capabilities for Coalition Operations MG-635
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its Operational and Institutional
Activities MG-530
Activities: Executive Summary MG-530/1
ARMY—SUPPLIES AND STORES
ARMY—WEAPONS SYSTEMS—COSTS
How Funding Instability Affects Army Programs
ARROYO CENTER
Meeting Today’s Demands, Shaping Tomorrow’s Choices: Annual Report
2006 AR-7117
ASTHMA—THERAPY
Family Structure and the Treatment of Childhood Asthma
LRP-200710-45
LRP-200711-25
CB-136-1
ASTRONAUTICS, MILITARY
ASTRONAUTICS, MILITARY—EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
System MG-525
MG-477
ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID—DIAGNOSIS
The Complexity of Care for Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis: Metrics for
Better Understanding Chronic Disease Care LRP-200701-03
ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID—THERAPY
Assessment of American College of Rheumatology Quality Criteria
for Rheumatoid Arthritis in a Pre-Quality Criteria Patient Cohort
LRP-200706-15
ASTRONAUTICS—COSTS
TR-418
ATHEROSCLEROSIS—DRUG THERAPY
Haplotypes in the Lipoprotein Lipase Gene Influence High-Density
Lipoprotein Cholesterol Response to Statin Therapy and Progression
of Atherosclerosis in Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts LRP-200702-12
ATHEROSCLEROSIS—ETHNOLOGY
Family History of Premature Coronary Heart Disease and Coronary
Artery Calcification: Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA)
LRP-200708-16
ARTS AND SOCIETY—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
A Vision for the Arts in Los Angeles CP-522
ARTS—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
A Vision for the Arts in Los Angeles CP-522
ARTS—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability
ASTHMA—PREVENTION & CONTROL
A Review of Potential State and Local Policies to Reduce Asthma
Disparities LRP-200711-23
ASTRONAUTICS
Space Handbook: Astronautics and Its Applications
MG-447
ART PATRONAGE—UNITED STATES—CASE STUDIES
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability
ASTHMA—DIAGNOSIS
Scale LRP-200712-16
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION—THERAPY
MG-477
ASIAN AMERICANS—ETHNOLOGY
Asian Americans in Community-Based Substance Abuse Treatment:
Service Needs, Utilization, and Outcomes LRP-200710-50
ASIAN AMERICANS—PSYCHOLOGY
Using Mediators and Moderators to Test Assumptions Underlying
Culturally Sensitive Therapies: An Exploratory Example
LRP-200704-25
ASIAN AMERICANS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
ASIAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP
The Effect of Erectile Function on the Use of Phosphodiesterase-5
Inhibitors After Radical Prostatectomy in Japanese and U.S. Men
LRP-200805-03
ATTITUDE
LRP-200702-03
ATTITUDE OF HEALTH PERSONNEL
Organizational Culture and Physician Satisfaction with Dimensions of
Group Practice LRP-200706-04
Pediatricians’ Perspectives Regarding Community Child Health: Training,
Involvement, and Expectations According to Age LRP-200711-24
Provider Perceptions of Patient Psychosocial Needs After Orofacial Injury
LRP-200708-19
ATTITUDE TO HEALTH
Factors Associated with Primary Care Clinicians’ Choice of a Watchful
Waiting Approach to Managing Depression LRP-200701-10
LRP-200707-10
ATTITUDE—ETHNOLOGY
82
LRP-200712-05
AUDITING—STANDARDS
Audit Broken? RGSD-212
AUSTRALIA—ARMED FORCES—FOREIGN SERVICE
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING
LRP-200711-10
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING—LEGISLATION & JURISPRUDENCE
LRP-200702-04
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY AND TRADE—FORECASTING
Trucks WR-537
AUTOMOBILES—FUEL SYSTEMS—COST EFFECTIVENESS
Trucks WR-537
AUTOMOBILES—FUEL SYSTEMS—TESTING
An Approach to Assessing the Technical Feasibility and Market Potential of
a New Automotive Device TR-313
AUTOMOBILES—POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES—TESTING
AUTOMOBILES—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
Trucks WR-537
BALTIMORE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200711-12
LRP-200706-20
BEHAVIOR DISORDERS IN CHILDREN
The Kids Are OK: Divorce and Children’s Behavior Problems
WR-489
BEHAVIOR THERAPY
Behavior Therapy for Depression in Drug Dependence (BTDD): Results of
a Stage Ia Therapy Development Pilot LRP-200612-40
BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH—METHODS
Cognitive Strategies Affecting Recall of Sexual Behavior Among High-Risk
Men and Women LRP-200711-13
BEHAVIOR—DRUG EFFECTS
Daily Smoking Patterns, Their Determinants, and Implications for Quitting
LRP-200702-10
BENCHMARKING (MANAGEMENT)—CASE STUDIES
Testing for Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops from Behind a Veil of Darkness
RP-1253
BENCHMARKING—METHODS
Combining Multiple Indicators of Clinical Quality: An Evaluation of
Different Analytic Approaches LRP-200706-07
BIBLIOMETRICS
Bibliometric Analysis of Highly Cited Publications of Health Research in
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
England, 1997–2003: Theme Specific HCPs in England WR-509
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Perennial Polyculture Farming: Seeds of Another Agricultural Revolution?
OP-179
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Career and Time Management Strategies for Clinical and Health Services
Researchers LRP-200710-49
BANKRUPTCY
The Effects of the Changes in Chapter 7 Debtors’ Lien-Avoidance Rights
under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act
of 2005 TR-484
Identifying Fraud, Abuse, and Error in Personal Bankruptcy Filings
MG-586
BIOTECHNOLOGY—FORECASTING
The Global Bio/Nano/info Technology, Revolution and the Future of Society
LRP-200712-11
The Global Technology Revolution 2020: Trends, Drivers, Barriers, and
Social Implications LRP-200705-28
BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEES
MG-586
BIOTERRORISM
BANKRUPTCY—ACCOUNTING
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005:
Evaluation of the Effects of Using IRS Expense Standards to Calculate
a Debtor’s Monthly Disposable Income TR-483
BIOTERRORISM—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Designing and Conducting Tabletop Exercises to Assess Public Health
Preparedness for Manmade and Naturally Occurring Biological Threats
RP-1273
BANKRUPTCY—PREVENTION
Prebankruptcy Credit Counseling
BIRTH WEIGHT
TR-509
BANKS AND BANKING—CHINA
Banking System Reform in China: The Challenges of Moving Toward a
Market-Oriented Economy OP-194
BAYES THEOREM
Bayesian Variable Selection for Longitudinal Substance Abuse Treatment
Data Subject to Informative Censoring LRP-200705-19
BAYESIAN STATISTICAL DECISION THEORY
Bayesian Estimation of Hispanic Fertility Hazards from Survey and
Population Data WR-496
BLACKBERRY (COMPUTER)
Mobile Technology and Action Teams: Assessing Blackberry Use in Law
Enforcement Units WR-458
BODY IMAGE
Body Image and Children’s Mental Health Related Behaviors: Results from
the Healthy Passages Study LRP-200701-09
BODY MASS INDEX
83
Effect of Patient Socioeconomic Status and Body Mass Index on the
Quality of Breast Cancer Adjuvant Chemotherapy LRP-200701-16
Increases in Morbid Obesity in the USA: 2000–2005 LRP-200707-06
Neighborhood Context and Ethnicity Differences in Body Mass Index:
A Multilevel Analysis Using the NHANES III Survey (1988–1994)
LRP-200707-14
Social Context of Physical Activity and Weight Status in Working-Class
Populations LRP-200710-53
of a Bivariate Probability Model with Sample Selection to Data from
Surveys in Malaysia in 1976–77 and 1988-89 LRP-200603-38
BUDGET PROCESS
Planning Ahead in the Department of Defense
LRP-196306-02
BUNDLING (MARKETING)
The Effects of Price Discount and Product Complementarity on Consumer
Evaluations of Bundle Components LRP-200712-01
BODY MASS INDEX—EUROPE
BUSINESS CYCLES—OECD COUNTRIES—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
Business Cycle Comovement and Labor Market Institutions: An Empirical
Investigation WR-511
BODY WEIGHT
LRP-200701-18
BUSINESS LOGISTICS
BONE DENSITY CONSERVATION AGENTS—THERAPEUTIC USE
LRP-200710-16
BONE DENSITY—DRUG EFFECTS
BORDER PATROLS—SECURITY MEASURES
The Strategic Challenge of Border Security CT-275
BORDER SECURITY—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
Developing Robust Border Security Technologies to Protect Against
Diverse and Adaptive Threats CT-294
Diverse and Adaptive Threats: Addendum CT-294/1
BRACHYTHERAPY—METHODS
Quality of Life After Surgery, External Beam Irradiation, or Brachytherapy
for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer LRP-200706-11
BREAST FEEDING—RESEARCH—MALAYSIA
Reliability of Reasons for Early Termination of Breastfeeding: Application
BREAST NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-29
BREAST NEOPLASMS—DRUG THERAPY
Patient Centered Experiences in Breast Cancer: Predicting Long-Term
Adherence to Tamoxifen Use LRP-200705-03
BREAST NEOPLASMS—RADIOGRAPHY
BREAST NEOPLASMS—SURGERY
On Referral Patterns for Patients with Breast Cancer
LRP-200701-15
BREAST NEOPLASMS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-29
Vitality, Mental Health, and Satisfaction with Information After Breast
Cancer LRP-200704-11
BREASTFEEDING—HEALTH ASPECTS—MALAYSIA—
LONGITUDINAL STUDIES
BUSINESS LOGISTICS—GOVERNMENT POLICY
Improving the Department of Defense’s Small Business Innovation
Research Program CT-280
Research Program: Addendum CT-280/1
CALCINOSIS—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200708-16
CALIBRATION
Psychometric Evaluation and Calibration of Health-Related Quality of Life
Item Banks: Plans for the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement
Information System (PROMIS) LRP-200705-18
CALIFORNIA
Are Prisoner Characteristics Associated with Therapeutic Community
Treatment Process? LRP-200703-19
Building Integrated Information Systems for Chronic Care: The California
Experience LRP-200600-15
Disabled Medicare Beneficiaries by Dual Eligible Status: California,
1996–2001 LRP-200706-24
Examination of the Association Between Syringe Exchange Program
(SEP) Dispensation Policy and SEP Client-Level Syringe Coverage
Among Injection Drug Users LRP-200704-07
Higher Syringe Coverage Is Associated with Lower Odds of HIV Risk and
Does Not Increase Unsafe Syringe Disposal Among Syringe Exchange
Program Clients LRP-200707-02
Hospital Competition, Managed Care, and Mortality After Hospitalization
for Medical Conditions in California LRP-200704-04
Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Hepatitis C Virus Testing Services
at Syringe Exchange Programs: Availability and Outcomes
LRP-200706-05
U.S. Cambodian Refugees’ Use of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine for Mental Health Problems LRP-200709-07
CALIFORNIA—COMMERCE
Globalization and Beyond: Keynote Address: 81st Annual Los Angeles
World Trade Week Kickoff Breakfast, May 1, 2007 CP-524
CALIFORNIA—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200711-10
84
HCV and HIV Counseling and Testing Integration in California: An
Innovative Approach to Increase HIV Counseling and Testing Rates
LRP-200700-17
The Impact of Legalizing Syringe Exchange Programs on Arrests Among
Injection Drug Users in California LRP-200705-13
Prostate Cancer Knowledge Among Low Income Minority Men
LRP-200705-26
Who Gets Care? Mental Health Service Use Following a School-Based
Suicide Prevention Program LRP-200710-08
CALIFORNIA—FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS
CAMBODIA—ETHNOLOGY
CAMBODIA—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Getting the Policies Right: The Prioritization and Sequencing of Policies in
Post-Conflict Countries RGSD-222
CAPITATION FEE
Partially Capitated Managed Care Versus FFS for Special Needs Children
LRP-200706-25
CAPITATION FEES (MEDICAL CARE)—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—
CALIFORNIA
The Economic Impact of Capitated Care for High Utilizers of Public Mental
Health Services: The Los Angeles PARTNERS Program Experience
RP-1287
About Vouchers and Charter Schools
MR-1118-1
CHARTER SCHOOLS—ACCOUNTABILITY
Charter Schools in California LRP-200700-26
CHARTER SCHOOLS—CALIFORNIA—EVALUATION
CHEMOTHERAPY, ADJUVANT
CHILD
Cryptorchidism and Hypospadias LRP-200705-32
LRP-200710-45
Mortality Risks, Health Endowments, and Parental Investments in Infancy:
Evidence from Rural India LRP-200711-14
Need for and Use of Family Leave Among Parents of Children with Special
Health Care Needs LRP-200705-09
CHILD BEHAVIOR DISORDERS
School Characteristics and Behavior Problems of U.S. Fifth-Graders
LRP-200705-07
CHILD CARE SERVICES—CALIFORNIA—CASE STUDIES
CHILD CARE SERVICES—GOVERNMENT POLICY
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 1, Spring 2007 CP-22-0704
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES—DIAGNOSIS
Does Quality of Care for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes Differ by
Gender for Enrollees in Managed Care Plans? LRP-200705-23
CHILD CUSTODY—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Children of HIV-Infected Parents: Custody Status in a Nationally
Representative Sample LRP-200709-05
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES—MORTALITY
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
LRP-200701-18
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Can a Chronic Care Model Collaborative Reduce Heart Disease Risk in
Patients with Diabetes? LRP-200702-16
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES—THERAPY
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM—DISEASES—RESEARCH
Setting the Historical Context for Project Restrosight: Initial Draft
WR-466
CAREER CHOICE
CAREER MOBILITY
Health Maintenance Organization Penetration and the Practice Location
Choices of New Physicians LRP-199811-07
CAREGIVERS
Ethnic Variations in Dementia Caregiving Experiences: Insights from
Focus Groups LRP-200700-23
CHARTER SCHOOLS
Rhetoric Versus Reality: What We Know and What We Need to Know
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES
Effective State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) Policy
Forum Video CF-239
Quality of Children’s Health Care CF-243
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES—ECONOMICS
Forum Video CF-239
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES—STANDARDS
LRP-200710-41
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Impact of Full Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity for Children in
the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program LRP-200702-05
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
LRP-200710-45
LRP-200706-25
CHILD NUTRITION DISORDERS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Intensifying Efforts to Reduce Child Malnutrition in India: An Evaluation of
85
the Dular Program in Jharkhand, India
LRP-200709-19
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200710-12
CHILD WELFARE—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
The Effects of Work-Conditioned Transfers on Marriage and Child WellBeing: A Review WR-531
CHILD WELFARE—TRENDS
CHILDREN OF DIVORCED PARENTS—PSYCHOLOGY
The Kids Are OK: Divorce and Children’s Behavior Problems
WR-489
CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS—EDUCATION (PRESCHOOL)
CHILDREN—BANGLADESH—MATLAB B *AZ*AR THANA
Effects of Interpregnancy Interval and Outcome of the Preceding
Pregnancy on Pregnancy Outcomes in Matlab, Bangladesh
LRP-200709-03
Why Are Infant and Child Mortality Rates Lower in the MCH-FP Area of
Matlab, Bangladesh? LRP-200612-44
CHILDREN—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES COUNTY
The Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey: Neighborhood
Observations Codebook WR-240/13
The Los Angeles Neighborhood Services and Characteristics Database:
Codebook WR-240/12
CHILE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
CHINA. ZHONGGUO REN MIN JIE FANG JUN—POLITICAL ACTIVITY
Agents of Influence: Assessing the Role of Chinese Foreign
Policy Research Organizations After the 16th Party Congress
LRP-200400-25
Hu Jintao as China’s Emerging National Security Leader
LRP-200400-27
Party-Army Relations Since the 16th Party Congress: The Battle of the
“Two Centers”? LRP-200400-26
CHINA—ARMED FORCES—REORGANIZATION
LRP-200400-25
LRP-200400-27
CHINA—ECONOMIC POLICY
CHINA—FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS—TAIWAN
Chinese Economic Coercion Against Taiwan: A Tricky Weapon to Use
MG-507
CHINA—FOREIGN RELATIONS
U.S.-China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s Status
MG-567
CHINA—FOREIGN RELATIONS—TAIWAN
MG-567
CHINA—MILITARY POLICY
LRP-200400-25
LRP-200400-27
U.S.-China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s Status MG-567
CHINA—MILITARY RELATIONS
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 1, Spring 2007
CP-22-0704
CHINA—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
LRP-200400-25
LRP-200400-27
CHIROPRACTIC—HISTORY
Diversity Versus Unity: Does Making Things Count Mean Making
Everything Count? LRP-200706-28
CHOICE (PSYCHOLOGY)
CHOICE BEHAVIOR
The Implications of Using US-Specific EQ-5D Preference Weights for
Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation LRP-200705-31
Treatment Choice and Quality of Care for Men with Localized Prostate
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—ENGLAND—WEST MIDLANDS
The PRISM Model: Evidence on Model Hierarchy and Parameter Values
TR-280
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—FORECASTING
Isles of Scilly: Travel Demand Study TR-367
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—GREAT BRITAIN
Flexible Substitution Patterns in Models of Mode and Time of Day Choice:
New Evidence from the UK and the Netherlands LRP-200707-09
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—GREAT BRITAIN—MATHEMATICAL
MODELS
On the Development of Time Period and Mode Choice Models for Use in
Large Scale Modelling Forecasting Systems LRP-200711-22
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—NETHERLANDS
CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION—NETHERLANDS—MATHEMATICAL
MODELS
CHRONIC DISEASE
Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome LRP-200700-06
Prostatitis LRP-200700-05
CHRONIC DISEASE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200708-18
Relationship Between Number of Medical Conditions and Quality of Care
LRP-200706-12
86
CHRONIC DISEASE—THERAPY
Does Ambulatory Process of Care Predict Health-Related Quality of Life
Outcomes for Patients with Chronic Disease? LRP-200702-14
Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill LRP-200709-08
CITIES AND TOWNS
Terrorism Risk Modeling for Intelligence Analysis and Infrastructure
Protection TR-386
CITY PLANNING—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
Evaluating Alternative Organizational Structures to Revitalize the Economy
of New Orleans CT-295
CIVIL DEFENSE
Enhancing Public Health Preparedness: Exercises, Exemplary Practices,
and Lessons Learned, Phase III, Task E: Approaches for Developing
a Volunteer Program to Respond to Public Health Emergencies
WR-516
and Lessons Learned, Phase III: Task B2: Final Report Promoting
Emergency Preparedness and Readiness for Pandemic Influenza
(PREPARE for PI); Pilot Quality Improvement Learning Collaborative
WR-491
CIVIL DEFENSE—IRAQ
Iraqi Security Forces: Defining Challenges and Assessing Progress
CT-277
CIVIL SERVICE—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Modernizing the Federal Government: Paying for Performance
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 6, December 2007 CP-521-1207
OP-213
CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS
Matter? MG-379
CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS—CHINA
LRP-200400-25
LRP-200400-27
CLASS ACTIONS (CIVIL PROCEDURE)
Insurance Class Actions in the United States MG-587-1
Survey Instruments: Insurance Class Actions in the United States
WR-405
CLIMATIC CHANGES—COMPUTER SIMULATION
A New Analytic Method for Finding Policy-Relevant Scenarios
RP-1244
CLIMATIC CHANGES—FORECASTING
RP-1244
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
CLINICAL TRIALS—METHODS
A Single Mathematical Model Predicts Physicians’ Recommendations and
Postmenopausal Women’s Decisions to Participate in a Clinical Trial to
Prevent Breast Cancer or Coronary Heart Disease RP-1290
COAL LIQUEFACTION
Constraints on JP-900 Jet Fuel Production Concepts TR-465
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development CT-281
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development: Addendum CT-281/1
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquids Development CT-287
Research and Development Issues for Producing Liquid Fuels from Coal
CT-289
COALITION GOVERNMENTS
Ending Afghanistan’s Civil War
CT-271
COALITIONS
International Alliances and Military Effectiveness: Fighting Alongside Allies
and Partners LRP-200700-16
COASTAL SURVEILLANCE
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 2, Summer 2007
CP-22-0708
COGNITION
Using a Knowledge-and-Appraisal Model of Personality Architecture to
Understand Consistency and Variability in Smokers’ Self-Efficacy
Appraisals in High-Risk Situations LRP-200703-16
COGNITION DISORDERS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200701-04
COGNITION DISORDERS—PHYSIOPATHOLOGY
COGNITIVE THERAPY
Does Occasional Cannabis Use Impact Anxiety and Depression
Treatment Outcomes? Results from a Randomized Effectiveness Trial
LRP-200700-18
COHORT STUDIES
LRP-200706-15
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE
Student Retention in Higher Education Courses: International Comparison
TR-482
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE—AUSTRALIA
TR-482
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE—IRELAND
TR-482
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE—NETHERLANDS
TR-482
COLLEGE DROPOUTS
TR-482
COLLEGE DROPOUTS—AUSTRALIA
TR-482
COLLEGE DROPOUTS—IRELAND
TR-482
87
COLLEGE DROPOUTS—NETHERLANDS
TR-482
COLLEGE STUDENTS—ALCOHOL USE—IRELAND
Preparation Among Low-Income Mothers
LRP-200704-06
COMMERCE—METHODS
WR-501
COLORECTAL NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-27
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS—COST OF OPERATION—ECONOMETRIC
MODELS
Evaluating the Benefits and Costs of Increased Water-Use Efficiency in
Commercial Buildings TR-461
COLORECTAL NEOPLASMS—ECONOMICS
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
Commercial Wind Insurance in the Gulf States: Developments Since
Hurricane Katrina and Challenges Moving Forward OP-190
COLORECTAL NEOPLASMS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-27
Surviving Colorectal Cancer: Patient-Reported Symptoms 4 Years After
Diagnosis LRP-200711-27
COMMUNICATION
Physician Communication When Prescribing New Medications
LRP-200609-22
Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Discussion of
Cancer Screening: “Between-” Versus “Within-” Physician Differences
LRP-200706-02
COLPOSCOPY—ADVERSE EFFECTS
Human Papillomavirus Triage of Women with Persistent Borderline or
Mildly Dyskaryotic Smears: Comparison of Costs and Side Effects of
Three Alternative Strategies LRP-200710-01
COMBAT—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Uncertainty MG-380
COMBAT—SIMULATION METHODS
Analysis, Analysis Practices, and Implications for Modeling and Simulation
OP-176
COMBINED OPERATIONS (MILITARY SCIENCE)
COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
Language Access Services for Latinos with Limited English Proficiency:
Lessons Learned from Hablamos Juntos LRP-200711-03
COMMUNICATIONS, MILITARY
COMMUNICATIONS, MILITARY—EVALUATION—CASE STUDIES
COMBINED OPERATIONS (MILITARY SCIENCE)—CASE STUDIES
COMMUNICATION—INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Responsibility in the Global Information Society: Towards MultiStakeholder Governance TR-472
COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
The Knowledge Matrix Approach to Intelligence Fusion TR-416
Navy/OSD Collaborative Review of Acquisition Policy for DoD C3I and
Weapon Programs DB-528
COMMUNISM—CHINA
LRP-200400-25
LRP-200400-27
COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS—EVALUATION—CASE
STUDIES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMAND OF TROOPS
Enhancing Strategic Planning with Massive Scenario Generation: Theory
and Experiments TR-392
Theory and Methods for Supporting High Level Military Decisionmaking
TR-422
COMMERCE
LRP-200711-10
COMMERCE—ECONOMICS
CP-22-0704
COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES—MARYLAND—MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
Serving the Underserved: An Evaluation of the First Years of Montgomery
Cares WR-472
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES—METHODS
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES—TRENDS
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—ALLEGHENY COUNTY—
COSTS
88
Allegheny County Mental Health Court
TR-439
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—CALIFORNIA—LOS
ANGELES
RP-1287
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
Preventing Underage Drinking: Using Getting to Outcomes with the
SAMHSA Strategic Prevention Framework to Achieve Results
TR-403
COMMUNITY POLICING—CALIFORNIA—OAKLAND
Community Policing and Violence Prevention in Oakland: Measure Y in
Action TR-546
COMMUNITY POLICING—CINCINNATI (OHIO)
Police-Community Relations in Cincinnati: Year Three Evaluation Report
TR-535
COMMUTING—GREAT BRITAIN—STATISTICS
The Modeling of Motorcycle Ownership and Commuter Usage: A UK
Study LRP-200700-29
COMORBIDITY
Assessment of Prognosis with the Total Illness Burden Index for Prostate
Cancer: Aiding Clinicians in Treatment Choice LRP-200705-04
Prevalence of Depression-PTSD Comorbidity: Implications for
Clinical Practice Guidelines and Primary Care-Based Interventions
LRP-200706-31
LRP-200706-12
States’ Early Experience in Improving Systems-Level Care for Persons
with Co-Occurring Disorders LRP-200707-05
COMPENSATION MANAGEMENT
Trade-Offs Among Alternative Government Interventions in the Market for
Terrorism Insurance: Interim Results DB-525
COMPENSATION MANAGEMENT—CALIFORNIA
Pay-for-Performance in California’s Workers’ Compensation Medical
Treatment System: An Assessment of Options, Challenges and
Potential Benefits WR-512
COMPETITION, INTERNATIONAL
Perspectives on U.S. Competitiveness in Science and Technology
CF-235
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Tai Chi for Tension Headaches
LRP-200703-11
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES—ADVERSE EFFECTS
Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Promises and
Problems LRP-200704-21
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES—STANDARDS
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES—UTILIZATION
COMPREHENSION
Effect of Content and Format of Prescription Drug Labels on Readability,
Understanding, and Medication Use: A Systematic Review
LRP-200705-37
COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE
Intended and Unintended Consequences: What Should We Really Worry
About? LRP-200701-05
COMPUTER NETWORKS—SECURITY MEASURES
Conquest in Cyberspace: National Security and Information Warfare
CB-407
COMPUTER NETWORKS—SECURITY MEASURES—EUROPEAN
UNION COUNTRIES
Security Challenges to the Use and Deployment of Disruptive
Technologies TR-406
COMPUTER SECURITY—EUROPE
Technologies TR-406
COMPUTER SIMULATION
OP-176
CONDOMS—ADVERSE EFFECTS
Sexual Pleasure and Condom Use LRP-200712-14
CONDOMS—UTILIZATION
Sexual Pleasure and Condom Use
LRP-200712-14
CONFIDENCE INTERVALS
Uncertainty in Traffic Forecasts: Literature Review and New Results for the
Netherlands LRP-200707-07
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT—CASE STUDIES
Asia MG-592
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT—SOUTH ASIA
Asia MG-592
CONSUMER ADVOCACY
CONSUMER ASSESSMENT OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS AND
SYSTEMS (U.S.)
Improving Performance for Health Plan Customer Service: A Case Study
of a Successful CAHPS Quality Improvement Intervention WR-517
CONSUMER CREDIT—LAW AND LEGISLATION
of 2005 TR-484
CONSUMER CREDIT—MANAGEMENT
Prebankruptcy Credit Counseling TR-509
CONSUMER PARTICIPATION
Consumer-Directed Health Plans and Health Savings Accounts: Have
They Worked for Small Businesses? WR-520
CONSUMER PROTECTION—LAW AND LEGISLATION
of 2005 TR-484
CONSUMER SATISFACTION
Developing a Spanish-Language Consumer Report for CAHPSª) Health
Plan Surveys LRP-200711-06
89
Problem-Oriented Reporting of CAHPS Consumer Evaluations of Health
Care LRP-200710-09
CONSUMER SATISFACTION—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Disenrollment Information and Medicare Plan Choice: Is More Information
Better? LRP-200703-22
Have Nursing Home Compare Quality Measure Scores Changed over
Time in Response to Competition? LRP-200706-27
Understanding the Reporting Practices of CAHPS Sponsors
LRP-200703-23
CONSUMERS’ SURPLUS—NETHERLANDS—EVALUATION
The Logsum as an Evaluation Measure: Review of Literature and New
Results LRP-200711-21
CONSUMPTION (ECONOMICS)
Health WR-463
CONSUMPTION (ECONOMICS)—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
Hypothetical Intertemporal Consumption Choices LRP-200303-24
Intertemporal Consumption with Directly Measured Welfare Functions and
Subjective Expectations WR-535
CONTAINER SECURITY INITIATIVE (CSI)—EVALUATION
The Container Security Initiative and Ocean Container Threats
LRP-200703-24
CONTAINER SHIPS—INSPECTION—INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
LRP-200703-24
CONTAINER TERMINALS—SECURITY MEASURES
LRP-200703-24
CONTAINERS—INSPECTION—INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
LRP-200703-24
CONTINENTAL POPULATION GROUPS
Factors Associated with Major Depression Among Mothers in Los Angeles
LRP-200709-11
Racial Disparities in the Surgical Management of Stress Incontinence
Among Female Medicare Beneficiaries LRP-200705-25
CONTINUITY OF PATIENT CARE—STANDARDS
COOPERATIVE BEHAVIOR
LRP-200709-15
How Do Teams in Quality Improvement Collaboratives Interact?
LRP-200705-01
CORE COMPETENCIES
DB-517
CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS
and Cerebrovascular Procedures LRP-200703-29
CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS—MORTALITY
Effect of Complications on Mortality After Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
Surgery: Evidence from New York State
LRP-200707-11
CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS—STANDARDS
CORONARY DISEASE—GENETICS
LRP-200708-16
CORONARY DISEASE—PREVENTION & CONTROL
CORPORATE CULTURE
Defining Corporate Culture: How Social Scientists Define Culture, Values
and Tradeoffs Among Them WR-499
Managing Diversity in Corporate America: An Exploratory Analysis
OP-206
CORPORATIONS—ACCOUNTING—CORRUPT PRACTICES
CORPORATIONS—AUDITING
CORPORATIONS—SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS
COST CONTROL—METHODS
The Promise of Health Care Cost Containment
LRP-200700-06
LRP-200711-07
COST EFFECTIVENESS
COST OF ILLNESS
Kidney Cancer LRP-200706-33
Male Infertility LRP-200706-32
COST SHARING
Prescription Drug Cost Sharing: Associations with Medication and Medical
Utilization and Spending and Health LRP-200707-04
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer LRP-200700-07
Cost-Effectiveness of Peginterferon Alpha-2a Compared with Lamivudine
Treatment in Patients with HBe-Antigen-Positive Chronic Hepatitis B in
the United Kingdom LRP-200708-04
Cost-Effectiveness of Quality Improvement Programs for Patients with
Subthreshold Depression or Depressive Disorder RP-1297
Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease LRP-200700-11
Male Urethral Stricture Disease LRP-200700-12
Pediatric Urologic Disorders LRP-200700-09
The Promise of Health Care Cost Containment LRP-200711-07
Testicular Cancer LRP-200700-13
COSTS AND COST ANALYSIS
90
Methods LRP-200700-14
COUNSELING
LRP-200704-25
COUNSELING—LAW AND LEGISLATION
COUNSELING—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200700-17
COUNTERINSURGENCY
MG-565
Byting Back: Regaining Information Superiority Against 21st-Century
Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency Study. Vol. 1 MG-595/1
Enlisting Madison Avenue: The Marketing Approach to Earning Popular
Support in Theaters of Operation MG-607
Money in the Bank—Lessons Learned from Past Counterinsurgency
(COIN) Operations: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 4
OP-185
Subversion and Insurgency: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 2
OP-172
Understanding Proto-Insurgencies: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—
Paper 3 OP-178
COUNTERINSURGENCY—GREAT BRITAIN
Counterinsurgency Intelligence in a “Long War”: The British Experience in
Northern Ireland RP-1247
COUNTERINSURGENCY—NORTHERN IRELAND
COUNTERINSURGENCY—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Heads We Win—the Cognitive Side of Counterinsurgency (COIN): RAND
Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 1 OP-168
COUNTERINSURGENCY—SOLOMON ISLANDS
COURTSHIP—ADOLESCENCE
CRIME PREVENTION—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act: Fiscal Year
2004–2005 Report TR-368-1
2005–2006 Report TR-498
CRIME PREVENTION—GREAT BRITAIN—COST EFFECTIVENESS
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION
From the Outside In: Shaping the International Criminal Court
RGSD-217
CRISIS INTERVENTION
CRISIS MANAGEMENT—HEALTH ASPECTS
Preparing Hospitals and Clinics for the Psychological Consequences of a
Terrorist Incident or Other Public Health Emergency TR-493/1
Preparing Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Staff to
Respond to Hospitals and Clinics Following Large-Scale Emergencies
TR-493
CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Programmable Infusion Pumps in ICUs: An Analysis of Corresponding
Adverse Drug Events LRP-200801-07
CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON
CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDIES
LRP-200711-12
CROWDING—PSYCHOLOGY
The Effect of State Cost Containment Strategies on the Insurance Status
and Use of Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) for HIV Infected People
LRP-200700-21
CRYPTORCHIDISM—DIAGNOSIS
CRYPTORCHIDISM—ECONOMICS
CRYPTORCHIDISM—EPIDEMIOLOGY
CRYPTORCHIDISM—SURGERY
Cryptorchidism and Hypospadias
LRP-200705-32
CRYPTORCHIDISM—THERAPY
CUES
CULTURE
LRP-200704-25
CULTURE—IRAN—PUBLIC OPINION
American and Iranian Public Opinion: The Quest for Common Grounds
RP-1261
CULTURE—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION—EVALUATION
LRP-200703-24
CYBERSPACE—SECURITY MEASURES
Technologies TR-406
91
CYBERTERRORISM
CB-407
CYBERTERRORISM—PREVENTION
Network Technologies for Networked Terrorists: Assessing the Value of
Information and Communications Technologies to Modern Terrorist
Organizations TR-454
CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHODIESTERASES, TYPE
5—THERAPEUTIC USE
LRP-200805-03
CYSTITIS, INTERSTITIAL—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200700-06
CYSTOSCOPY—UTILIZATION
The Role of Preoperative Testing on Outcomes After Sling Surgery for
Stress Urinary Incontinence LRP-200710-04
DATA COLLECTION
Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative: Focus on
Implementation and Dissemination Evaluation Report III (2004–2005)
TR-508
Health-Related Quality of Life Consequences of Implantable Cardioverter
Defibrillators: Results from MADIT II LRP-200705-30
Precision of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Data Compared with Other
Clinical Measures LRP-200710-10
DATA COLLECTION—METHODS
Does Concordance Between Data Sources Vary by Medical Organization
Type? LRP-200706-36
Hospital Field Manual for the National Hospital Discharge Survey
Redesign Pilot Study: November 2006 TR-475/1
Redesign of the National Hospital Discharge Survey: Conceptual
Framework and Feasibility Study: Final Report TR-475
DATA INTERPRETATION, STATISTICAL
LRP-200709-03
IRT Health Outcomes Data Analysis Project: An Overview and Summary
LRP-200708-11
DATABASES
Rates and Types of Events Reported to Established Incident Reporting
Systems in Two US Hospitals LRP-200706-14
DATABASES, FACTUAL—TRENDS
DATING VIOLENCE
DATING VIOLENCE—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
DEATH—CAUSES—EUROPE—STATISTICS
Historical and Life Course Timing of the Male Mortality Disadvantage in
Europe: Epidemiologic Transitions, Evolution, and Behavior WR-498
DEBTOR AND CREDITOR
of 2005 TR-484
DECISION MAKING
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
Effect of Mental Health Care and Shared Decision Making on Patient
Satisfaction in a Community Sample of Patients with Depression
LRP-200708-13
LRP-200705-24
The Risk-Benefit Balance in the United States: Who Decides?
LRP-200705-11
DECISION MAKING—CALIFORNIA—METHODOLOGY
RP-1244
DECISION MAKING—METHODOLOGY
TR-422
DECISION MAKING—SIMULATION METHODS
DECISION S UPPORT TECHNIQUES
DEDUCTIBLES AND COINSURANCE—ECONOMICS
DEFENSE CONTRACTS
DEFENSE INDUSTRIES—CHINA
CP-22-0704
DEFENSES—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
LRP-200609-20
DEFIBRILLATORS, IMPLANTABLE
Physical Functioning and Mental Well-Being in Association with Health
Outcome in Patients Enrolled in the Multicenter Automatic Defibrillator
Implantation Trial II LRP-200703-25
DEFIBRILLATORS, IMPLANTABLE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
92
Ventricular Function: A MADIT-II Substudy
LRP-200708-07
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE
Social Networks and Access to Health Care Among Mexican-Americans
LRP-200710-44
DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
DEMOGRAPHY
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE, INTEGRATED
LRP-200700-17
DENMARK—POPULATION
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE, INTEGRATED—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
Using Population Segmentation to Provide Better Health Care for All: The
“Bridges to Health” Model LRP-200706-27
DENTAL RESEARCH
Putting the Practice into Evidence-Based Dentistry and Health Services
Research LRP-200701-06
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE—ECONOMICS
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE—METHODS
Accelerating the Adoption of Clinical IT Among the Healthcare Providers in
US: Strategies & Policies RGSD-214
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE—STANDARDS
The Ethics of Using Quality Improvement Methods in Health Care
LRP-200705-08
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
The Quality of Obstructive Lung Disease Care for Adults in the United
States as Measured by Adherence to Recommended Processes
LRP-200612-41
DEMENTIA
Appendix to Application of ACOVE-3 QIs to Patients with AD and PP
(Appendices 1 & 2 and Figures 1 & 2 ) Indicators WR-515/2
DEMENTIA—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-25
DEMENTIA—DRUG THERAPY
DEMENTIA—ETHNOLOGY
DEMENTIA—THERAPY
LRP-200710-25
DEMOCRACY—IRAN—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
DEMOCRACY—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
DEMOCRATIZATION—CASE STUDIES
The Beginner’s Guide to Nation-Building
DENTISTRY
DEPLOYMENT (STRATEGY)
Uncertainty MG-380
DEPRESSION—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-32
DEPRESSION—PSYCHOLOGY
DEPRESSION—THERAPY
The Effect of Adherence to Practice Guidelines on Depression Outcomes
LRP-200709-04
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—DIAGNOSIS
Predicting Outcomes of Primary Care Patients with Major Depression:
Development of a Depression Prognosis Index LRP-200708-02
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—DRUG THERAPY
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200709-11
LRP-200706-31
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200709-11
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—PSYCHOLOGY
MG-557
DEMOCRATIZATION—UZBEKISTAN
Two Years After Andijan: Assessing the Past and Thinking Towards the
Future CT-282
DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, MAJOR—THERAPY
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER—ECONOMICS
93
Subthreshold Depression or Depressive Disorder
RP-1297
LRP-200710-33
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER—THERAPY
The Cumulative Effects of Quality Improvement for Depression on
Outcome Disparities over 9 Years: Results from a Randomized,
Controlled Group-Level Trial LRP-200711-15
LRP-200700-18
Teaching Systems-Based Practice to Primary Care Physicians to
Foster Routine Implementation of Evidence-Based Depression Care
LRP-200702-15
Time Allocation and Caseload Capacity in Telephone Depression Care
Management LRP-200712-17
DIABETES MELLITUS, TYPE 2—COMPLICATIONS
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
LRP-200609-20
DIABETES MELLITUS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Nature and Causes of Trends in Male Diabetes Prevalence, Undiagnosed
Diabetes, and the Socioeconomic Status Health Gradient
LRP-200708-08
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—DECISION MAKING
LRP-196306-02
DIABETES MELLITUS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-33
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—FINANCE
LRP-196306-02
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
“Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse Employment in the 2000
Census Data MG-566
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—PLANNING
LRP-196306-02
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—PROCUREMENT
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—PROCUREMENT— EVALUATION
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints on Department of
Defense Acquisition: An Empirical Analysis MG-569
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—RULES AND PRACTICE
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints on Department of
Defense Acquisition: An Empirical Analysis MG-569
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—TRANSPORTATION
Estimating DoD Transportation Spending: Analyses of Contract and
Payment Transactions DB-516
DEPT. OF DEFENSE—WEAPONS SYSTEMS
DEPT. OF HOMELAND SECURITY—APPROPRIATIONS AND
EXPENDITURES
Risk Informed Resource Allocation at the Department of Homeland
Security CT-272
DIABETES MELLITUS, TYPE 2—THERAPY
DIABETES MELLITUS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200708-08
DIAGNOSIS RELATED GROUPS
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Addendum to the Interim
Report WR-434/1
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Interim Report WR-434
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES—UTILIZATION
LRP-200706-05
DIESEL AUTOMOBILES—COST EFFECTIVENESS
Trucks WR-537
DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS
LRP-200710-23
DIET—EUROPE—EVALUATION
The EU Platform on Diet, Physical Activity and Health: Second Monitoring
Progress Report TR-474
DIET—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Nativity and Duration of Time in the United States: Differences in Fruit
and Vegetable Intake Among Low-Income Postpartum Women
LRP-200710-46
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES—ECONOMIC POLICY
Overcoming the “Resource Curse”: Prioritizing Policy Interventions in
Countries with Large Extractive Industries RGSD-215
DIFFUSION OF INNOVATION
LRP-200709-15
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Adolescent Romantic Relationships as Precursors of Healthy Adult
Marriages: A Review of Theory, Research, and Programs TR-488
DIGITAL LIBRARIES—NETHERLANDS
DEVIANT BEHAVIOR—GREAT BRITAIN—PREVENTION
DIGITAL MAPPING
DIABETES COMPLICATIONS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
DIGITAL PRESERVATION—NETHERLANDS
94
Strategy for Digital Archiving and Preservation
TR-510
Hurricane Katrina
WR-473
DISABILITY EVALUATION
Vignettes and Self-Reports of Work Disability in the United States and the
DISASTER RELIEF—GULF STATES
Hurricane Katrina: Lessons for Army Planning and Operations
DISABILITY EVALUATION—NETHERLANDS
DISASTER RELIEF—LOUISIANA
Lessons Learned from the State and Local Public Health Response to
Hurricane Katrina WR-473
DISABLED CHILDREN
LRP-200706-25
DISASTER RELIEF—MISSISSIPPI
DISABLED PERSONS
1996–2001 LRP-200706-24
DISASTER RELIEF—TEXAS
DISABLED PERSONS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200708-18
DISASTERS—CASE STUDIES
Models of Relief: Learning from Exemplary Practices in International
Disaster Management WR-514
DISASTER MEDICINE
WR-516
WR-491
DISCLOSURE
DISASTER PLANNING
WR-516
WR-491
DISASTER PLANNING—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Conceptualizing and Defining Public Health Emergency Preparedness
LRP-200704-22
RP-1273
TR-493
Quality Improvement in Public Health Emergency Preparedness
LRP-200704-03
DISASTER RELIEF—FLORIDA
DISASTER RELIEF—GEORGIA
MG-603
DISCRIMINATION IN LAW ENFORCEMENT
RP-1253
DISEASE
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Congestive Heart Failure Disease Management in Medicare-Managed
Care LRP-200712-18
Effect of Disease Management on Prescription Drug Treatment: What Is
the Right Quality Measure? LRP-200704-18
Evidence for the Effect of Disease Management: Is $1 Billion a Year a
Good Investment? LRP-200712-09
DISEASE NOTIFICATION—STANDARDS—EVALUATION STUDIES
Improving and Enhancing Telephone-Based Disease Surveillance
Systems in Local Health Departments WR-469
DISEASE OUTBREAKS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
WR-516
WR-491
DISEASES
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
DISEASES—REPORTING
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES—SECURITY MEASURES—EUROPE
95
Technologies
TR-406
List of Essential Medicines for Palliative Care
LRP-200705-14
DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE—MANAGEMENT
OP-206
DRUGS—PRESCRIBING
Prescribing in Primary Care: Understanding What Shapes GPs’
Prescribing Choices and How Might These Be Improved
TR-443
DIVORCE
Families under Stress: An Assessment of Data, Theory, and Research on
Marriage and Divorce in the Military MG-599
The Kids Are OK: Divorce and Children’s Behavior Problems WR-489
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION—CALIFORNIA
TR-537
DIVORCE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
The Role of Substance Use in Young Adult Divorce
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION—CALIFORNIA—CASE STUDIES
LRP-200705-02
DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP, DRUG
Minimally Important Difference in Diffuse Systemic Sclerosis: Results
from the D-Penicillamine Study LRP-200610-27
DRAFT—HISTORY
Uncertainty MG-380
DRIVERS’ LICENSES
EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN—CALIFORNIA—COSTS
EAST ASIA—FOREIGN RELATIONS
Asia, America and the Transformation of Geopolitics
CB-410
EAST ASIA—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
CB-410
OP-189
DRUG ABUSE SURVEYS
WR-501
ECONOMETRICS
The Sample Selection Model from a Method of Moments Perspective
LRP-200701-17
DRUG ADMINISTRATION SCHEDULE
ECONOMIC COMPETITION
DRUG COSTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
DRUG COSTS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS—LOUISIANA—NEW
ORLEANS
DRUG INDUSTRY—GREAT BRITAIN
TR-443
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT—ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
DRUG LABELING
LRP-200705-37
DRUG RESISTANCE, VIRAL—GENETICS
DRUG THERAPY—STANDARDS
LRP-200609-22
Quality Indicators for Medication Use in Vulnerable EldersLRP-200710-14
DRUG UTILIZATION
DRUG UTILIZATION REVIEW
DRUGS, ESSENTIAL
Ensuring Palliative Medicine Availability: The Development of the IAHPC
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT—UKRAINE
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine RGSD-221
ECONOMIC FORECASTING
Accounting for the Future: International Examples
TR-444
ECONOMIC INDICATORS
Accounting for the Future: International Examples
TR-444
ECONOMIC POLICY
LRP-200609-20
ECONOMIC STABILIZATION—CAMBODIA
ECONOMIC STABILIZATION—HAITI
ECONOMIC STABILIZATION—MOZAMBIQUE
ECONOMICS, HOSPITAL
The Effects of Multi-Hospital Systems on Hospital Prices
96
LRP-200703-05
Achievement in Philadelphia
ECONOMICS, HOSPITALS
Report WR-434/1
ECONOMICS—TRENDS
Does the Economy Affect Teenage Substance Use?
LRP-200701-11
EDUCATION AND STATE
CF-235
EDUCATION AND STATE—GREAT BRITAIN
A Framework for Understanding and Comparing 14–19 Education Policies
in the United Kingdom LRP-200700-03
EDUCATION AND STATE—QATAR
Education for a New Era: Design and Implementation of K-12 Education
Reform in Qatar MG-548
Reform in Qatar: Executive Summary MG-548/1
EDUCATION VOUCHERS—GREAT BRITAIN
The Use of Lottery Systems in School Admissions
WR-460
EDUCATION, HIGHER—QATAR
Post-Secondary Education in Qatar: Employer Demand, Student Choice,
and Options for Policy MG-644
EDUCATION, MEDICAL, UNDERGRADUATE
EDUCATION, PRESCHOOL—CALIFORNIA
TR-537
EDUCATION, PRESCHOOL—CALIFORNIA—CASE STUDIES
EDUCATION, SECONDARY—GREAT BRITAIN
EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
III—Accountability under NCLB: Interim Report RP-1303
Value-Added Assessment in Practice: Lessons from the Pennsylvania
Value-Added Assessment System Pilot Project TR-506
EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY—CALIFORNIA
Standards-Based Accountability under No Child Left Behind: Experiences
of Teachers and Administrators in Three States MG-589
EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY—GEORGIA
EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY—PENNSYLVANIA
EDUCATIONAL CHANGE—CALIFORNIA—SANTA MONICA
EDUCATIONAL CHANGE—PENNSYLVANIA—PHILADELPHIA
MG-533
EDUCATIONAL CHANGE—PENNSYLVANIA—PITTSBURGH
EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION
EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION—CALIFORNIA
EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION—PENNSYLVANIA—PHILADELPHIA
EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION—PENNSYLVANIA—PITTSBURGH
EDUCATIONAL INDICATORS
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING—GREAT BRITAIN
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS—LONGITUDINAL
STUDIES
WR-471
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS—PENNSYLVANIA
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS—PENNSYLVANIA—
PHILADELPHIA
EDUCATIONAL VOUCHERS
About Vouchers and Charter Schools MR-1118-1
EDUCATION—HEALTH ASPECTS
The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Health over the Life-Course
LRP-200709-18
EDUCATION—NORTH CAROLINA—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
School Finance Systems and Their Responsiveness to Performance
Pressures: A Case Study of North Carolina WR-452
EDUCATION—PALESTINE
Building a Successful Palestinian State
MG-146-1
EDUCATION—PARENT PARTICIPATION
Active Parental Consent for a School-Based Community Violence
Screening: Comparing Distribution Methods LRP-200703-03
97
EDUCATION—QATAR
Reform in Qatar MG-548
Reform in Qatar: Executive Summary MG-548/1
EDUCATION—STANDARDS—CALIFORNIA
EDUCATION—STANDARDS—GEORGIA
EDUCATION—STANDARDS—PENNSYLVANIA
EDUCATION—TEXAS—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
Pressures: A Case Study of Texas WR-453
EFFICIENCY, ORGANIZATIONAL
Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use LRP-200704-28
EFFICIENCY, ORGANIZATIONAL—CLASSIFICATION
LRP-200704-16
EFFICIENCY, ORGANIZATIONAL—ECONOMICS
LRP-200704-16
ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE
Perspective on B17–076 CT-286
ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION—TRENDS
1996–2001 LRP-200706-24
LRP-200700-21
EMERGENCIES
LRP-200704-22
RP-1273
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Basic Principles for Homeland Security CT-270
WR-516
WR-491
TR-493
Protecting Emergency Responders at Large-Scale Incidents: Lessons
Learned from the Response to the Attacks on the World Trade Center
CT-291
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—CASE STUDIES
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—FLORIDA
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—GEORGIA
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—LOUISIANA
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—MISSISSIPPI
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT—TEXAS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL—UNITED STATES — SAFETY
MEASURES
CT-291
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Developing Quality Indicators for the Appropriateness of Resuscitation in
Prehospital Atraumatic Cardiac Arrest LRP-200710-47
TR-493
LRP-200704-03
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—FLORIDA
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—GEORGIA
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—LOUISIANA
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—MISSISSIPPI
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
Assessing Public Health Emergency Preparedness: Concepts, Tools, and
Challenges LRP-200704-05
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES—TEXAS
EMIGRANTS AND IMMIGRANTS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability LRP-200709-10
EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION
98
Emigration and Schooling Among Second-Generation Mexican-American
Children WR-529
LRP-200709-11
EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION—TRENDS
International Migration Patterns of Physicians to the United States: A
Cross-National Panel Analysis LRP-200712-03
EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
OP-213
EMPLOYEE RETENTION—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
Recruitment and Retention: Lessons for the New Orleans Police
Department MG-585
EMPLOYEE RETENTION—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
EMPLOYER HEALTH COSTS
LRP-200704-16
EMPLOYMENT
LRP-200711-12
ENDARTERECTOMY, CAROTID
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT—UNITES STATES
Policy Issues for Oil Shale Development CT-279
ENGLISH LANGUAGE—STUDY AND TEACHING—CALIFORNIA
TR-537
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints and Start-Up Costs
WR-500
Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints, and Start-Up Costs
LRP-200706-23
Le Travail Independant Passe 50 Ans: Le Role De La Richesse Individuelle
Et Des Couts De Creation D’entreprise LRP-200712-12
ENVIRONMENT
The Importance of Social Context: Neighborhood Stressors, StressBuffering Mechanisms, and Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health
Disorders LRP-200711-17
ENVIRONMENT DESIGN
LRP-200705-15
Neighborhood Design and Walking Trips in Ten U.S. Metropolitan Areas
LRP-200704-09
ENVIRONMENT, CONTROLLED
Interpreting Treatment Effects When Cases Are Institutionalized After
Treatment RP-1259
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
to Sharing Geospatial Data Assets
MG-552
EPIDEMICS
WR-491
EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200708-18
LRP-200805-03
LRP-200701-04
Erectile Dysfunction LRP-200705-35
LRP-200707-14
The Quality of Surgical Pathology Care for Men Undergoing Radical
Prostatectomy in the U.S LRP-200706-13
LRP-200711-25
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
LRP-200805-03
EROTICA
RP-1312
ETHICS COMMITTEES, RESEARCH
LRP-200705-08
ETHNIC GROUPS
LRP-200710-46
ETHNIC GROUPS—GENETICS
99
LRP-200708-16
LRP-200710-34
ETHNIC GROUPS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
EUROPEAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP
EUROPEAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP—PSYCHOLOGY
EUROPEAN CONTINENTAL ANCESTRY GROUP—STATISTICS &
NUMERICAL DATA
EUROPEAN UNION
EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES—ARMED FORCES—WEAPONS
SYSTEMS
RGSD-219
EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES—DEFENSES
RGSD-219
EUROPE—ETHNIC RELATIONS
CP-22-0708
EUROPE—FOREIGN RELATIONS
Liaisons Dangereuses? Transatlantic Intelligence Cooperation and the
Global War on Terrorism LRP-200700-02
EUROPE—RELATIONS
Testimony Before the French Paper Commission On
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS—MANAGEMENT
Leading the Executive Branch: Strategies and Options for Achieving
Success OP-181
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 1, February 2007 CP-521-0207
EXERCISE
LRP-200708-09
LRP-200703-11
EXERCISE—PHYSIOLOGY
Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity
LRP-200703-08
EXPENDITURES, PUBLIC—FORECASTING
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine RGSD-221
EXPERIENCE
DB-517
EYE DISEASES—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-20
EYE DISEASES—THERAPY
LRP-200710-20
F/A-22 (JET FIGHTER PLANE)—COSTS
MG-664
F/A-22 (JET FIGHTER PLANE)—DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
MG-664
FACIAL INJURIES—PSYCHOLOGY
CT-292
EUROPE—STATISTICS, VITAL
EVALUATION RESEARCH (SOCIAL ACTION PROGRAMS)
EVALUATION STUDIES
EVALUATION STUDIES AS TOPIC
Quality by Any Other Name? A Comparison of Three Profiling Systems for
Assessing Health Care Quality LRP-200710-42
EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE
FACTOR ANALYSIS, STATISTICAL
The Role of the Bifactor Model in Resolving Dimensionality Issues in
Health Outcomes Measures LRP-200708-12
FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS
LRP-200710-45
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
FAMILY LIFE SURVEYS—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES COUNTY—
Codebook WR-240/12
FAMILY POLICY
Not Shifting but Broadening Marital Research: Comments on Fincham,
Stanley, and Beach LRP-200705-06
FAMILY—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES COUNTY
100
Codebook
WR-240/12
FARMS, SMALL—TROPICS
RGSD-216
FARMS—FINLAND—FINANCE
TR-523
FARMS—GERMANY—FINANCE
TR-523
FATHERS—EMPLOYMENT
Why Wait? The Effect of Marriage and Childbearing on the Wage Growth
of Men and Women WR-482-1
FATTY ACIDS, OMEGA-3—THERAPEUTIC USE
FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION
II—Teacher Quality under NCLB: Interim Report RP-1283
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM (U.S.)
Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees: Findings from a Pilot
Survey MG-583
FEE-FOR-SERVICE PLANS
LRP-200706-25
FEMALE
LRP-200708-09
LRP-200705-15
Complications of Sling Surgery Among Female Medicare Beneficiaries
LRP-200703-10
LRP-200712-15
Relationship Commitment and Its Implications for Unprotected Sex Among
Impoverished Women Living in Shelters and Low-Income Housing in
Los Angeles County RP-1325
The Role of Provider Volume on Outcomes After Sling Surgery for Stress
Urinary Incontinence LRP-200704-15
Variations in Stress Incontinence and Prolapse Management by Surgeon
Specialty LRP-200710-02
FERRIES—DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
Isles of Scilly: Travel Demand Study TR-367
FERTILITY, HUMAN
FERTILITY—DENMARK
FERTILITY—GREAT BRITAIN
FIGHTER PILOTS—TRAINING OF
FINANCE, PERSONAL
Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries: Applying Financial Portfolio Theory to
Model the Organization of the Self-Concept LRP-200704-13
FINANCE—CHINA
FINANCING, GOVERNMENT
FINANCING, ORGANIZED
RAND/Hartford Initiative to Build Interdisciplinary Geriatric Health Care
Research Centers LRP-200701-08
FIRE FIGHTERS—SAFETY MEASURES
CT-291
FIREARMS AND CRIME—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
The Criminal Purchase of Firearm Ammunition RP-1243
FIREARMS OWNERSHIP—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
FIREARMS—LAW AND LEGISLATION—CALIFORNIA
FIRES—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
FITNESS CENTERS—UTILIZATION
LRP-200708-09
FLIGHT SIMULATORS
FOLLOW-UP STUDIES
FOOD HANDLING—ECONOMICS
FOOD INDUSTRY—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
FOOD, FORTIFIED
FORCED LABOR—PREVENTION
Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets, Responses, and Considerations
101
MG-689
FORECASTING
Can Adolescents Predict Significant Life Events? LRP-200708-01
FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS—UKRAINE
Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in Ukraine
MG-673
FOREIGN RELATIONS
The Beginner’s Guide to Nation-Building MG-557
A Comparative Evaluation of United Nations Peacekeeping CT-284
Testimony Before the French Paper Commission On CT-292
FOREIGN RELATIONS—AFGHANISTAN
Teams CT-290
FOREIGN RELATIONS—CHINA
FOREIGN RELATIONS—EAST ASIA
MG-567
CB-410
FOREIGN RELATIONS—EUROPE
FOREIGN RELATIONS—IRAN
FOREIGN RELATIONS—IRAN—CONGRESSES
Coping with Iran: Confrontation, Containment, or Engagement? A
Conference Report CF-237
FOREIGN RELATIONS—KOREA
LRP-200606-23
FOREIGN RELATIONS—TAIWAN
MG-567
FOREIGN RELATIONS—UZBEKISTAN
Future CT-282
FOREIGN TRADE PROMOTION—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
FORMULARIES
FRACTURES, BONE—COMPLICATIONS
LRP-200710-16
FRAIL ELDERLY
ACOVE-3 Rejected Quality Indicators WR-515/1
LRP-200710-38
LRP-200710-39
LRP-200710-30
LRP-200710-35
LRP-200710-36
LRP-200710-17
LRP-200710-34
LRP-200710-19
LRP-200710-29
LRP-200710-27
LRP-200710-25
LRP-200710-33
LRP-200710-31
LRP-200710-37
LRP-200710-15
LRP-200710-16
LRP-200710-18
LRP-200710-21
LRP-200710-23
LRP-200710-20
RP-1282
FRANCE—RELATIONS
CT-292
FRAUD
FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES
MG-586
FREIGHT AND FREIGHTAGE
Increasing the Capacity of Freight Transportation
CF-228
FREIGHT AND FREIGHTAGE—CANADA
CF-228
FRUIT
LRP-200710-46
FUEL CELLS
Robust Decisions and Deep Uncertainty: An Application of Real
Options to Public and Private Investment in Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
102
Technologies
RGSD-210
World Trade Week Kickoff Breakfast, May 1, 2007
FUEL SWITCHING
Nanomaterials in the Workplace: A Summary of the RAND Policy and
Planning Workshop on Occupational Safety and Health CT-269
FUEL—PRICES
Trucks WR-537
FULL EMPLOYMENT POLICES—GREAT BRITAIN—CASE STUDIES
Policy and Practice Impacts of Research Funded by the Economic
and Social Research Council: A Case Study of the Future of Work
Programme, Approach and Analysis TR-435
Programme, Supporting Data TR-438
GAMES OF STRATEGY (MATHEMATICS)
The Compleat Strategyst: Being a Primer on the Theory of Games of
Strategy CB-113-1
Games of Strategy: Theory and Applications CB-149-1
GASOLINE—TAXATION
Beyond the Gas Tax: Alternatives for a Greener World
CT-274
GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT
Development of a Preliminary Scleroderma Gastrointestinal Tract 1.0
Quality of Life Instrument LRP-200709-16
GENDER IDENTITY
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
LRP-200708-09
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS—GOVERNMENT POLICY
GEOPOLITICS—EAST ASIA
CB-410
GEOSPATIAL DATA
GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT
LRP-200710-38
LRP-200710-39
LRP-200710-19
GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT—METHODS
LRP-200701-04
GERIATRICS—TRENDS
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
System MG-525
GLOBALIZATION—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—CALIFORNIA
CP-524
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
TR-508
Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative: Moving from Research
to Practice Evaluation Report II (2003–2004) TR-463
GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY
LRP-200609-20
GREAT BRITAIN
GREAT BRITAIN—ARMY—PAY, ALLOWANCES, ETC
Remuneration and Its Motivation of Service Personnel: Focus Group
Investigation and Analysis DB-549
GREAT BRITAIN—MINISTRY OF DEFENCE—RULES AND
PRACTICE—EVALUATION
Motivations and Attitudes of New Recruits Regarding Remuneration
Issues: Focus Group Investigation and Analysis DB-551
GREAT BRITAIN—ARMED FORCES—PAY, ALLOWANCES, ETC
GREAT BRITAIN—ARMED FORCES—RECRUITING, ENLISTMENT,
ETC.
GREAT BRITAIN—OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES—SALARIES, ETC
GREAT BRITAIN—POPULATION
GROUP PRACTICE
GROUP PRACTICE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
GROWTH
LRP-200701-18
GUIDED BOMBS
PGMs: Changing Weapon Priorities, New Risks, New Opportunities
LRP-197603-01
GUIDED MISSILES
LRP-197603-01
GUIDELINE ADHERENCE—STANDARDS
103
LRP-200612-41
GUIDELINE ADHERENCE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200709-04
GUN CONTROL—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
HAITI—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
HALFWAY HOUSES
HAPLOTYPES
HATE GROUPS—COMPUTER NETWORK RESOURCES
HAWAII
HEALTH BEHAVIOR
Religiosity, Denominational Affiliation, and Sexual Behaviors Among
People with HIV in the United States LRP-200700-15
Validating the Use of Vignettes for Subjective Threshold Scales WR-501
HEALTH BEHAVIOR—ETHNOLOGY
The Effects of Health Sector Market Factors and Vulnerable Group
Membership on Access to Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Care
LRP-200706-03
HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS, EMPLOYEE—ECONOMICS
Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill LRP-200709-08
HEALTH CARE COSTS
Did the Medicare Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Prospective Payment
System Result in Changes in Relative Patient Severity and Relative
Resource Use? LRP-200702-01
HEALTH CARE COSTS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Therapy and Bone Complications
LRP-200710-03
HEALTH CARE COSTS—TRENDS
HEALTH CARE REFORM
MG-146-1
HEALTH CARE REFORM—METHODS
The Promise of Health Care Cost Containment
LRP-200711-07
HEALTH CARE SECTOR
LRP-200706-03
HEALTH CARE SURVEYS
Care LRP-200710-09
LRP-200710-41
LRP-200703-23
HEALTH CARE SURVEYS—METHODS
Unsolicited Written Comments: An Untapped Data Source
LRP-200700-01
HEALTH EXPENDITURES—STANDARDS
HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICE
LRP-200709-01
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS—STATISTICS &
NUMERICAL DATA
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS—UTILIZATION
104
Choices of New Physicians
LRP-199811-07
HEALTH PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
WR-516
WR-491
HEALTH PLANNING—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
RP-1273
HEALTH POLICY
Evaluating the Uptake of the Healthy Life Years Indicator : Final Report
TR-453
LRP-200705-11
HEALTH POLICY—ARKANSAS
Evaluation of the Arkansas Tobacco Settlement Program: Progress During
2004 and 2005 TR-397
HEALTH PROMOTION
the Dular Program in Jharkhand, India LRP-200709-19
HEALTH PROMOTION—ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
HEALTH PROMOTION—METHODS
HEALTH PROMOTION—METHODS—ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
HEALTH RESOURCES
HEALTH RESOURCES—TRENDS
HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY
Forum Video CF-239
LRP-200710-45
Health Disparities and Access to Health LRP-200703-12
LRP-200706-05
Improved Health Care Among Children with Special Health Care Needs
After Enrollment into the State Children’s Health Insurance Program
LRP-200701-20
Cares WR-472
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY—ECONOMICS
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
Gender Disparities in Managed Care It’s Time for Action
LRP-200705-22
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY—ORGANIZATION &
DMINISTRATION
Health Care Markets, the Safety Net, and Utilization of Care Among the
Uninsured LRP-200702-13
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL
DATA
LRP-200706-03
HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY—TRENDS
List of Essential Medicines for Palliative Care LRP-200705-14
HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE AGED—ECONOMICS
Prescription Drug Coverage and Elderly Medicare Spending
LRP-200709-12
HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE AGED—STANDARDS
RP-1282
HEALTH SERVICES NEEDS AND DEMAND
Getting Services Right for Those Sick Enough to Die LRP-200703-27
LRP-200706-25
HEALTH SERVICES NEEDS AND DEMAND—STATISTICS &
NUMERICAL DATA
HEALTH SERVICES NEEDS AND DEMAND—TRENDS
105
Time in Response to Competition?
LRP-200706-27
HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
Assessing the Diffusion of Safe Practices in the U.S. Health Care System:
Interim Report to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
WR-522
LRP-200701-04
LRP-200711-25
HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
HEALTH SERVICES—STANDARDS
Methods to Develop Arthritis and Osteoporosis Measures: A View
from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
LRP-200711-20
HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
HEALTH STATUS
LRP-200708-11
Next Steps for Use of Item Response Theory in the Assessment of Health
HEALTH STATUS DISPARITIES
HEALTH STATUS INDICATORS
LRP-200708-18
TR-453
LRP-200709-18
The SF-36 Physical and Mental Health Factors Were Confirmed in Cancer
and HIV/AIDS Patients LRP-200701-02
Twentieth Century U.S. Racial Inequalities in Mortality: Changes in the
Average Age of Death and the Variability in the Age of Death for White
and Non-White Men and Women, 1900–2002 WR-497
HEALTH SURVEYS
HEALTH SURVEYS—ENGLAND
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
HEALTH SURVEYS—UNITED STATES—HANDBOOKS, MANUALS,
ETC
HEALTHCARE DISPARITIES
Experiences of Social Stigma and Implications for Healthcare Among a
Diverse Population of HIV Positive Adults LRP-200711-19
LRP-200711-25
HEALTHCARE DISPARITIES—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
County, 1998 to 2000 LRP-200711-02
HEALTHY PEOPLE PROGRAMS
TR-453
HEARING LOSS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-31
HEARING LOSS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-31
HEART ARREST—THERAPY
HEART DISEASES—THERAPY
HEART FAILURE, CONGESTIVE—THERAPY
HEART FAILURE—THERAPY
Care LRP-200712-18
HEPATITIS B, CHRONIC—ECONOMICS
HEPATITIS C—DIAGNOSIS
106
LRP-200700-17
HEPATITIS C—PREVENTION & CONTROL
LRP-200700-17
LRP-200706-05
HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTING
WR-471
HETEROSEXUALITY—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
HIGHER EDUCATION AND STATE—QATAR
Post-Secondary Education in Qatar: Employer Demand, Student Choice,
and Options for Policy MG-644
HISPANIC AMERICAN CHILDREN
HISPANIC AMERICAN PARENTS
HISPANIC AMERICAN YOUTH—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
HISPANIC AMERICANS
Children WR-529
LRP-200705-26
HISPANIC AMERICANS—ETHNOLOGY
Severity of Visual Field Loss and Health-Related Quality of Life
LRP-200706-16
HISPANIC AMERICANS—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200712-05
HISPANIC AMERICANS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200701-19
HIV INFECTIONS
Results from a Nationally Representative Sample
LRP-200702-06
HIV INFECTIONS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200700-17
HIV IN FECTIONS—DRUG THERAPY
Differences in HIV Care Between Patients with and Without Severe Mental
Illness LRP-200705-10
LRP-200700-21
HIV INFECTIONS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Community Characteristics Associated with HIV Risk Among Injection
Drug Users in the San Francisco Bay Area: A Multilevel Analysis
LRP-200709-06
HIV INFECTIONS—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200709-06
Sexual Risk Among Impoverished Women: Understanding the Role of
Housing Status LRP-200711-26
HIV INFECTIONS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
LRP-200700-17
LRP-200706-05
HIV INFECTIONS—PSYCHOLOGY
HIV SEROPOSITIVITY—PSYCHOLOGY
HIV—DRUG EFFECTS
HOMELESS PERSONS—SERVICES FOR—CALIFORNIA
HOMELESSNESS—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
HOMES FOR THE AGED—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Nursing Home Administrators’ Opinions of the Resident Safety Culture in
Nursing Homes LRP-200703-06
HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION—ECONOMICS
HOSPITAL CHARGES—TRENDS
LRP-200703-05
HOSPITAL UTILIZATION—LENGTH OF STAY—UNITED STATES—
107
STATISTICS
HOSPITAL UTILIZATION—UNITED STATES—STATISTICS
HOSPITALIZATION
LRP-200710-36
HOSPITALIZATION—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
HOSPITALS, COMMUNITY—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
HOSPITALS, PSYCHIATRIC—TRENDS
HOSPITALS, PUBLIC—ECONOMICS
LRP-200703-05
HOSPITALS, UNIVERSITY—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
HOSPITALS, VETERANS
HOSPITALS—CALIFORNIA—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
HOSPITALS—EARTHQUAKE EFFECTS—CALIFORNIA
HOSPITALS—FINANCE
Comparing For-Profit and Not-for-Profit Health Care Providers: A Review
of Literature WR-476
HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—
DENMARK
HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—
GREAT BRITAIN
HUMAN TRAFFICKING—GOVERNMENT POLICY—OHIO
MG-689
HUMAN TRAFFICKING—OHIO
MG-689
HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005
“They Blew the Levee”: Distrust of Authorities Among Hurricane Katrina
Evacuees LRP-200705-20
LRP-200710-12
Tracing the Effects of Hurricane Katrina on the Population of New Orleans:
The Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot Study WR-483
HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
Post-Katrina Recovery of the Housing Market Along the Mississippi Gulf
Coast TR-511
HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—GULF STATES
Employment and Self-Employment in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina
WR-525
HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005—HEALTH ASPECTS
HOSPITALS—PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT
Report WR-434/1
HURRICANE RITA, 2005
LRP-200710-12
HOUSING
HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES—COST EFFECTIVENESS
Trucks WR-537
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT—MISSISSIPPI—GULF COAST
Post-Katrina Recovery of the Housing Market Along the Mississippi Gulf
Coast TR-511
HYDROGEN AS FUEL
Technologies RGSD-210
HOUSING—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
HOUSING—MISSISSIPPI—GULF COAST
Post-Katrina R ecovery of the H ousing Mar k
ong the Mississippi Gulf Coast TR-511
HYGIENE
LRP-200710-44
HYPERTENSION—THERAPY
108
LRP-200710-37
Planning Workshop on Occupational Safety and Health
CT-269
HYPOSPADIAS—DIAGNOSIS
INDUSTRIAL PROCUREMENT
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies
HYPOSPADIAS—ECONOMICS
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
LRP-200705-32
HYPOSPADIAS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
HYPOSPADIAS—SURGERY
LRP-200705-32
HYPOSPADIAS—THERAPY
IATROGENIC DISEASES—GOVERNMENT POLICY
TR-508
IATROGENIC DISEASES—PREVENTION—GOVERNMENT POLICY
MG-572
INFANT MORTALITY
LRP-200709-03
INFANT NUTRITION
IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS—UTILIZATION
Increasing Influenza Immunization for Long-Term Care Facility Staff Using
Quality Improvement LRP-200711-08
INFANTS—BANGLADESH—MATLAB B *AZ*AR THANA
LRP-200709-03
IMPOTENCE—DIAGNOSIS
Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease
INFERTILITY, MALE—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200700-11
IMPOTENCE—ECONOMICS
INFERTILITY, MALE—ECONOMICS
IMPOTENCE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
INFERTILITY, MALE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
IMPOTENCE—THERAPY
LRP-200700-11
INCOME DISTRIBUTION
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS FOR EXPENSES
INCOME—EFFECT OF ALTRUISM ON—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
Inter-Vivos Giving over the Lifecycle WR-524
INDIA
INDIVIDUALITY
LRP-200705-24
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
INFERTILITY, MALE—THERAPY
INFLUENZA VACCINES—ADMINISTRATION & DOSAGE
INFLUENZA, AVIAN—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Improving Global Influenza Surveillance: Strategies for the U. S.
Government WR-470
INFLUENZA, HUMAN—EPIDEMIOLOGY
INFLUENZA, HUMAN—PREVENTION & CONTROL
INFLUENZA—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Government WR-470
INFLUENZA—GOVERNMENT POLICY
Government WR-470
INFLUENZA—PREVENTION
Government WR-470
INFLUENZA—PREVENTION & CONTROL
109
Government
WR-470
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
TR-508
INFORMATION NETWORKS
INFORMATION POLICY
INFORMATION SERVICES
Care LRP-200710-09
INFORMATION SERVICES—AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Creating the Evidence Base for the MLA Partnership LRP-200600-22
INFORMATION SOCIETY
Treatment
LRP-200707-03
INSTITUTO MEXICANO DEL SEGURO SOCIAL
LRP-200701-18
INSURANCE CLAIM REPORTING—STANDARDS
Accuracy of Medicare Claims Data in Identifying Parkinsonism
Cases: Comparison with the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey
LRP-200703-26
INSURANCE CLAIM REVIEW
Outpatient Mental Health Utilization Among Commercially Insured
Individuals: In- and Out-of-Network Care LRP-200702-02
INSURANCE COVERAGE
LRP-200700-21
Cares WR-472
INSURANCE COVERAGE—LEGISLATION & JURISPRUDENCE
Forum Video CF-239
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INSURANCE COVERAGE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
INFORMATION SYSTEMS—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
INSURANCE, DISASTER
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Navigating the Information Revolution: Choices for Laggard Countries
RGSD-208
INSURANCE, FLOOD
The Lender-Placed Flood Insurance Market for Residential Properties
TR-468
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY—EUROPE
Technologies TR-406
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY—FORECASTING
LRP-200712-11
INFORMATION WARFARE
CB-407
INFRASTRUCTURE (ECONOMICS)—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
INFRASTRUCTURE (ECONOMICS)—SAFETY MEASURES
Freedom and Information: Assessing Publicly Available Data Regarding
U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Security TR-360
INHERITANCE AND SUCCESSION—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
INSTITUTIONALIZATION—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
INSURANCE, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ HEALTH
Survey MG-583
INSURANCE, HEALTH
Forum Video CF-239
The Impact of Health Insurance Status on Treatment Intensity and Health
Outcomes WR-505
LRP-200701-20
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio Choice WR-325-1
Price Variation in Markets with Homogeneous Goods: The Case of
Medigap WR-504
State Health Insurance Mandates, Consumer Directed Health Plans and
Health Savings Accounts: Are They a Panacea for Small Businesses?
WR-450
INSURANCE, HEALTH—COINSURANCE
CP-22-0708
INSURANCE, HEALTH—ECONOMICS
INSURANCE, HEALTH—EVALUATION
110
of a Successful CAHPS Quality Improvement Intervention
WR-517
INSURANCE, HEALTH—GOVERNMENT POLICY
INSURANCE, HEALTH—MARYLAND—MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Cares WR-472
INSURANCE, LIABILITY—ECONOMICS
Reducing Medical Malpractice by Targeting Physicians Making Medical
Malpractice Payments LRP-200703-20
INSURANCE, PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES
INSURANCE, PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES—ECONOMICS
LRP-200709-12
The Welfare Effects of Public Drug Insurance LRP-200710-48
INSURANCE, PROPERTY
INSURANCE, PSYCHIATRIC—UTILIZATION
INSURANCE, WINDSTORM
INSURGENCY—AFGHANISTAN
The State of the Afghan Insurgency
CT-296
INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE—UNITED STATES—LONGITUDINAL
STUDIES
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY—QATAR
Design of the Qatar National Research Fund: An Overview of the Study
Approach and Key Recommendations TR-209
Teams
CT-290
INTERDISCIPLINARY COMMUNICATION
LRP-200705-01
INTERFERON ALFA-2A—ECONOMICS
INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONS—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL SECURITY
Basic Principles for Homeland Security
CT-270
INTERNAL SECURITY—AFGHANISTAN
Teams CT-290
INTERNAL SECURITY—IRAQ
CT-277
U.S. Policy Options for Iraq: A Reassessment MG-613
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
CT-292
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
RGSD-217
INTERNATIONALITY
INTERNET AND COMMUNICATIONS
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE—EVALUATION
INTERNET RESEARCH
Are ‘Webographic’ or Attitudinal Questions Useful for Adjusting Estimates
from Web Surveys Using Propensity Scoring? WR-506
Noncoverage and Nonresponse in an Internet Survey LRP-200703-28
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE—GREAT BRITAIN
INTERNET TELEPHONY—SECURITY MEASURES—EUROPE
Technologies TR-406
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE—NORTHERN IRELAND
INTERNETWORKING (TELECOMMUNICATION)
INTENSIVE CARE UNITS
INTERNET—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
INTENTION
LRP-200702-03
Nurse Working Conditions, Organizational Climate, and Intent to Leave in
ICUs: An Instrumental Variable Approach LRP-200706-22
INTERNET—GOVERNMENT POLICY
INTERAGENCY COORDINATION
Issues MG-646
INTERNET—SOCIAL ASPECTS
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
111
Stress Crossover in Newlywed Marriage: A Longitudinal and Dyadic
Perspective LRP-200708-17
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN ADOLESCENCE
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN ADOLESCENCE—RESEARCH
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS—STUDY AND TEACHING
INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS
Symptoms of Interstitial Cystitis, Painful Bladder Syndrome and Similar
Diseases in Women: A Systematic Review LRP-200702-07
INTERVENTION (INTERNATIONAL LAW)
INTERVENTION (INTERNATIONAL LAW)—CASE STUDIES
INVENTORY CONTROL
INVENTORY CONTROL—UNITED STATES
RP-1271
IRAQ WAR, 2003-—CAMPAIGNS
IRAQ WAR, 2003-—PARTICIPATION, FEMALE
MG-590-1
IRAQ—ARMED FORCES—OPERATIONAL READINESS
Why the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion Was So Weak
MG-544
IRAQ—ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
U.S. Policy Options for Iraq: A Reassessment
MG-613
IRAQ—HISTORY
MG-544
IRAQ—MILITARY RELATIONS
U.S. Policy Options in the Iraq Crisis
CT-288
IRAQ—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
U.S. Policy Options for Iraq: A Reassessment
U.S. Policy Options in the Iraq Crisis CT-288
MG-613
IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
Economically Targeted Terrorism: A Review of the Literature and a
Framework for Considering Defensive Approaches TR-476
ISLAM
Building Moderate Muslim Networks
MG-574
ISLAM AND POLITICS—ISLAMIC COUNTRIES
Building Moderate Muslim Networks MG-574
INVESTMENTS
INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN—CHINA
MG-507
INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN—LAW AND LEGISLATION—UKRAINE
Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in Ukraine MG-673
INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN—UKRAINE
MG-544
ISLAMIC COUNTRIES—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
ISLAMIC COUNTRIES—RELATIONS
ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM
Building an Army of Believers: Jihadist Radicalization and Recruitment
CT-278-1
George Michael, The Enemy of My Enemy: The Alarming Convergence of
Militant Islam and the Extreme Right Book Review
LRP-200703-18
The Just Conduct of War Against Radical Islamic Terror and Insurgencies
LRP-200700-19
The Radicalization of Diasporas and Terrorism: A Joint Conference by the
RAND Corporation and the Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich
(2007) CF-229
MG-673
IRAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS
JAPAN—ETHNOLOGY
IRAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS—AFGHANISTAN
JET PLANES—FUEL
Constraints on JP-900 Jet Fuel Production Concepts
IRAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS—UNITED STATES—CONGRESSES
Coping with Iran: Confrontation, Containment, or Engagement? A
Conference Report CF-237
JIHAD
CT-278-1
(2007) CF-229
IRAQ WAR, 2003
CT-288
IRAQ WAR, 2003Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for Operation Iraqi
TR-465
112
OP-172
Security Retirement Earnings Test
WR-223-1
JOB SATISFACTION
Job Satisfaction of Nurse Aides in Nursing Homes: Intent to Leave and
Turnover. LRP-200704-17
LABOR SUPPLY—EFFECT OF EDUCATION ON
CF-235
JUST WAR DOCTRINE
LRP-200700-19
LABOR—GULF STATES
WR-525
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY—CALIFORNIA
LAMIVUDINE—ECONOMICS
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
2004–2005 Report TR-368-1
2005–2006 Report TR-498
LABOR—FORECASTING
Forces Shaping the Future U.S. Workforce and Workplace: Implications for
21st Century Work CT-273
LANGUAGE
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY—GREAT BRITAIN—PREVENTION
LATENT STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
Latent Variable Analysis: A New Approach to University Ranking
LRP-200507-21
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY—PREVENTION
LATENT VARIABLES
LRP-200507-21
KC-135 (TANKER AIRCRAFT)—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR—
COSTS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
KC-135 (TANKER AIRCRAFT)—MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR—
FORECASTING
KIDNEY NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
KIDNEY NEOPLASMS—ECONOMICS
KIDNEY NEOPLASMS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
KIDNEY NEOPLASMS—THERAPY
KOREA (NORTH)—MILITARY RELATIONS—KOREA (SOUTH)
LRP-200606-23
KOREA (SOUTH)—MILITARY RELATIONS—KOREA (NORTH)
LRP-200606-23
LAW ENFORCEMENT—IRAQ
CT-277
LAW ENFORCEMENT—METHODS
LAW FIRMS
Do the Owners of Small Law Firms Benefit from Limited Liability?
WR-403
LAW PARTNERSHIP
WR-403
LEADERSHIP
DB-517
LEGAL GUARDIANS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LEGISLATION
LABOR MARKET
Labor Market Status and Transitions During the Pre-Retirement Years:
Learning from International Differences WR-536
LEGITIMACY OF GOVERNMENTS
LABOR MARKET—EUROPE
LEISURE ACTIVITIES
LABOR MARKET—OECD COUNTRIES—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
Business Cycle Comovement and Labor Market Institutions: An Empirical
Investigation WR-511
LENGTH OF STAY
LABOR SUPPLY
Do Elderly Men Respond to Taxes on Earnings? Evidence from the Social
LENGTH OF STAY—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
MG-146-1
113
Framework and Feasibility Study: Final Report
TR-475
LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY, PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL—
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Quantifying the Risks and Benefits of Natalizumab in Relapsing Multiple
Sclerosis LRP-200705-29
LIABILITY, LEGAL—ECONOMICS
LIBERIA—ARMED FORCES—ORGANIZATION
Making Liberia Safe: Transformation of the National Security Sector
MG-529
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 3, June 2007 CP-521-0607
LIBERIA—DEFENSES
MG-529
LIBERIA—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
MG-529
LIBRARY MATERIALS—DIGITIZATION—NETHERLANDS
LIFE CHANGE EVENTS
Can Adolescents Predict Significant Life Events?
LRP-200708-01
LIFE EXPECTANCY
LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS
Habitable Planets for Man CB-179-1
Planets for Man CB-183-1
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
WR-403
LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TR-441
LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE—GENETICS
LIQUID FUELS
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development CT-281
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development: Addendum CT-281/1
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquids Development CT-287
Research and Development Issues for Producing Liquid Fuels from Coal
CT-289
LIQUIDITY (ECONOMICS)
WR-500
LRP-200706-23
LITTORAL COMBAT SHIPS
Littoral Combat Ships: Relating Performance to Mission Package
Inventories, Homeports, and Installation Sites
MG-528
LIVING TRUSTS—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
LOCAL GOVERNMENT—EVALUATION STUDIES
LOGISTIC MODELS
Misspecification Issues in Risk Adjustment and Construction of OutcomeBased Quality Indicators LRP-200706-35
LOGISTICS—MANAGEMENT
LRP-200701-18
LOS ANGELES
Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity LRP-200703-08
LRP-200702-04
LRP-200709-11
LOS ANGELES (CALIF.)—SOCIAL CONDITIONS—DATABASES—
DIRECTORIES
Codebook WR-240/12
LOS ANGELES (CALIF.)—SOCIAL CONDITIONS—LONGITUDINAL
STUDIES
LOS ANGELES—EPIDEMIOLOGY
The Built Environment and Collective Efficacy LRP-200806-01
114
LRP-200706-16
LOS ANGELES—ETHNOLOGY
County, 1998 to 2000 LRP-200711-02
LOTTERIES
WR-460
LOUISIANA
Mental Health Service Use Among Hurricane Katrina Survivors in the
Eight Months After the Disaster LRP-200711-04
MACROECONOMICS
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine
WR-517
MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS
LRP-200706-25
MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Care LRP-200712-18
MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS—STANDARDS
Balancing Participation and Expertise: A Comparison of Locally and
Centrally Managed Health Care Quality Improvement Within Primary
Care Practices LRP-200711-05
LRP-200705-22
MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Care LRP-200712-18
Processes and Outcomes of Substance Abuse Treatment Between Two
Programs for Clients Insured under Managed Care LRP-200705-27
RGSD-221
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
MALE
LRP-200805-03
LRP-200708-08
LRP-200700-01
MALNUTRITION—THERAPY
LRP-200710-23
MALPRACTICE—ECONOMICS
MAMMOGRAPHY—UTILIZATION
MANAGED CARE PLANS (MEDICAL CARE)
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio Choice
of a Successful CAHPS Quality Improvement Intervention
WR-325-1
MANAGED CARE PLANS (MEDICAL CARE)—EVALUATION
MANAGED MENTAL HEALTH CARE—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
RP-1287
MANAGEMENT QUALITY CIRCLES
MANPOWER
TR-408
MANPOWER POLICY
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve Manpower Within
Military Units MG-527
MANPOWER POLICY—GREAT BRITAIN—CASE STUDIES
MARIJUANA ABUSE—ECONOMICS
Risks and Prices: The Role of User Sanctions in Marijuana Markets
LRP-200709-13
MARIJUANA ABUSE—PSYCHOLOGY
MARIJUANA SMOKING—ADVERSE EFFECTS
LRP-200700-18
MARINE CORPS—AVIATION
115
MG-655
Social Implications
MARITAL QUALITY
LRP-200705-28
MARITAL STATUS
MATERNAL AND INFANT WELFARE—BANGLADESH—MATLAB
B*AZ*AR THANA
LRP-200709-03
MARKET SURVEYS
MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES
MARKETING—METHODS
MATERNAL MORTALITY
LRP-200709-03
MARKOV PROCESSES
LRP-200706-20
MARRIAGE
The Changing Relationship Between Education and Marriage in the United
States, 1940–2000 WR-530
Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Timing of First Marriage and Smoking
Cessation LRP-200708-15
MARRIAGE—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
MARRIAGE—LONGITUDINAL STUDIES
MARRIAGE—PSYCHOLOGY
MARRIED PEOPLE—PSYCHOLOGY
MARYLAND
Cares WR-472
MASS MEDIA—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
MASS SCREENING—ECONOMICS
MASS SCREENING—UTILIZATION
LRP-200706-02
MASSACHUSETTS
The Response of Physician Groups to P4P Incentives
LRP-200705-12
MATERIALS SCIENCE—FORECASTING
LRP-200712-11
MATHEMATICS—STUDY A ND TEACHING
MATHEMATICS—STUDY A ND TEACHING—CALIFORNIA
TR-537
MAXILLOFACIAL INJURIES—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200708-19
MEDIATION, INTERNATIONAL
Asia MG-592
MEDICAID
MEDICAID—CALIFORNIA
Medicaid Under-Reporting in the Current Population Survey and One
Approach for a Partial Correction WR-532
MEDICAID—ECONOMICS
LRP-200700-21
MEDICAL CARE SURVEYS
MEDICAL CARE SURVEYS—UNITED STATES—HANDBOOKS,
MANUALS, ETC
MEDICAL CARE, COST OF
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio Choice WR-325-1
Medigap WR-504
WR-450
MEDICAL CARE—COST SHIFTING—CALIFORNIA
116
RP-1287
WR-450
MEDICAL CARE—FINANCE
Comparing For-Profit and Not-for-Profit Health Care Providers: A Review
of Literature WR-476
MEDICAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS—ECONOMICS
MEDICAL CARE—RESEARCH—METHODOLOGY
The Returns from Health Care Efficiency Research in the Netherlands
LRP-200610-24
MEDICAL WASTE DISPOSAL—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
MEDICAL CARE—UTILIZATION—MARYLAND—MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
Cares WR-472
MEDICAL CLAIMS PROCESSING INDUSTRY
MEDICAL COLLEGES—CALIFORNIA—ADMISSION
Forecasting the Supply of and Demand for Physicians in the Inland
Southern California Area TR-524
MEDICAL ERRORS—GOVERNMENT POLICY
TR-508
MEDICAL ERRORS—PREVENTION
WR-522
MEDICAL ERRORS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
WR-522
TR-508
MEDICAL ERRORS—PREVENTION—GOVERNMENT POLICY
MEDICAL ERRORS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
MEDICAL FEES—CALIFORNIA
MEDICAL INFORMATICS
MEDICAL INFORMATICS—STANDARDS
MEDICAL ORDER ENTRY SYSTEMS
MEDICAL RECORDS
Type? LRP-200706-36
MEDICAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
MEDICALLY UNINSURED
Cares WR-472
MEDICALLY UNINSURED PERSONS—MARYLAND—MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
Cares WR-472
MEDICALLY UNINSURED—ETHNOLOGY
Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability
LRP-200709-10
MEDICARE
LRP-200703-10
Care LRP-200712-18
1996–2001 LRP-200706-24
Report WR-434/1
Outcomes WR-505
MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES—MEDICAL CARE
Outcomes WR-505
MEDICARE CARE
MEDICARE PART B—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
MEDICARE PART C—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
MEDICARE—CALIFORNIA
MEDICARE—ECONOMICS
LRP-200709-12
117
Among Female Medicare Beneficiaries
MEDICARE—TRENDS
Male Urethral Stricture Disease
LRP-200705-25
LRP-200705-34
MEDICARE—UTILIZATION
LRP-200703-26
MEDICATION ERRORS
Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use
LRP-200704-28
MEDICINE—RESEARCH—ENGLAND
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
MEDICINE—STUDY AND TEACHING—CALIFORNIA
MENTAL DISORDERS
MENTAL DISORDERS—DIAGNOSIS
MENTAL DISORDERS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
MENTAL HEALTH
LRP-200710-12
MENTAL HEALTH COURTS—PENNSYLVANIA—ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
MENTAL HEALTH POLICY—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
RP-1287
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
The Feasibility of Computerized Patient Self-Assessment at Mental Health
Clinics
LRP-200707-01
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
RP-1287
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
TR-493
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
LRP-200706-03
MENTAL HEALTH—HISTORY
MENTAL RECALL
MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS—ALLEGHENY COUNTY— COSTS
MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS—SERVICES FOR—ALLEGHENY
COUNTY
MEN—MORTALITY—EUROPE
MERIT PAY—CALIFORNIA
MERIT PAY—FLORIDA
Merit Pay for Florida Teachers: Design and Implementation Issues
WR-508
METHADONE MAINTENANCE
METROPOLITAN AREAS—UNITED STATES—CASE STUDIES
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability MG-477
MEXICAN AMERICANS
118
LRP-200710-44
MEXICO
LRP-200701-18
MILITARISM
Matter? MG-379
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE—COMPUTER SIMULATION
OP-176
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE—FORECASTING
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE—INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE—TERMINOLOGY
MILITARY ASSISTANCE, AMERICAN
A Capabilities-Based Strategy for Army Security Cooperation
MG-563
MILITARY ASSISTANCE, AMERICAN —AFGHANISTAN
MILITARY BASES—ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
MG-612
MILITARY DOCTRINE
Issues MG-646
MILITARY EDUCATION
MG-555
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
MILITARY PERSONNEL—ECONOMICS
MILITARY PLANNING
Matter? MG-379
Technology Acquisition by Terrorist Groups Threat: Assessment Informed
by Lessons from Private Sector Technology Adoption RP-1248
Activities MG-530
Activities: Executive Summary MG-530/1
MILITARY PLANNING—DECISION MAKING
Finding Candidate Options for Investment: From Building Blocks to
Composite Options and Preliminary Screening TR-501
TR-422
MILITARY PLANNING—METHODOLOGY
MG-563
MILITARY POLICY
Iraq MG-499
Strategy in the Missile Age CB-137-1
OP-172
U.S. Policy Options in the Iraq Crisis CT-288
U.S.-China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s Status MG-567
MILITARY POLICY —INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
MILITARY POLICY—STUDY AND TEACHING (GRADUATE)
New Security Challenges: Policy Issues and Analytic Approaches
CP-381-0707
MILITARY POLICY—TERMINOLOGY
MILITARY READINESS—CHINA
CP-22-0704
MILITARY RELATIONS—CHINA
CP-22-0704
MILITARY RELATIONS—FOREIGN COUNTRIES
MILITARY RELATIONS—IRAQ
CT-288
MILITARY RESEARCH
MILITARY SEALIFT
MG-649
MILITARY SERVICE, VOLUNTARY
119
Uncertainty
MG-380
Mathematical Models of Decision Making
RP-1289
MILITARY SPOUSES
MONETARY POLICY—CHINA
MILITARY SPOUSES—EMPLOYMENT
“Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse Employment in the 2000
Census Data MG-566
MORTALITY
MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS—ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
MG-612
MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Matter? MG-379
MINORITIES
MINORITY GROUPS
LRP-200705-26
MISLEADING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
MOBILITY LIMITATION
LRP-200710-35
MODELS, CARDIOVASCULAR
MODELS, ECONOMETRIC
LRP-200709-12
MODELS, ECONOMIC
LRP-200709-13
MODELS, ORGANIZATIONAL
LRP-200705-01
MODELS, STATISTICAL
MODELS, THEORETICAL
MORTALITY AND RACE
MORTALITY—SEX DIFFERENCES—EUROPE
MORTALITY—SOCIAL ASPECTS
MOTHER AND CHILD
MOTHERS
MOTHERS—EMPLOYMENT
MOTHERS—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200709-11
MOTIVATION
Contingencies for Change in Complacent Smokers
LRP-200706-21
MOTIVATION IN EDUCATION—CALIFORNIA—SANTA MONICA
MOTOR ACTIVITY
MOTOR ACTIVITY—PHYSIOLOGY
LRP-200705-15
MOTOR FUELS—TAXATION
CT-274
MOTORCYCLES—GREAT BRITAIN
Study LRP-200700-29
MOTORCYCLING—GREAT BRITAIN
Study LRP-200700-29
MOZAMBIQUE—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
120
Post-Conflict Countries
RGSD-222
MULTICULTURALISM—EUROPE
CP-22-0708
MULTINATIONAL ARMED FORCES—ORGANIZATION
MG-563
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, RELAPSING-REMITTING—DRUG THERAPY
MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS
MUSCULOSKELETAL EQUILIBRIUM
LRP-200710-35
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION—MORTALITY
MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA—THERAPY
NANOTECHNOLOGY—FORECASTING
LRP-200712-11
TR-443
NATIONAL HOSPITAL DISCHARGE SURVEY (U.S.)
NATIONAL SECURITY
LRP-200606-23
Breaching the Fortress Wall: Understanding Terrorist Efforts to Overcome
Defensive Technologies MG-481
CT-278-1
Matter? MG-379
CB-407
Defining the Role of a National Commission on the Prevention of Violent
Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism CT-285
NATIONAL SECURITY—CAMBODIA
NANOTECHNOLOGY—HEALTH ASPECTS
NATIONAL SECURITY—EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES
RGSD-219
NARCOTIC HABIT—TREATMENT
NATIONAL SECURITY—FINANCE
Security CT-272
NATION-BUILDING
A Comparative Evaluation of United Nations Peacekeeping
NATIONAL SECURITY—HAITI
CT-284
NATION-BUILDING—AFGHANISTAN
Women and Human Security: The Case of Post Conflict Afghanistan
RP-1291
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS, AMERICAN
RP-1261
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS, IRANIAN
RP-1261
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM (U.S.)
TR-468
NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE, UNITED STATES
NATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS—ECONOMICS
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES—GREAT BRITAIN
NATIONAL SECURITY—KOREA (SOUTH)
LRP-200606-23
NATIONAL SECURITY—LIBERIA
MG-529
NATIONAL SECURITY—MOZAMBIQUE
NATIONAL SECURITY—PALESTINE
Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key Findings
MG-146/1-1
NATIONAL SECURITY—PLANNING
NATIONAL SECURITY—STUDY AND TEACHING (GRADUATE)
121
CP-381-0707
NATIONAL SECURITY—TAIWAN
LRP-200706-05
MG-567
NATIONAL SECURITY—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
NEEDS ASSESSMENT
LRP-200708-19
NATURAL DISASTERS
RP-1273
LRP-200710-12
NEGOTIATING
LRP-200704-25
NATURAL RESOURCES—DEVELOPING COUNTRIES—
MANAGEMENT
NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
A Description and Analysis of Evolving Data Resources on Small Business
WR-293-1
WR-500
LRP-200706-23
NATURAL RESOURCES—GOVERNMENT POLICY—DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
NAVAL STRATEGY
NAVY-YARDS AND NAVAL STATIONS
Inventories, Homeports, and Installation Sites MG-528
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities MG-608
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities: Executive
Summary MG-608/1
NAVY OPERATIONAL READINESS
NAVY—AVIATION
MG-655
NEEDLE SHARING—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
NEEDLE-EXCHANGE PROGRAMS—LEGISLATION &
JURISPRUDENCE
NEEDLE-EXCHANGE PROGRAMS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
NEEDLE-EXCHANGE PROGRAMS—UTILIZATION
NEOPLASM STAGING
NEUTRON TRANSPORT THEORY
Green’s Functions for One-Velocity Neutron Transport in a OneDimensional Slab and Sphere LRP-196409-02
NEW YORK
LRP-200701-20
NEW YORK (N.Y.). POLICE DEPT
Analysis of Racial Disparities in the New York Police Department’s Stop,
Question, and Frisk Practices TR-534
NEW YORK CITY
The New York City Palliative Care Quality Improvement Collaborative
LRP-200706-26
NEW YORK—EPIDEMIOLOGY
Surgery: Evidence from New York State LRP-200707-11
NEW ZEALAND—ARMED FORCES—FOREIGN SERVICE
NEWLY INDEPENDENT STATES
The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State electronic Resource
MG-327-1
NOCTURNAL MYOCLONUS SYNDROME—DIAGNOSIS
122
LRP-200710-21
LRP-200707-14
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 2, April 2007
CP-521-0407
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS—UNITED STATES—CASE STUDIES
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability MG-477
NONRESPONSE (STATISTICS)
Noncoverage and Nonresponse in an Internet Survey
LRP-200703-28
NORTHERN IRELAND—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
NUCLEAR SUBMARINES—DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
Summary MG-608/1
NUCLEAR WARFARE
Strategy in the Missile Age
CB-137-1
NURSES’ AIDES
Turnover . LRP-200704-17
NURSING HOMES
NURSING HOMES—EVALUATION—RESEARCH
NURSING HOMES—MANPOWER
The Influence of Staffing Characteristics on Quality of Care in Nursing
Homes LRP-200710-05
Nursing Home Staff Turnover: Impact on Nursing Home Compare Quality
Measures LRP-200710-54
NURSING HOMES—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
NURSING HOMES—STANDARDS
Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use LRP-200704-28
NURSING STAFF, HOSPITAL—EDUCATION
NURSING STAFF, HOSPITAL—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Nurse Working Conditions and Patient Safety Outcomes
LRP-200706-06
NURSING STAFF, HOSPITAL—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
NURSING STAFF—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
NUTRITION ASSESSMENT
LRP-200710-23
NUTRITION SURVEYS
NUTRITIONAL STATUS
OBESITY
OBESITY, MORBID
Increases in Morbid Obesity in the USA: 2000–2005
LRP-200707-06
OBESITY—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
OBESITY—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—EUROPE
OBESITY—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200707-14
OBESITY—HEALTH ASPECTS
OBESITY—HEALTH ASPECTS—EUROPE
OBESITY—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Increases in Morbid Obesity in the USA: 2000–2005
LRP-200707-06
OCCUPATIONS
High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at Age 29
LRP-200703-01
OFFICE VISITS—TRENDS
LRP-200705-32
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES—SALARIES, ETC
OIL-SHALE INDUSTRY
Policy Issues for Oil Shale Development
CT-279
OIL-SHALES
Policy Issues for Oil Shale Development
CT-279
OP-213
OLD AGE PENSIONS—RETIREMENT TEST
How Did the Elimination of the Earnings Test Above the Normal
Retirement Age Affect Retirement Expectations? WR-478
OLDER AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
Estimating the Accident Risk of Older Drivers
TR-450
OLDER AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS—GOVERNMENT POLICY
Regulating Older Drivers: Are New Policies Needed? OP-189
OLDER MEN—ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Security Retirement Earnings Test WR-223-1
OLDER MEN—EMPLOYMENT
123
Security Retirement Earnings Test
WR-223-1
LRP-200710-15
OLDER PEOPLE—EMPLOYMENT
OSTEOPOROSIS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-16
OLDER PEOPLE—EMPLOYMENT—EUROPE
OSTEOPOROSIS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-16
OLDER PEOPLE—EMPLOYMENT—THE NETHERLANDS
Simulation of Pension Reforms in The Netherlands LRP-200700-25
OUTCOME AND PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)
TR-508
LRP-200705-01
LRP-200711-25
LRP-200706-17
OLDER PEOPLE—FINANCE, PERSONAL
Medigap WR-504
OLDER PEOPLE—HEALTH AND HYGIENE
OLDER PEOPLE—HEALTH AND HYGIENE—EUROPE
OLDER PEOPLE—MEDICAL CARE
Outcomes WR-505
OLYMPICS—SECURITY MEASURES—ENGLAND—LONDON
Setting the Agenda for an Evidence-Based Olympics TR-516
OPERATIONAL ART (MILITARY SCIENCE)
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS—SUPPLY AND DEMAND
Subspecialty Distributions of Ophthalmologists in the Workforce
RP-1288
OPHTHALMOLOGY—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
Subspecialty Distributions of Ophthalmologists in the Workforce
RP-1288
ORAL SURGICAL PROCEDURES
LRP-200708-19
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS—SOCIAL ASPECTS
OP-206
OSTEOARTHRITIS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
LRP-200711-20
OSTEOARTHRITIS—THERAPY
LRP-200711-20
OUTCOME AND PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—
METHODS
LRP-200706-15
ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
Treatment LRP-200707-03
OUTCOME ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)
LRP-200710-45
LRP-200706-06
A Systematic Review of Measures of End-of-Life Care and Its Outcomes
LRP-200710-06
OUTCOME ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—METHODS
LRP-200708-11
OUTCOME ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—STATISTICS &
NUMERICAL DATA
124
Stress Urinary Incontinence
LRP-200710-04
Three Alternative Strategies
OUTCOME ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—TRENDS
OUTCOME ASSESSMENT (MEDICAL CARE)
LRP-200709-18
OUTPATIENTS
OUTPATIENTS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PAIN MEASUREMENT
LRP-200710-17
PAIN—MEASUREMENT
PAIN—THERAPY
LRP-200710-17
PALESTINE—ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State
PALESTINE—SOCIAL CONDITIONS
PARENT-CHILD RELATIONS
PARENTAL CONSENT—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PARENTAL LEAVE—UTILIZATION
PARENTS
PARKINSON D ISEASE—DRUG THERAPY
PARKINSONIAN DISORDERS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200703-26
PARKS—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity
MG-327-1
MG-146/1-1
PALESTINE—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State MG-327-1
Building a Successful Palestinian State MG-146-1
Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key Findings MG-146/1-1
PALESTINE—POPULATION
LRP-200710-01
LRP-200703-08
PARTY AFFILIATION
Polarized Politics and Policy Consequences OP-197
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 4, August 2007 CP-521-0807
PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF HEALTH CARE—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200704-25
MG-146/1-1
MG-327-1
PATIENT ADMISSION—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PALESTINIAN ARABS—EDUCATION
Evidence About the Link Between Education, Poverty and Terrorism
Among Palestinians LRP-200700-22
PATIENT CARE PLANNING—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200706-26
PALLIATIVE CARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200706-26
PATIENT CARE TEAM—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PALLIATIVE CARE—TRENDS
PATIENT COMPLIANCE
PAN AM FLIGHT 103 BOMBING INCIDENT, 1988
The Victims of Terrorism: An Assessment of Their Influence and Growing
Role in Policy, Legislation, and the Private Sector OP-180-1
PATIENT DISCHARGE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PANIC DISORDER—THERAPY
Associations Between Psychological Trauma and Physical Illness in
Primary Care LRP-200608-17
PATIENT EDUCATION
LRP-200705-26
PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFECTIONS—DIAGNOSIS
PATIENT EDUCATION AS TOPIC
PALLIATIVE CARE—STANDARDS
LRP-200710-34
125
LRP-200705-37
PATIENT EDUCATION—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200700-17
PATIENT PARTICIPATION
LRP-200708-13
PATIENT SATISFACTION
Reliability, Validity, and Minimally Important Differences of the SF-6D in
Systemic Sclerosis LRP-200708-05
PATIENT-CENTERED CARE
PATIENT-CENTERED CARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
PATIENTS—SAFETY MEASURES
WR-522
TR-508
PEACE-BUILDING—CAMBODIA
from the D-Penicillamine Study
LRP-200610-27
PENILE INDURATION—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200700-11
PENSIONS
PENSIONS—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—THE NETHERLANDS
PENSIONS—GREAT BRITAIN
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES—EMPLOYMENT
PERCEPTION
LRP-200705-15
PERFORMANCE AWARDS—MEXICO
MG-471/1
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICES
PERSONAL SATISFACTION
PEACE-BUILDING—HAITI,
PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT
PEACE-BUILDING—KOREA
LRP-200606-23
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION, HOSPITAL
LRP-200706-06
PEACE-BUILDING—MOZAMBIQUE
PERSONNEL LOYALTY
PEDIATRICS—EDUCATION
PEDIATRICS—STANDARDS
LRP-200710-41
PEDIATRICS—TRENDS
PENICILLAMINE—ADMINISTRATION & DOSAGE
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 6, December 2007
CP-521-1207
PERSONNEL STAFFING AND SCHEDULING
Homes LRP-200710-05
LRP-200706-06
PERSONNEL TURNOVER
126
PETROLEUM COKE
Constraints on JP-900 Jet Fuel Production Concepts
PHYSICIANS—ECONOMICS
TR-465
PHILIPPINES—ETHNOLOGY
PHOBIC DISORDERS—THERAPY
LRP-200700-18
PHOTIC STIMULATION
RP-1312
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION—UTILIZATION
Preventive Health Examinations and Preventive Gynecological
Examinations in the United States LRP-200709-14
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR CHILDREN
PHYSICAL FITNESS—NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS
PHYSICIAN INCENTIVE PLANS—ECONOMICS
The Response of Physician Groups to P4P Incentives
LRP-200609-22
PHYSICIANS—PSYCHOLOGY
PHYSICIANS—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
PHYSICIANS—SUPPLY AND DEMAND—CALIFORNIA
PLANETS
Habitable Planets for Man
CB-179-1
POLARIZATION (SOCIAL SCIENCES)
POLICE ADMINISTRATION—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
Department MG-585
POLICE DISCRETION
Incorporating Traffic Enforcement Racial Profiling Analyses into Police
Department Early Intervention Systems RGSD-211
POLICE PATROL—NEW YORK (S TATE)—NEW YORK
POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS—CALIFORNIA—OAKLAND
Action TR-546
LRP-200705-12
PHYSICIAN SERVICES UTILIZATION
PHYSICIAN’S PRACTICE PATTERNS
PHYSICIAN’S PRACTICE PATTERNS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL
DATA
On Referral Patterns for Patients with Breast Cancer LRP-200701-15
PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONS
LRP-200708-13
LRP-200609-22
LRP-200706-02
PHYSICIANS
PHYSICIANS, FAMILY
POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS—CINCINNATI (OHIO)
TR-535
POLICE-COMMUNITY R ELATIONS—NEW YORK (S TATE)—NEW YORK
POLICE—CINCINNATI (OHIO)—PUBLIC OPINION
TR-535
POLICE—IRAQ
CT-277
POLICE—OAKLAND (CALIF.)
Action TR-546
POLICE—RECRUITING—LOUISIANA
Department MG-585
POLICE—SAFETY MEASURES
127
CT-291
Model the Organization of the Self-Concept
POLICE—SOLOMON ISLANDS
PORTS OF ENTRY
The Strategic Challenge of Border Security
LRP-200704-13
CT-275
POLICY MAKING
LRP-200705-11
PORTS OF ENTRY—SECURITY MEASURES—TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATIONS
POLICY SCIENCES
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 2, April 2007 CP-521-0407
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER—TREATMENT
RP-1244
POLICY SCIENCES—METHODOLOGY
LRP-200610-24
POSTEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
Security Retirement Earnings Test WR-223-1
POLITICAL CULTURE—ISLAMIC COUNTRIES
POSTMENOPAUSE
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
The Impact of Terrorism on Voters’ Preferences
WR-477
POLITICAL PARTIES
POLITICAL STABILITY
MG-507
POLITICAL STABILITY—UNITED STATES—CASE STUDIES
Ungoverned Territories: Understanding and Reducing Terrorism Risks
MG-561
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
POLYETHYLENE GLYCOLS—ECONOMICS
POPULATION AGING—DENMARK
POPULATION AGING—GREAT BRITAIN
POPULATION DENSITY
POPULATION FORECASTING—LOUISIANA—NEW ORLEANS
POPULATION FORECASTING—STATISTICAL METHODS
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
LRP-200712-15
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
POSTPARTUM PERIOD
LRP-200710-46
POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION—AFGHANISTAN
Teams CT-290
POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION—CAMBODIA
POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION—HAITI
POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION—MOZAMBIQUE
POVERTY
LRP-200710-46
LRP-200705-26
128
Housing Status
LRP-200711-26
the Right Quality Measure?
POVERTY AREAS
POWER (SOCIAL SCIENCES)
MG-507
PRACTICE GUIDELINES
LRP-200709-04
LRP-200706-31
PRECISION GUIDED MUNITIONS
LRP-197603-01
PREDICTIVE VALUE OF TESTS
LRP-200703-26
Scale LRP-200712-16
PREGNANCY
LRP-200701-19
PREJUDICE
PRENATAL NUTRITION PHYSIOLOGY—PHYSIOLOGY
PREOPERATIVE CARE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PREPAREDNESS
TR-493
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN—CARE—CALIFORNIA—CASE STUDIES
PRESCRIPTION FEES
PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG
LRP-200609-22
PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG-—GREAT BRITAIN
Prescribing Choices and How Might These Be Improved TR-443
PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG—ECONOMICS
Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill
LRP-200709-08
PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200704-18
PRESIDENTS
Leading the Executive Branch: Strategies and Options for Achieving
Success OP-181
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 1, February 2007 CP-521-0207
PRESSURE ULCER—CLASSIFICATION
LRP-200710-18
PRESSURE ULCER—THERAPY
LRP-200710-18
PREVALENCE
LRP-200706-31
PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES—STANDARDS
LRP-200710-19
PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
PRICES
PRIMARY CARE (MEDICINE)
TR-443
PRIMARY CARE (MEDICINE)—GREAT BRITAIN
TR-443
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
LRP-200706-31
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—GREAT BRITAIN
TR-443
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—MARYLAND—MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Cares WR-472
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
The Evolution of Changes in Primary Care Delivery Underlying
the Veterans Health Administration’s Quality Transformation
LRP-200712-08
129
LRP-200702-15
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—STANDARDS
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—TRENDS
LRP-200712-08
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE—UTILIZATION
PRIMARY PREVENTION—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
RP-1273
PRISONERS—PSYCHOLOGY
PRIVACY, RIGHT OF
RFID in the Retail Sector: A Methodology for Analysis of Policy Proposals
and Their Implications for Privacy, Economic Efficiency and Security
RGSD-209
PROBABILITIES
Using Probabilistic Terrorism Risk Modeling for Regulatory Benefit-Cost
Analysis: Application to the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative
Implemented in the Land Environment WR-487
PROBABILITY
LRP-200708-01
PROBABILITY MEASURES
Use of a Web-Based Convenience Sample to Supplement a Probability
Sample LRP-200712-19
PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)
LRP-200609-22
LRP-200710-29
LRP-200710-15
PROGRAM BUDGETING
How Funding Instability Affects Army Programs MG-447
Planning Ahead in the Department of Defense LRP-196306-02
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
RP-1273
PROGRAM EVALUATION
TR-508
RP-1273
LRP-200709-01
Cares WR-472
PROGRAM EVALUATION—ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE CARRERA MAGISTERIAL (MEXICO)
MG-471/1
PROJECT AIR FORCE (U.S.)
RAND Project Air Force, Annual Report 2007
AR-7118
PROPORTIONAL HAZARDS MODELS
PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—METHODS
LRP-200710-38
PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT SYSTEM
Report WR-434/1
PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE)—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT SYSTEM—ECONOMICS
PRODUCTION PLANNING—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
How Funding Instability Affects Army Programs MG-447
PROSPECTIVE STUDIES
LRP-200702-04
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LOCATION
PROGNOSIS
LRP-200710-38
PROSTATECTOMY
LRP-200805-03
PROSTATECTOMY—METHODS
130
for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer
LRP-200706-11
PROSTATECTOMY—STANDARDS
PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-30
PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA—THERAPY
LRP-200710-30
PROSTATIC INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA—THERAPY
LRP-200700-01
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200705-26
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—DRUG THERAPY
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—ECONOMICS
LRP-200705-26
LRP-200703-10
PSYCHIATRY—EDUCATION
LRP-200702-15
PSYCHOMETRICS
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESSES
LRP-200706-17
PUBLIC CONTRACTS
The Utilization of Women-Owned Small Businesses in Federal Contracting
TR-442
PUBLIC FACILITIES—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
PUBLIC HEALTH
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—MORTALITY
PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
WR-516
WR-491
TR-493
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—RADIOTHERAPY
PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION—ETHICS
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—SURGERY
LRP-200805-03
PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION—EUROPE
Interim Evaluation of the Public Health Programme 2003–2008: Final
Report TR-460
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200705-26
PROSTATITIS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200700-06
PROSTATITIS—ECONOMICS
PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE
LRP-200704-22
RP-1273
PUBLIC HEALTH—ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
PROSTATITIS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
PROSTATITIS—THERAPY
PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION—LOUISIANA
PUBLIC HEALTH—EUROPE
Interim Evaluation of the Public Health Programme 2003–2008: Final
Report TR-460
LRP-200700-06
PROSTHESES AND IMPLANTS
PUBLIC HEALTH—INFORMATION SERVICES
131
Systems in Local Health Departments
WR-469
PUBLIC HEALTH—METHODS
PUBLIC HEALTH—NETHERLANDS
LRP-200610-24
PUBLIC HEALTH—STANDARDS
LRP-200704-03
PUBLIC HOUSING
PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
PUBLIC OPINION—IRAN
RP-1261
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS—CALIFORNIA—EVALUATION
PUBLIC SCHOOLS—NORTH CAROLINA—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
PUBLIC SCHOOLS—TEXAS—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
PUBLIC WELFARE—CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC WELFARE—SOCIAL ASPECTS
PUBLIC-PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION
Matter? MG-379
PULMONARY DISEASE, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE—DIAGNOSIS
Diagnosis and Management of Stable Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease: A Clinical Practice Guideline from the American College of
Physicians LRP-200711-11
PULMONARY DISEASE, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE—DRUG THERAPY
Diagnosis and Management of Stable Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease: A Clinical Practice Guideline from the American College of
Physicians LRP-200711-11
PULMONARY DISEASE, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE—THERAPY
LRP-200612-41
PURCHASING
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies
MG-572
QATAR NATIONAL RESEARCH FUND—MANAGEMENT
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
QUALITY ASSURANCE, HEALTH CARE
QUALITY ASSURANCE, HEALTH CARE—METHODS
LRP-200706-15
LRP-200705-08
LRP-200704-03
The Response of Physician Groups to P4P Incentives LRP-200705-12
QUALITY ASSURANCE, HEALTH CARE—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200706-26
QUALITY ASSURANCE, HEALTH CARE—STANDARDS
LRP-200612-41
QUALITY ASSURANCE, HEALTH CARE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL
DATA
Type? LRP-200706-36
QUALITY CONTROL
RP-1273
QUALITY INDICATORS, HEALTH CARE
LRP-200710-38
LRP-200710-39
LRP-200709-04
the Right Quality Measure? LRP-200704-18
132
LRP-200705-22
Care LRP-200710-09
LRP-200710-30
LRP-200710-35
LRP-200710-36
LRP-200710-17
LRP-200710-34
LRP-200710-19
LRP-200710-29
LRP-200710-27
LRP-200710-25
LRP-200710-32
LRP-200710-33
LRP-200710-31
LRP-200710-37
LRP-200710-15
LRP-200710-16
LRP-200710-18
LRP-200710-21
LRP-200710-23
LRP-200710-20
LRP-200706-12
QUALITY INDICATORS, HEALTH CARE—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
“Bridges to Health” Model
LRP-200706-27
QUALITY INDICATORS, HEALTH CARE—STANDARDS
Homes LRP-200710-05
QUALITY INDICATORS, HEALTH CARE—TRENDS
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE
LRP-200701-04
LRP-200701-20
Homes LRP-200710-05
RP-1282
LRP-200706-12
LRP-200710-06
LRP-200703-23
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE& ADMINISTRATION
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE—ECONOMICS
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200712-08
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE—STANDARDS
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
The Complexity of Care for Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis: Metrics for
133
Better Understanding Chronic Disease Care LRP-200701-03
LRP-200708-13
LRP-200710-41
QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE—TRENDS
QUALITY OF LIFE
A Comparison of Three Sets of Criteria for Determining the Presence
of Differential Item Functioning Using Ordinal Logistic Regression
LRP-200708-10
TR-453
LRP-200708-11
LRP-200703-11
Cares WR-472
LRP-200700-01
LRP-200702-17
QUALITY OF LIFE—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200706-16
QUALITY-ADJUSTED LIFE YEARS
TR-453
Sclerosis
LRP-200705-29
QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY
QUESTIONNAIRES
LRP-200703-26
A Comparison of Three Sets of Criteria for Determining the Presence
of Differential Item Functioning Using Ordinal Logistic Regression
LRP-200708-10
LRP-200708-11
Scale LRP-200712-16
LRP-200704-16
LRP-200703-23
QUEUING THEORY
RACIAL PROFILING IN LAW ENFORCEMENT
RP-1253
RACIAL PROFILING IN LAW ENFORCEMENT—NEW YORK (STATE)—
NEW YORK
RADIATIVE TRANSFER
Green’s Functions for One-Velocity Neutron Transport in a OneDimensional Slab and Sphere LRP-196409-02
RADICALISM
CT-278-1
(2007) CF-229
RADICALS
(2007) CF-229
RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS
134
RGSD-209
Big of a Problem Is It?
RAND CORPORATION
Profiles in Problem Solving: 2006 Annual Report
CPU-0-ADM-2006
RAND CORPORATION. NATIONAL SECURITY RESEARCH DIVISION
RAND National Security Research Division, Annual Report 2006
AR-7121
RAND CORPORATION—PERIODICALS
RAND Review. Vol. 31, No. 3, Fall 2007 CP-22-0712
RAND EDUCATION (INSTITUTE)
RAND Education Informational Brochure
CP-472-0710
RAND GRADUATE SCHOOL—CURRICULA
CP-381-0707
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL
DATA
How Important Is Exact Balance in Treatment and Control Sample Sizes to
Evaluations? LRP-200707-08
REACTION TIME
WR-516
WR-491
LRP-200701-13
REGIME CHANGE
REGIONAL ASSISTANCE MISSION TO SOLOMON ISLANDS
REGIONAL PLANNING—CASE STUDIES
REGRESSION ANALYSIS
LRP-200701-17
REHABILITATION CENTERS—ECONOMICS
REHABILITATION—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
REIMBURSEMENT, INCENTIVE
REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULE
LRP-200706-21
RELATIONS
CT-292
RELATIONS—FRANCE
CT-292
RELATIONS—ISLAMIC COUNTRIES
READINESS FOR SCHOOL—CALIFORNIA
TR-537
RELAXATION
LRP-200702-03
RECREATION
LRP-200705-15
RELIGION AND SEX
RECRUITING AND ENLISTMENT
CT-278-1
RELIGIOUS MILITANTS
LRP-200703-18
LRP-200700-19
RECURRENCE—PREVENTION & CONTROL
RED CROSS
REFERRAL AND CONSULTATION
On Referral Patterns for Patients with Breast Cancer
LRP-200701-15
REFUGEES—PSYCHOLOGY
REMEDIES (LAW)
2004 and 2005 TR-397
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
REPRODUCIBILITY OF RESULTS
Type? LRP-200706-36
RESEARCH
Behavioral and Economic Perspectives in Drug Abuse Research
135
LRP-200709-02
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS, GOVERNMENT
RESEARCH DESIGN
RESEARCH INSTITUTES
Creating the Evidence Base for the MLA Partnership LRP-200600-22
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 2, April 2007 CP-521-0407
RESEARCH SUPPORT
RESEARCH—AUSTRALIA
WR-466
RESEARCH—CANADA
WR-466
RESEARCH—EVALUATION—ANALYSIS—CASE STUDIES
RESEARCH—EVALUATION—METHODOLOGY
England, 1995–2004 WR-368
LRP-200610-24
WR-466
RESEARCH—EVALUATION—METHODOLOGY—CASE STUDIES
RESEARCH—GREAT BRITAIN
WR-466
RESEARCH—METHODOLOGY
Creating the Evidence Base for the MLA Partnership
LRP-200600-22
RESEARCH—MORAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS
Whose Responsibility? RP-1321
RESEARCH—NEW ZEALAND
WR-466
RESEARCH—QATAR—FINANCE
RESIDENCE CHARACTERISTICS
LRP-200704-09
RESIDENCE CHARACTERISTICS—CLASSIFICATION
LRP-200707-14
RESIDENCE CHARACTERISTICS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
LRP-200709-06
LRP-200705-15
RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
TR-468
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
County, 1998 to 2000 LRP-200711-02
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
Security CT-272
RESUSCITATION—STANDARDS
RETAIL TRADE—AUTOMATION
RGSD-209
RETAIL TRADE—LAW AND LEGISLATION
RGSD-209
RETENTION (PSYCHOLOGY)
RETIRED MILITARY PERSONNEL—MEDICAL CARE—COSTS
Survey MG-583
RETIREMENT AGE
136
Retirement Age Affect Retirement Expectations?
WR-478
RETIREMENT INCOME
RETIREMENT INCOME—GREAT BRITAIN
RETIREMENT—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
RETIREMENT—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—THE NETHERLANDS
RETROSPECTIVE STUDIES
RP-1273
REVIEW LITERATURE
Search Strategy for ACOVE-3 Literature Reviews
REWARD
WR-515/3
LRP-200706-21
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS—TREATMENT
LRP-200711-20
RIGHT-WING EXTREMISTS
LRP-200703-18
LRP-200700-19
RISK
LRP-200708-01
RISK (INSURANCE)
The Federal Role in Terrorism Insurance: Evaluating Alternatives in an
Uncertain World MG-679
RISK ADJUSTMENT—METHODS
RISK ADJUSTMENT—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
RISK ASSESSMENT
Estimating the Accident Risk of Older Drivers TR-450
LRP-200710-35
Regulating Older Drivers: Are New Policies Needed? OP-189
RISK ASSESSMENT—METHODS
LRP-200705-11
RISK FACTORS
RISK MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
RISK-TAKING
LRP-200709-06
SAFETY MANAGEMENT
LRP-200706-06
SALARIES AND FRINGE BENEFITS
LRP-200711-12
SAN FRANCISCO—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200709-06
SCHEMAS (PSYCHOLOGY)
SCHOLARLY ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING—NETHERLANDS
SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING—NETHERLANDS
SCHOOL BUDGETS—NORTH CAROLINA—CASE STUDIES
137
Pressures: A Case Study of North Carolina
WR-452
SCHOOL BUDGETS—TEXAS—CASE STUDIES
SCHOOL CHILDREN—MENTAL HEALTH
SCHOOL CHOICE
About Vouchers and Charter Schools MR-1118-1
SCHOOL CHOICE—GREAT BRITAIN
WR-460
SCHOOL CHOICE—UNITED STATES—STATISTICS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS—NORTH CAROLINA—FINANCE—CASE
STUDIES
SCHOOL DISTRICTS—TEXAS—FINANCE—CASE STUDIES
SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES
LRP-200709-01
SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
LRP-200710-12
SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES—UTILIZATION
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS—CALIFORNIA—SANTA
MONICA
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS—PENNSYLVANIA—
PHILADELPHIA
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS—PENNSYLVANIA—
PITTSBURGH
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION—PENNSYLVANIA—
PITTSBURGH
SCHOOL VIOLENCE—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE—ACTIVITY PROGRAMS
SCHOOLS
LRP-200705-07
SCHOOLS—SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Children WR-529
SCIENCE PUBLISHING—NETHERLANDS
SCIENCE—MORAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS
SCIENCE—STUDY A ND TEACHING
CF-235
SCILLY, ISLES OF (ENGLAND)
Isles of Scilly: Travel Demand Study
TR-367
SCLERODERMA, D IFFUSE—DRUG THERAPY
SCLERODERMA, SYSTEMIC—COMPLICATIONS
SCLERODERMA, S YSTEMIC—DRUG THERAPY
SCLERODERMA, SYSTEMIC—PHYSIOPATHOLOGY
SEA-POWER
MG-649
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES—NEW YORK (S TATE)—NEW YORK
SECURITIES
The Role of Public and Private Litigation in the Enforcement of Securities
Laws in the United States RGSD-224
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
138
Laws in the United States
RGSD-224
from the Self-Employed in the United States and England
WR-528
SECURITIES FRAUD
SELF-PERCEPTION
SECURITIES INDUSTRY—LAW AND LEGISLATION
SEMINOMA
Testicular Cancer
SECURITIES INDUSTRY—SELF-REGULATION
SECURITY SYSTEMS
SECURITY, INTERNATIONAL
MG-507
Asia MG-592
MG-561
SELF ASSESSMENT (PSYCHOLOGY)
Clinics LRP-200707-01
SELF DISCLOSURE
LRP-200703-26
SELF EFFICACY
SELF-EMPLOYED
WR-500
LRP-200706-23
LRP-200702-17
SELF-EMPLOYED—GULF STATES
WR-525
SELF-EMPLOYED—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
WR-196-2
LRP-200700-13
SEPTEMBER 11 TERRORIST ATTACKS, 2001
CT-291
SEVERITY OF ILLNESS INDEX
Scale LRP-200712-16
LRP-200704-16
LRP-200706-16
SEX DISTRIBUTION
SEX FACTORS
LRP-200702-03
LRP-200705-22
SEX ROLE—IRAN—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
SEX ROLE—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
SEXUAL ABSTINENCE—PSYCHOLOGY
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR—ETHNOLOGY
SELF-EMPLOYED—RETIREMENT
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR—PSYCHOLOGY
RP-1312
SELF-EMPLOYED—RETIREMENT—GREAT BRITAIN
SEXUALITY—CLASSIFICATION
139
Healthcare Utilization Among People with HIV/AIDS
LRP-200704-27
SHIPBUILDING
Inventories, Homeports, and Installation Sites MG-528
SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY—EMPLOYEES
Summary MG-608/1
SHIPMENT OF GOODS
CF-228
SHIPMENT OF GOODS—CANADA
CF-228
SHOPPING CENTERS—SECURITY MEASURES
SICKNESS IMPACT PROFILE
SLEEP INITIATION AND MAINTENANCE DISORDERS—DIAGNOSIS
LRP-200710-21
SLEEP INITIATION AND MAINTENANCE DISORDERS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-21
SMALL BUSINESS—EMPLOYEES—INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
WR-450
SMALL BUSINESS—GOVERNMENT POLICY
WR-293-1
In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic and Effects of Special
Regulatory Treatment for Small Business MG-663
SMALL BUSINESS—LAW AND LEGISLATION
In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic and Effects of Special
Regulatory Treatment for Small Business MG-663
SMALL BUSINESS—RESEARCH
WR-293-1
SMOKING—PREVENTION & CONTROL
LRP-200711-12
SMOKING—PREVENTION & CONTROL—ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
SMOKING—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
LRP-200702-10
SMOKING—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200702-10
LRP-200702-03
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
SOCIAL CLASS
LRP-200708-08
LRP-200707-14
SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
SOCIAL JUSTICE
SMALL BUSINESS—UNITED STATES—STATISTICS
WR-293-1
SOCIAL MARKETING
SMOKING CESSATION
SOCIAL PERCEPTION
RP-1312
SMOKING CESSATION—METHODS
Contingencies for Change in Complacent Smokers LRP-200706-21
SMOKING—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200702-10
SOCIAL POLICY—COST EFFECTIVENESS
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
140
Challenges
LRP-200704-05
SOCIAL SCIENCES—RESEARCH
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 2, April 2007
Matter?
CP-521-0407
SOCIAL SCIENCES—RESEARCH—COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SOCIAL SCIENCES—RESEARCH—METHODOLOGY
Ethical Principles in Social-Behavioral Research on Terrorism: Probing the
Parameters WR-490-4
SOCIAL SCIENCES—RESEARCH—MORAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS
Parameters WR-490-4
SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY—THE NETHERLANDS—FINANCE
SOCIAL STATUS—HEALTH ASPECTS
LRP-200709-18
SOCIAL SUPPORT
LRP-200708-19
LRP-200710-44
SOCIAL SURVEYS—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES COUNTY—
Codebook WR-240/12
SOCIAL SURVEYS—CASE STUDIES
TR-441
SOCIAL SURVEYS—CINCINNATI (OHIO)
TR-535
SOCIAL VALUES—IRAN—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
SOCIAL VALUES—PUBLIC OPINION
RP-1261
SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS
LRP-200706-02
SOCIOLOGY, MILITARY
MG-379
SOFTWARE
LRP-200708-11
SOLDIERS—FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
SOLDIERS—TRAINING OF
SOUTH DAKOTA—EPIDEMIOLOGY
SOVIET UNION—DEFENSE
Soviet Strategic Programs and Policies, 1964–1972
RP-1260
SOVIET UNION—MILITARY POLICY
RP-1260
SOVIET UNION—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
The Operational Code of the Politburo CB-104-1
SPACE BIOLOGY
Habitable Planets for Man
CB-179-1
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS—TRAINING OF
SPECIALTIES, SURGICAL—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
STABILITY
CT-277
START-UP COSTS
WR-500
LRP-200706-23
STATE CHILDREN’S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (U.S.)
Forum Video CF-239
STATE HEALTH PLANS
Forum Video CF-239
LRP-200701-20
STATE HEALTH PLANS—ECONOMICS
LRP-200700-21
STATISTICS—METHODS
141
LRP-200700-01
to Mental Health Care
LRP-200703-09
STEREOTYPING
STRESS DISORDERS, TRAUMATIC, ACUTE—DIAGNOSIS
STRATEGIC FORCES
STROKE—THERAPY
STRATEGIC FORCES—SOVIET UNION
STRYKER BRIGADE COMBAT TEAMS—EVALUATION—CASE
STUDIES
RP-1260
STRATEGIC MATERIALS
New Tools for Assessing State and Local SNS Readiness
STRATEGIC MATERIALS—PLANNING— EVALUATION
New Tools for Assessing State and Local SNS Readiness
WR-455
STUDENTS
WR-501
WR-455
STRATEGIC PLANNING
RGSD-219
STRATEGIC WEAPONS SYSTEMS—SOVIET UNION
Soviet Strategic Programs and Policies, 1964–1972 RP-1260
STRATEGY
Issues MG-646
Strategy in the Missile Age CB-137-1
STREET DRUGS—LEGISLATION & JURISPRUDENCE
LRP-200709-13
STREET DRUGS—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
LRP-200709-13
STREET FIGHTING (MILITARY SCIENCE)
STRESS (PSYCHOLOGY)
STRESS (PSYCHOLOGY)—UNITED STATES—LONGITUDINAL
STUDIES
STRESS DISORDERS, POST-TRAUMATIC—DIAGNOSIS
STRESS DISORDERS, POST-TRAUMATIC—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200706-31
STRESS DISORDERS, POST-TRAUMATIC—PSYCHOLOGY
STRESS DISORDERS, POST-TRAUMATIC—THERAPY
STUDENTS WITH SOCIAL DISABILITIES—SERVICES FOR
STUDENTS—ATTITUDES
STUDENTS—PSYCHOLOGY
SUBACUTE CARE—ECONOMICS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT CENTERS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE, INTRAVENOUS
LRP-200700-17
SUBSTANCE ABUSE, INTRAVENOUS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200709-06
SUBSTANCE ABUSE, INTRAVENOUS—REHABILITATION
SUBSTANCE ABUSE—PREVENTION
Getting to Outcomes: 10 Steps for Achieving Results-Based Accountability
TR-101/2
SUBSTANCE ABUSE—PREVENTION & CONTROL
Getting to Outcomes: 10 Steps for Achieving Results-Based Accountability
TR-101/2
SUBSTANCE ABUSE—TREATMENT
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS
High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at Age 29
LRP-200703-01
142
with Co-Occurring Disorders
LRP-200707-05
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—ECONOMICS
LRP-200709-02
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—ETHNOLOGY
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—PREVENTION & CONTROL
LRP-200709-01
SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES
OP-172
SUICIDE BOMBERS (TERRORISTS)
Human Capital and the Productivity of Suicide Bombers LRP-200706-30
SUICIDE BOMBINGS
SUICIDE, ATTEMPTED—PREVENTION & CONTROL
SURGICAL PROCEDURES, OPERATIVE
LRP-200710-36
SURVEYS—METHODOLOGY—COMPUTER PROGRAMS
Use of a Web-Based Convenience Sample to Supplement a Probability
Sample LRP-200712-19
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—PSYCHOLOGY
SURVEYS—STATISTICAL METHODS
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—REHABILITATION
LRP-200709-02
Treatment LRP-200707-03
SURVIVORS—PSYCHOLOGY
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—REHABILITATION—
CALIFORNIA
SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS—THERAPY
LRP-200706-03
Treatment RP-1259
SUBURETHRAL SLINGS
SUBURETHRAL SLINGS—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
SURVEYS—STATISTICAL METHODS—HANDBOOKS, MANUALS, ETC
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
Perennial Polyculture Farming: Seeds of Another Agricultural Revolution?
OP-179
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT—GREAT BRITAIN
SWEDEN—POPULATION
SYRINGES—SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
RP-1244
SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
TACTICS
Issues MG-646
TAI JI—METHOD
143
LRP-200703-11
TAIWAN—FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS—CHINA
MG-507
TAIWAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS
MG-567
TAIWAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS—CHINA
MG-567
LRP-200712-11
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER—CHINA
MG-507
TALIBAN—AFGHANISTAN
TECHNOLOGY —SOCIAL ASPECTS
TAMOXIFEN—THERAPEUTIC USE
TEENAGERS WITH SOCIAL DISABILITIES—ATTITUDES
TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS
WR-471
TEENAGERS—ALCOHOL USE—PREVENTION
TR-403
TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS—LONGITUDINAL STUDIES
LRP-200706-20
TEACHERS—EVALUATION
TEACHERS—RATING OF—FLORIDA
WR-508
TEACHERS—RATING OF—MEXICO
MG-471/1
TEACHERS—RATING OF—UNITED STATES
TEACHERS—SALARIES, ETC.—FLORIDA
WR-508
TEACHERS—TRAINING OF
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
CF-235
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
LRP-200712-11
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS— MORAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS
TECHNOLOGY AND STATE
TEENAGERS—ATTITUDES
TEENAGERS—SUBSTANCE USE—CALIFORNIA
TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS—UNITED STATES
TELEMEDICINE—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
TELEVISION
RP-1312
TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE—THERAPY
LRP-200703-11
TERMINAL CARE
TERMINAL CARE—ECONOMICS
TERMINAL CARE—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
TERMINAL CARE—STANDARDS
LRP-200710-34
LRP-200710-06
TERMINALLY ILL
Getting Services Right for Those Sick Enough to Die
LRP-200703-27
TERRORISM
Exploring Terrorist Targeting Preferences MG-483
144
LRP-200703-18
The Impact of Terrorism on Voters’ Preferences WR-477
On Terrorism and Electoral Outcomes: Theory and Evidence from the
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict LRP-200612-42
Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups and the Exchange of New
Technologies MG-485
Understanding Terrorist Ideology CT-283
TERRORISM INSURANCE
TERRORISM INSURANCE—GOVERNMENT POLICY
TERRORISM RISK ASSESSMENT
Protection TR-386
TERRORISM VICTIMS’ FAMILIES
TERRORISM VICTIMS’ FAMILIES—POLITICAL ACTIVITY
TERRORISM—CASE STUDIES
TERRORISM—COMPUTER NETWORK RESOURCES
Parameters WR-490-4
Money in the Bank—Lessons Learned from Past Counterinsurgency
(COIN) Operations: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 4
OP-185
CT-291
Weapons MG-510
OP-172
Protection TR-386
Understanding Proto-Insurgencies: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—
Paper 3 OP-178
Using Risk Analysis to Inform Intelligence Analysis WR-464
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—CASE STUDIES
MG-561
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—ENGLAND
Setting the Agenda for an Evidence-Based Olympics
TR-516
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—EVALUATION
TERRORISM—ECONOMIC ASPECTS
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—FINANCE
Security CT-272
TERRORISM—GOVERNMENT POLICY
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
TERRORISM—GOVERNMENT POLICY—EUROPE
TERRORISM—PREVENTION
Assessing the Benefits of Homeland Security Efforts Deployed Against a
Dynamic Terrorist Threat WR-465
CT-278-1
Byting Back: Regaining Information Superiority Against 21st-Century
Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency Study. Vol. 1 MG-595/1
LRP-200703-24
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—GOVERNMENT POLICY
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—RESEARCH
Protection TR-386
TERRORISM—PREVENTION—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
TERRORISM—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Parameters WR-490-4
TERRORISM—RELIGIOUS ASPECTS—ISLAM
145
LRP-200703-18
(2007) CF-229
TERRORISM—RISK ASSESSMENT
Security CT-272
Using Risk Analysis to Inform Intelligence Analysis WR-464
TERRORISM—RISK ASSESSMENT—ISRAEL
How Does Terrorism Risk Vary Across Space and Time? An Analysis
Based on the Israeli Experience LRP-200704-12
TERRORISM—SAFETY MEASURES
TR-493
TERRORISM—SOCIAL ASPECTS
TERRORISM—TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
Rifling Through the Terrorists’ Arsenal: Exploring Groups’ Weapon
Choices and Technology Strategies WR-533
Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups and the Exchange of New
Technologies MG-485
Parameters
WR-490-4
TERRORISTS—SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR
Human Capital and the Productivity of Suicide Bombers
LRP-200706-30
TESTICULAR NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
TESTICULAR NEOPLASMS—ETIOLOGY
THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
LRP-200707-10
LRP-200706-17
THERAPEUTICS
THERAPEUTICS—STANDARDS
THINKING
LRP-200712-05
TIME AND MOTION STUDIES
TIME MANAGEMENT
Health WR-463
TERRORISM—UNITED STATES—PREVENTION
TIME MANAGEMENT SURVEYS
Health WR-463
TERRORISTS
Assessing the Benefits of Homeland Security Efforts Deployed Against a
Dynamic Terrorist Threat WR-465
CT-278-1
TOBACCO HABIT
LRP-200702-10
TERRORISTS—DECISION MAKING
TOBACCO INDUSTRY—LEGISLATION & JURISPRUDENCE—
ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
TERRORISTS—PSYCHOLOGY
TIME MANAGEMENT—ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
TOBACCO INDUSTRY
2004 and 2005 TR-397
TOBACCO USE DISORDER—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200711-12
TOBACCO USE DISORDER—PREVENTION & CONTROL—
ARKANSAS
2004 and 2005 TR-397
TOBITS
146
LRP-200701-17
Lessons Learned from Hablamos Juntos
LRP-200711-03
TOMOGRAPHY, X-RAY COMPUTED
TRANSPORTATION
TORT LIABILITY OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
Insurance Class Actions in the United States MG-587-1
Survey Instruments: Insurance Class Actions in the United States
WR-405
TRANSPORTATION COMMAND—PLANNING
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT—ORGANIZATION &
ADMINISTRATION
TRAFFIC ESTIMATION—GREAT BRITAIN—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
TRAFFIC ESTIMATION—NETHERLANDS
TRAFFIC ESTIMATION—NETHERLANDS—MATHEMATICAL MODELS
TRAFFIC FLOW—GREAT BRITAIN
TRAFFIC FLOW—NETHERLANDS
TRAFFIC PREFERENCES—GREAT BRITAIN
TRAFFIC PREFERENCES—GREAT BRITAIN—MATHEMATICAL
MODELS
TRAFFIC PREFERENCES—NETHERLANDS
TRAFFIC PREFERENCES—NETHERLANDS—MATHEMATICAL
MODELS
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
OP-189
TRAFFIC SAFETY—EVALUATION
OP-189
TRAFFIC SAFETY—STUDY AND TEACHING—EVALUATION
Estimating the Accident Risk of Older Drivers TR-450
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
TRANSFER PRICING
TRANSLATING
CF-228
TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT—NETHERLANDS
TRANSPORTATION, MILITARY
TRANSPORTATION—CANADA
CF-228
TRANSPORTATION—EFFECT OF TERRORISM ON
TRANSPORTATION—ENGLAND—WEST MIDLANDS
The PRISM Model: Evidence on Model Hierarchy and Parameter Values
TR-280
TRANSPORTATION—FINANCE
CT-274
TRANSPORTATION—NETHERLANDS—COSTS
TRANSPORTATION—SECURITY MEASURES
TRANSPORTATION—SECURITY MEASURES—ENGLAND
Setting the Agenda for an Evidence-Based Olympics TR-516
TRANSPORTATION—TAXATION
CT-274
TRAVEL TIME (TRAFFIC ENGINEERING)—GREAT BRITAIN—
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
TRAVEL TIME (TRAFFIC ENGINEERING)—NETHERLANDS—
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
TREATMENT OUTCOME
LRP-200700-18
LRP-200712-15
LRP-200702-04
Treatment RP-1259
LRP-200707-10
147
LRP-200706-17
TRIAGE—STANDARDS
TRUCKS—FUEL SYSTEMS—COST EFFECTIVENESS
Trucks WR-537
TRUST
TRUST—PSYCHOLOGY
TsK KPSS. POLITBURO
The Operational Code of the Politburo
CB-104-1
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY—FORECASTS
LRP-200712-11
UKRAINE—COMMERCE
MG-673
UKRAINE—FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS
MG-673
UKRAINE—SOCIAL POLICY
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine
RGSD-221
UNCERTAINTY
UNEMPLOYMENT—GULF STATES
WR-525
UNIFIED OPERATIONS (MILITARY SCIENCE)
MG-655
MG-649
UNIFIED OPERATIONS (MILITARY SCIENCE)—PLANNING
Observations and Insights from Afghanistan and Iraq
MG-428/2
UNITED NATIONS—ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE
UNITED NATIONS—MILITARY POLICY
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 5, October 2007 CP-521-1007
UNITED NATIONS—PEACEKEEPING FORCES
Policy Insight. Vol. 1, Issue 5, October 2007 CP-521-1007
UNITED NATIONS—TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
UNITED STATES
LRP-200708-09
LRP-200704-22
Forum Video CF-239
LRP-200704-09
LRP-200709-12
Care LRP-200710-09
LRP-200710-41
LRP-200612-41
LRP-200704-16
LRP-200705-11
LRP-200709-13
LRP-200705-07
148
LRP-200706-02
LRP-200703-23
UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR HEALTHCARE RESEARCH AND
QUALITY
WR-522
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
LRP-200712-08
UNITED STATES TRUSTEE PROGRAM
MG-586
UNITED STATES—BANKRUPTCY ABUSE PREVENTION AND
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 2005
of 2005 TR-484
UNITED STATES—NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT OF 2001
UNITED STATES—SARBANES-OXLEY ACT OF 2002
UNITED STATES—TERRORISM RISK INSURANCE ACT OF 2002
UNITED STATES—ARMED FORCES—PROCUREMENT
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES—EVALUATION
LRP-200507-21
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES—GREAT BRITAIN—EVALUATION
LRP-200507-21
UNSAFE SEX
URBAN POPULATION
LRP-200704-09
URBAN WARFARE
URBANIZATION
URETERAL NEOPLASMS
Bladder and Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer
LRP-200700-07
URETEROCELE—DIAGNOSIS
URETEROCELE—ECONOMICS
Vesicoureteral Reflux and Ureteroceles
LRP-200705-33
URETEROCELE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
LRP-200705-33
URETEROCELE—SURGERY
LRP-200705-33
URETEROCELE—THERAPY
URETHRAL STRICTURE—COMPLICATIONS
URETHRAL STRICTURE—DIAGNOSIS
URETHRAL STRICTURE—ECONOMICS
URETHRAL STRICTURE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
URETHRAL STRICTURE—ETIOLOGY
URETHRAL STRICTURE—SURGERY
URETHRAL STRICTURE—THERAPY
URINARY BLADDER NEOPLASMS—DIAGNOSIS
URINARY BLADDER NEOPLASMS—EPIDEMIOLOGY
URINARY BLADDER NEOPLASMS—SECONDARY
URINARY BLADDER NEOPLASMS—THERAPY
URINARY BLADDER NEOPLASMS—TREATMENT
URINARY INCONTINENCE
URINARY INCONTINENCE, STRESS—DIAGNOSIS
URINARY INCONTINENCE, STRESS—ETHNOLOGY
149
Among Female Medicare Beneficiaries
LRP-200705-25
URINARY INCONTINENCE, STRESS—SURGERY
LRP-200712-15
URINARY INCONTINENCE—DIAGNOSIS
URINARY INCONTINENCE—SURGERY
URINARY INCONTINENCE—THERAPY
URINARY ORGANS—DISEASES
URINARY RETENTION—DIAGNOSIS
URODYNAMICS—PHYSIOLOGY
UROLOGIC DISEASES
UROLOGIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES, MALE—ECONOMICS
UROLOGIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES—STANDARDS
UROLOGY—STATISTICS & NUMERICAL DATA
USER-COMPUTER INTERFACE
Clinics LRP-200707-01
Three Alternative Strategies
LRP-200710-01
VALUE ADDED—EVALUATION
VEGETABLES
LRP-200710-46
VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION, LEFT—PSYCHOLOGY
VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX—DIAGNOSIS
VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX—ECONOMICS
VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX—EPIDEMIOLOGY
VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX—SURGERY
VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX—THERAPY
VETERANS—HEALTH AND HYGIENE
Survey MG-583
VETERANS—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200706-31
VICTIMS OF TERRORISM—PSYCHOLOGY
VIOLENCE
LRP-200708-19
UTERINE CERVICAL NEOPLASMS—VIROLOGY
VIOLENCE—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
2004–2005 Report TR-368-1
2005–2006 Report TR-498
UTERINE PROLAPSE—EPIDEMIOLOGY
VIOLENCE—CALIFORNIA—OAKLAND
Action TR-546
UZBEKISTAN—FOREIGN RELATIONS
Future CT-282
VIOLENCE—ETHNOLOGY
LRP-200712-05
UZBEKISTAN—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Future CT-282
VAGINAL SMEARS—ADVERSE EFFECTS
VIOLENCE—PREVENTION & CONTROL
150
Dating Violence
RP-1235
Uncertainty
MG-380
VIRAL LOAD
WATER CONSERVATION—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
VISION DISORDERS—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200706-16
WATER EFFICIENCY—ECONOMIC ASPECTS—ECONOMETRIC
MODELS
VISION DISORDERS—THERAPY
LRP-200710-20
VISUAL FIELDS
LRP-200706-16
VOTING
The Impact of Terrorism on Voters’ Preferences
WR-477
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
LRP-200708-19
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS—PSYCHOLOGY
LRP-200706-03
WAGES—MEN
WAGES—WOMEN
WALKING
LRP-200704-09
WAR AND FAMILY
WAR CRIME TRIALS
RGSD-217
WAR ON TERRORISM, 2001Basic Principles for Homeland Security CT-270
WAR ON TERRORISM, 2001-—TECHNOLOGY
WAR—MORAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS
LRP-200700-19
WAR—PROTECTION OF CIVILIANS
WAR—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT—CALIFORNIA
RP-1244
WATER USE—CALIFORNIA
RP-1244
WATER USE—ECONOMETRIC MODELS
WATER-SUPPLY—CALIFORNIA—MANAGEMENT
RP-1244
WEALTH
WR-500
LRP-200706-23
WEAPON SYSTEMS—COSTS
WEAPONS SYSTEMS
Weapons MG-510
WEAPONS SYSTEMS—COSTS—HISTORY
Beginning of Military Cost Analysis, 1950–1961
LRP-197901-01
WEAPONS SYSTEMS—FINANCE
TR-418
WELFARE RECIPIENTS—CALIFORNIA
WHITES
WIND DAMAGE
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
151
Organizations
TR-454
21st Century Work
WOMEN AND THE MILITARY
MG-590-1
WOMEN IN COMBAT
MG-590-1
WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT—AFGHANISTAN
RP-1291
WOMEN SOLDIERS
MG-590-1
WOMEN’S HEALTH SERVICES—ECONOMICS
WOMEN, BLACK—ATTITUDES
States, 1940–2000 WR-530
WOMEN, WHITE—ATTITUDES
States, 1940–2000 WR-530
WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
The Utilization of Women-Owned Small Businesses in Federal Contracting
TR-442
WOMEN—AFGHANISTAN—ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
RP-1291
WOMEN—AFGHANISTAN—SOCIAL CONDITIONS
RP-1291
WOMEN—EDUCATION
States, 1940–2000 WR-530
WOMEN—GOVERNMENT POLICY
RP-1291
WOMEN—MORTALITY—EUROPE
WOMEN—SOCIAL CONDITIONS
States, 1940–2000 WR-530
WORK ENVIRONMENT
21st Century Work CT-273
WORK SHARING
The Myth of Worksharing
LRP-200406-25
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION—CALIFORNIA—COSTS
WORKPLACE
WORK—FORECASTING
CT-273
WORLD POLITICS
Iraq MG-499
WORLD WAR, 1939–1945—CAUSES
The Road to Total War CB-408
WORLD WIDE WEB
YOUTH AND VIOLENCE—CALIFORNIA—LOS ANGELES
YOUTH—ALCOHOL USE—PREVENTION
TR-403
ZINC—BLOOD
152
TITLE INDEX
ACOVE-3 Rejected Quality Indicators.
WR-515/1
Absorbing and Developing Qualified Fighter Pilots: The Role of
the Advanced Simulator. MG-597-AF
Accelerating the Adoption of Clinical IT Among the Healthcare
Providers in US: Strategies & Policies. RGSD-214
Access to Postacute Rehabilitation.
LRP-200711-01
Stores and Bars in Urban Neighborhoods in the United States.
RP-1323
Personnel Systems. TR-419-OSD
Altruism Revisited: Comparison of Medical, Law and Business
Students’ Altruistic Attitudes. LRP-200704-08
Accountability under No Child Left Behind: Progress Toward
Implementation. RB-9303
America Goes to War: Managing the Force During Times of
Stress and Uncertainty. MG-380-OSD
America’s Security Challenges Require a New Division of Labor
Among the Armed Forces. RB-210-AF
TR-444-NAO
Acculturation End-of-Life Decision Making: Comparison
LRP-200706-01
Acculturation and Parent-Adolescent Communication About
Sex in Filipino-American Families: A Community-Based
Participatory Research Study. LRP-200706-09
Cases: Comparison with the Medicare Current Beneficiary
Survey. LRP-200703-26
LRP-200703-03
Addressing the Uncertain Future of Preserving the Past: Towards
a Robust Strategy for Digital Archiving and Preservation.
TR-510-KB
Adolescent Participation in Preventive Health Behaviors,
Immigrant Generations for Asians and Latinos Compared with
Whites. LRP-200702-11
Adolescent Romantic Relationships as Precursors of Healthy
Adult Marriages: A Review of Theory, Research, and
Programs. TR-488-ACF
Advancing the U.S. Air Force’s Force-Development Initiative.
MG-545-AF
Age and Gender Differences in Medicare Expenditures at the End
of Life for Colorectal Cancer Decedents. LRP-200703-14
Policy Research Organizations After the 16th Party Congress.
LRP-200400-25
Agrarian Households in Semi-Arid Tropics: Evaluating Policy
Options. RGSD-216
Synchronization Strategies. MG-540-AF
Operations. MG-565-AF
Alcohol Outlets and Problem Drinking Among Adults in
California. LRP-200711-10
American and Iranian Public Opinion: The Quest for Common
Grounds. RP-1261
Analysis of Racial Disparities in the New York Police
Department’s Stop, Question, and Frisk Practices.
TR-534-NYPD
Analysis, Analysis Practices, and Implications for Modeling and
Simulation. OP-176-OSD
Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for Operation
Iraqi Freedom (Unrestricted Version). MG-559/1-AF
RB-9249-ICJ
Androgen Deprivation Therapy Increases Cardiovascular
Morbidity in Men with Prostate Cancer. LRP-200710-07
Appendix to Application of ACOVE-3 QIs to Patients with AD
and PP (Appendices 1 & 2 and Figures 1 & 2 ) Indicators.
WR-515/2
Indicators to Patients with Advanced Dementia and Poor
Prognosis. LRP-200710-38
Applying Madison Avenue Principles and Recent Operational
Experience to Counterinsurgency and Stability Operations.
RB-9268-JFCOM
An Approach to Assessing the Technical Feasibility and Market
Potential of a New Automotive Device. TR-313-STWA
MG-327-1-GG
Are ‘Webographic’ or Attitudinal Questions Useful for Adjusting
Estimates from Web Surveys Using Propensity Scoring?
WR-506
Are Adolescent Substance Users Less Satisfied with Life as
Young Adults and if So, Why? LRP-200703-04
Are Prisoner Characteristics Associated with Therapeutic
Community Treatment Process? LRP-200703-19
Are Racial Disparities in Alcohol Treatment Completion
Entry? Comparison of Outpatient Treatment and Residential
Treatment in Los Angeles County, 1998 to 2000.
LRP-200711-02
Arms Control and CSBMs in a Korean Peace Regime: A U.S.
153
Perspective.
LRP-200606-23
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies for Sustainability.
MG-477-WPF
Asia, America and the Transformation of Geopolitics.
CB-410
Asian Americans in Community-Based Substance Abuse
LRP-200710-50
Assessing Care of Vulnerable Elders-3 Quality Indicators.
LRP-200710-39
Assessing Public Health Emergency Preparedness: Concepts,
Tools, and Challenges. LRP-200704-05
Assessing the Army’s Assignment Policy for Women.
RB-9252-OSD
Assessing the Assignment Policy for Army Women.
MG-590-1-OSD
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection
Act of 2005: Evaluation of the Effects of Using IRS Expense
Standards to Calculate a Debtor’s Monthly Disposable
Income. TR-483-EOUST
Basic Principles for Homeland Security.
CT-270
Bayesian Estimation of Hispanic Fertility Hazards from Survey
and Population Data. WR-496
Bayesian Methods for Scalable Multivariate Value-Added
Assessment. LRP-200706-20
Bayesian Variable Selection for Longitudinal Substance
Abuse Treatment Data Subject to Informative Censoring.
LRP-200705-19
MG-557-SRF
Beginning of Military Cost Analysis, 1950–1961.
LRP-197901-01
Assessing the Benefits of Homeland Security Efforts Deployed
Against a Dynamic Terrorist Threat. WR-465-DHS
Behavior Therapy for Depression in Drug Dependence
(BTDD): Results of a Stage Ia Therapy Development Pilot.
Assessing the Diffusion of Safe Practices in the U.S. Health Care
System: Interim Report to the Agency for Healthcare Research
and Quality. WR-522-AHRQ
Behavioral Health Parity: Consequences for Federal Employee
Health Plans. RB-9254
Assessment of American College of Rheumatology Quality
Criteria for Rheumatoid Arthritis in a Pre-Quality Criteria
Patient Cohort. LRP-200706-15
Assessment of Prognosis with the Total Illness Burden Index
for Prostate Cancer: Aiding Clinicians in Treatment Choice.
LRP-200705-04
LRP-200612-40
Behavioral and Economic Perspectives in Drug Abuse Research.
LRP-200709-02
Benefits and Barriers: Using and Sharing Geospatial Information
in the Department of Defense. RB-9282-OSD
The Benefits and Costs of New Fuels and Engines for Cars and
Light Trucks. WR-537-PRGS
Implementation and Dissemination Evaluation Report III
(2004–2005). TR-508-AHRQ
Better Coordination Is Needed to Manage the Enlisted Force in
the U.S. Air Force. RB-220-AF
Assessment of the AHRQ Patient Safety Initiative: Moving
from Research to Practice Evaluation Report II (2003–2004).
Bibliometric Analysis of Highly Cited Publications of Health
Research in England, 1995–2004. WR-368-DH
TR-463-AHRQ
Beyond the Gas Tax: Alternatives for a Greener World.
CT-274
Association of Sexual Abstinence in Adolescence with Mental
Health in Adulthood. LRP-200708-14
Bibliometric Analysis of Highly Cited Publications of Health
Research in England, 1997–2003: Theme Specific HCPs in
England. WR-509-DH
Associations Between Psychological Trauma and Physical Illness
in Primary Care. LRP-200608-17
Bioterrorism with Zoonotic Disease: Public Health Preparedness
Lessons from a Multiagency Exercise. RB-9279
The Associations of Gender, Sexual Identity and Competing
Needs with Healthcare Utilization Among People with HIV/
AIDS. LRP-200704-27
Availability of High School Extracurricular Sports Programs and
High-Risk Behaviors. LRP-200703-07
Back to Work: Expectations and Realizations of Work After
Retirement. WR-196-2
LRP-200700-07
Body Image and Children’s Mental Health Related Behaviors:
Results from the Healthy Passages Study. LRP-200701-09
Breaching the Fortress Wall: Understanding Terrorist Efforts to
Overcome Defensive Technologies. MG-481-DHS
RP-1308
Balancing Participation and Expertise: A Comparison of Locally
and Centrally Managed Health Care Quality Improvement
Within Primary Care Practices. LRP-200711-05
Breaking Ground: Analysis of the Assessment System and Impact
of Mexico’s Teacher Incentive Program “Carrera Magisterial”.
Balancing Two Lives: The Relationship of Activation, Pay, and
Retention Among U.S. Air Force Reserve Pilots. RGSD-213
Budget Estimating Relationships for Depot-Level Reparables in
the Air Force Flying Hour Program. MG-355-AF
Banking System Reform in China: The Challenges of Moving
Toward a Market-Oriented Economy. OP-194-CAPP
Building Integrated Information Systems for Chronic Care: The
California Experience. LRP-200600-15
TR-458-SEP
154
MG-574-SRF
MG-635-A
Building a Successful Palestinian State.
MG-146-1-DCR
Building an Army of Believers: Jihadist Radicalization and
Recruitment. CT-278-1
The Built Environment and Collective Efficacy.
LRP-200806-01
Business Cycle Comovement and Labor Market Institutions: An
Empirical Investigation. WR-511
“But Others Do It!”: Do Misperceptions of Schoolmate Alcohol
and Marijuana Use Predict Subsequent Drug Use Among
Young Adolescents? LRP-200704-10
Byting Back: Regaining Information Superiority Against 21stCentury Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency Study. Vol. 1.
MG-595/1-OSD
LRP-200708-01
Can Assisted Reproductive Technologies Help to Offset
LRP-200709-17
Can Publicly Available Information Be Used in Planning Terrorist
Attacks? RB-9278-DHS
Can a Chronic Care Model Collaborative Reduce Heart Disease
Risk in Patients with Diabetes? LRP-200702-16
A Capabilities-Based Strategy for Army Security Cooperation.
MG-563-A
Career and Time Management Strategies for Clinical and Health
Services Researchers. LRP-200710-49
Carry That Weight: Improving European Strategic Airlift
Capabilities. RGSD-219
Certain Competencies May Help Offset Lack of Expertise in
Senior Air Force Jobs. RB-235-AF
Cognitive Strategies Affecting Recall of Sexual Behavior Among
High-Risk Men and Women. LRP-200711-13
Combat Pair: The Evolution of Air Force-Navy Integration in
Strike Warfare. MG-655-AF
Combining Multiple Indicators of Clinical Quality:
An Evaluation of Different Analytic Approaches.
LRP-200706-07
Commercial Venues as Supports for Physical Activity in
Adolescent Girls. LRP-200708-09
Commercial Wind Insurance in the Gulf States: Developments
Since Hurricane Katrina and Challenges Moving Forward.
OP-190-ICJ
MG-624-AF
Community Characteristics Associated with HIV Risk Among
Injection Drug Users in the San Francisco Bay Area: A
Multilevel Analysis. LRP-200709-06
Measure Y in Action. TR-546-BPA
A Comparative Evaluation of United Nations Peacekeeping.
CT-284
Comparing For-Profit and Not-for-Profit Health Care Providers:
A Review of Literature. WR-476-MEDPAC
Comparing Perceived and Objectively Measured Access to
Recreational Facilities as Predictors of Physical Activity in
Adolescent Girls. LRP-200705-15
A Comparison of Three Sets of Criteria for Determining the
Presence of Differential Item Functioning Using Ordinal
Logistic Regression. LRP-200708-10
DB-517-AF
The Compleat Strategyst: Being a Primer on the Theory of
Games of Strategy. CB-113-1
The Complexity of Care for Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis:
Metrics for Better Understanding Chronic Disease Care.
LRP-200701-03
The Changing Relationship Between Education and Marriage in
the United States, 1940–2000. WR-530
Complications of Sling Surgery Among Female Medicare
Beneficiaries. LRP-200703-10
Charter Schools in California.
Conceptualizing and Defining Public Health Emergency
Preparedness. LRP-200704-22
LRP-200700-26
Representative Sample. LRP-200709-05
Military Superiority. RB-213-AF
Chinese Economic Coercion Against Taiwan: A Tricky Weapon
to Use. MG-507-OSD
Chronic Conditions and the Decline in Late-Life Disability.
LRP-200708-18
The Civil-Military Gap in the United States: Does It Exist, Why,
and Does It Matter? MG-379-A
Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military Retirees: Findings
from a Pilot Survey. MG-583-OSD
Confronting the Challenges of Student Engagement: A Case
Study of a School-Based Intervention. RGSD-218
Congestive Heart Failure Disease Management in MedicareManaged Care. LRP-200712-18
Conquest in Cyberspace: National Security and Information
Warfare. CB-407
TR-465-AF
Consumer-Directed Health Care: Early Evidence Shows Lower
Costs, Mixed Effects on Quality of Care. RB-9234
Consumer-Directed Health Plans and Health Savings Accounts:
155
Have They Worked for Small Businesses?
WR-520-EMKF
The Container Security Initiative and Ocean Container Threats.
LRP-200703-24
Contingencies for Change in Complacent Smokers.
LRP-200706-21
The Cumulative Effects of Quality Improvement for Depression
on Outcome Disparities over 9 Years: Results from a
Randomized, Controlled Group-Level Trial. LRP-200711-15
Daily Smoking Patterns, Their Determinants, and Implications
for Quitting. LRP-200702-10
Defining Corporate Culture: How Social Scientists Define
Culture, Values and Tradeoffs Among Them. WR-499-ICJ
Contribution of Public Parks to Physical Activity.
LRP-200703-08
Controlling for Individual Heterogeneity in Longitudinal Models,
with Applications to Student Achievement. RP-1266
Defining the Role of a National Commission on the Prevention of
Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism. CT-285
Achievement Models. WR-471-IES
A Description and Analysis of Evolving Data Resources on Small
Business. WR-293-1-ICJ
Coping with Iran: Confrontation, Containment, or Engagement?
A Conference Report. CF-237-NSRD
Design of the Coordinated Anxiety Learning and Management
(CALM) Study: Innovations in Collaborative Care for Anxiety
Disorders. LRP-200709-15
Correlated Physical and Mental Health Summary Scores for the
SF-36 and SF-12 Health Survey, V. I. RP-1309
Correlates of “Non-Problematic” and “Problematic” Substance
Use Among Depressed Adolescents in Primary Care.
LRP-200500-20
The Cost of Producing New Airmen Can Be Reduced with a
Better Mixture of On-the-Job Training and Schoolhouse
Courses. RB-229-AF
The Cost of a Military Person-Year: A Method for Computing
Savings from Force Reductions. MG-598-OSD
Cost-Effectiveness of Peginterferon Alpha-2a Compared with
Lamivudine Treatment in Patients with HBe-AntigenPositive Chronic Hepatitis B in the United Kingdom.
LRP-200708-04
Patients with Subthreshold Depression or Depressive Disorder.
RP-1297
Counterinsurgency Intelligence in a “Long War”: The British
Experience in Northern Ireland. RP-1247
Counterinsurgency Operations May Require Modernization of
the U.S. Airlift Fleet. RB-227-AF
Counterinsurgency in a Test Tube: Analyzing the Success of the
Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI).
MG-551-JFCOM
Creating the Evidence Base for the MLA Partnership.
LRP-200600-22
Crecimiento En Peso Y Longitud De Los Niänos Menores De
Dos Aänos Atendidos En El IMSS = Growth in Weight and
Height in Children Less Than Two Years Old in the IMSS
LRP-200701-18
RP-1243
Americans and Europeans. LRP-200700-24
Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries: Applying Financial Portfolio
Theory to Model the Organization of the Self-Concept.
LRP-200704-13
LRP-200705-32
Design of the Qatar National Research Fund: An Overview
of the Study Approach and Key Recommendations.
TR-209-QF
Designing and Conducting Tabletop Exercises to Assess Public
Health Preparedness for Manmade and Naturally Occurring
Biological Threats. RP-1273
Developing Quality Indicators for the Appropriateness of
LRP-200710-47
Developing Robust Border Security Technologies to Protect
Against Diverse and Adaptive Threats. CT-294
Developing Robust Border Security Technologies to Protect
Against Diverse and Adaptive Threats: Addendum.
CT-294/1
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies.
MG-572-AF
Developing Transport Demand Models: State-of-Practice
Tools to Enable Detailed Assessment of Transport Policy.
RB-9250-RE
Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine.
RGSD-221
Developing a Spanish-Language Consumer Report for CAHPSª)
Health Plan Surveys. LRP-200711-06
Developing a Standard Update Process for the Army’s Annual
MOS Availability Factors (AMAFs). DB-506-A
Development of a Preliminary Scleroderma Gastrointestinal Tract
1.0 Quality of Life Instrument. LRP-200709-16
Diagnosis and Management of Stable Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease: A Clinical Practice Guideline from the
American College of Physicians. LRP-200711-11
Did the Medicare Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Prospective
Payment System Result in Changes in Relative Patient
Severity and Relative Resource Use? LRP-200702-01
Differences in HIV Care Between Patients with and Without
Severe Mental Illness. LRP-200705-10
Differential Diffusion of HIV Technologies by Gender: The Case
of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy. LRP-200706-19
Disabled Medicare Beneficiaries by Dual Eligible Status:
156
LRP-200706-24
Disaster Planning and Risk Communication with Vulnerable
Communities: Lessons from Hurricane Katrina.
LRP-200704-19
A Discrete Time Hazards Model of Smoking Initiation Among
West Coast Youth from Age 5 to 23. LRP-200701-12
Disenrollment Information and Medicare Plan Choice: Is More
Information Better? LRP-200703-22
Diversity Versus Unity: Does Making Things Count Mean
Making Everything Count? LRP-200706-28
Do Benefits of Sarbanes-Oxley Justify the Costs? Empirical
Evidence in the Case of Small Firms. RB-9295-EMKF
Do Elderly Men Respond to Taxes on Earnings? Evidence from
the Social Security Retirement Earnings Test. WR-223-1
Do NYPD’s Pedestrian Stop Data Indicate Racial Bias?
RB-9325
The Economic Impact of Capitated Care for High Utilizers of
Public Mental Health Services: The Los Angeles PARTNERS
Program Experience. RP-1287
Economically Targeted Terrorism: A Review of the Literature
and a Framework for Considering Defensive Approaches.
TR-476-CTRMP
Education for a New Era: Design and Implementation of K-12
Education Reform in Qatar. MG-548-QATAR
MG-548/1-QATAR
Concentraciâon Plasmâatica De Cinc En Adultos Mayores
Residentes En Santiago De Chile = Effect of the Consumption
of a Food Supplement on Plasma Zinc Concentrations of FreeLiving Chilean Elderly Adults. LRP-200711-09
Malpractice Payments Reduce Negligent Injuries? RB-9280
The Effect of Adherence to Practice Guidelines on Depression
Outcomes. LRP-200709-04
Do Title I School Choice and Supplemental Educational Services
Affect Student Achievement? RB-9273
The Effect of Age on Outcomes of Sling Surgery for Urinary
Incontinence. LRP-200712-15
Liability? WR-403-ICJ
Effect of Complications on Mortality After Coronary Artery
Quality of Life Outcomes for Patients with Chronic Disease?
LRP-200702-14
Does Buying the F-22A under a Multiyear Contract Save Money
? RB-9274-OSD
Does Concordance Between Data Sources Vary by Medical
Organization Type? LRP-200706-36
Treatment Outcomes? Results from a Randomized
Effectiveness Trial. LRP-200700-18
Does Quality of Care for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes
Differ by Gender for Enrollees in Managed Care Plans?
LRP-200705-23
Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents’ Risk for
Poor Psychosocial and Behavioral Outcomes? A 9-Year
Longitudinal Study Comparing Solitary and Social Users.
LRP-200612-38
Does the Economy Affect Teenage Substance Use?
LRP-200701-11
The Dynamic Retention Model for Air Force Officers: New
Estimates and Policy Simulations of the Aviator Continuation
Pay Program. TR-470-AF
The EU Platform on Diet, Physical Activity and Health: Second
Monitoring Progress Report. TR-474-EC
LRP-200707-11
Effect of Content and Format of Prescription Drug Labels
Systematic Review. LRP-200705-37
Effect of Disease Management on Prescription Drug Treatment:
What Is the Right Quality Measure? LRP-200704-18
The Effect of Erectile Function on the Use of
Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitors After Radical Prostatectomy in
Japanese and U.S. Men. LRP-200805-03
Effect of Mental Health Care and Shared Decision Making on
Patient Satisfaction in a Community Sample of Patients with
Depression. LRP-200708-13
Effect of Patient Socioeconomic Status and Body Mass Index
on the Quality of Breast Cancer Adjuvant Chemotherapy.
LRP-200701-16
The Effect of Retirement Incentives on Retirement Behavior:
Evidence from the Self-Employed in the United States and
England. WR-528
The Effect of State Cost Containment Strategies on the Insurance
Status and Use of Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) for HIV
Infected People. LRP-200700-21
The Effect of Working for Pay on Adolescent Tobacco Use.
LRP-200711-12
Early Adolescent Exposure to Alcohol Advertising and Its
Relationship to Underage Drinking. LRP-200706-08
The Effect of a Quality Improvement Initiative on the Quality
of Other Aspects of Health Care: The Law of Unintended
Consequences? LRP-200701-04
Early Care and Education in the Golden State: Publicly Funded
Programs Serving California’s Preschool-Age Children.
Effective State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
Policy Forum Video. CF-239-PPN
157
The Effects of Health Sector Market Factors and Vulnerable
Group Membership on Access to Alcohol, Drug, and Mental
Health Care. LRP-200706-03
Pregnancy on Pregnancy Outcomes in Matlab, Bangladesh.
LRP-200709-03
The Effects of Multi-Hospital Systems on Hospital Prices.
LRP-200703-05
The Effects of Price Discount and Product Complementarity
on Consumer Evaluations of Bundle Components.
LRP-200712-01
Costs.
WR-500
Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints, and Start-Up
Costs. LRP-200706-23
LRP-200700-11
LRP-200705-35
Estimating DoD Transportation Spending: Analyses of Contract
and Payment Transactions. DB-516-TRANSCOM
TR-450-ICJ
Estimating the Benefits of the Air Force Purchasing and Supply
Chain Management Initiative. MG-584-AF
The Effects of Work-Conditioned Transfers on Marriage and
Child Well-Being: A Review. WR-531
Estimating the Global Impact of Improved Diagnostic Tools for
the Developing World. RB-9293
The Effects of the Changes in Chapter 7 Debtors’ Lien-Avoidance
Rights under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer
Protection Act of 2005. TR-484-EOUST
Ethical Principles in Social-Behavioral Research on Terrorism:
Probing the Parameters. WR-490-4-NSF/DOJ
Efficacy and Comparative Effectiveness of Off-Label
Use of Atypical Antipsychotics: Executive Summary.
LRP-200701-21
The Efficacy of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Cognitive
LRP-200601-26
The Efficacy of the Rio Hondo DUI Court: A 2-Year Field
Experiment. LRP-200702-04
Efforts to Improve Police-Community Relations in Cincinnati .
RB-9242-CC
Emigration and Schooling Among Second-Generation MexicanAmerican Children. WR-529
Employment and Self-Employment in the Wake of Hurricane
Katrina. WR-525
Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in Ukraine.
MG-673-CEIS
CT-271
Enhancing Public Health Preparedness: Exercises, Exemplary
Practices, and Lessons Learned, Phase III, Task E:
Approaches for Developing a Volunteer Program to Respond
to Public Health Emergencies. WR-516-DHHS
Enhancing Public Health Preparedness: Exercises, Exemplary
Practices, and Lessons Learned, Phase III: Task B2: Final
Report Promoting Emergency Preparedness and Readiness
for Pandemic Influenza (PREPARE for PI); Pilot Quality
Improvement Learning Collaborative. WR-491-DHHS
Enhancing Strategic Planning with Massive Scenario Generation:
Theory and Experiments. TR-392
Enlisting Madison Avenue: The Marketing Approach to Earning
Popular Support in Theaters of Operation. MG-607-JFCOM
Ensuring Palliative Medicine Availability: The Development of
the IAHPC List of Essential Medicines for Palliative Care.
LRP-200705-14
Entrepreneurship, Wealth, Liquidity Constraints and Start-Up
The Ethics of Using Quality Improvement Methods in Health
Care. LRP-200705-08
Ethnic Variations in Dementia Caregiving Experiences: Insights
from Focus Groups. LRP-200700-23
Evaluating Alternative Organizational Structures to Revitalize the
Economy of New Orleans. CT-295
RB-9287-EDU
Evaluating Uncertainty in Cost Estimates: A Practical Guide to
Eliciting Expert Judgments. RB-216-AF
Evaluating the Benefits and Costs of Increased Water-Use
Efficiency in Commercial Buildings. TR-461-NAT
Evaluating the Uptake of the Healthy Life Years Indicator : Final
Report. TR-453-EC
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Addendum to
the Interim Report. WR-434/1-CMS
Evaluation of Severity-Adjusted DRG Systems: Interim Report.
WR-434-CMS
An Evaluation of Substance Abuse Treatment Services for
Juvenile Probationers at Phoenix Academy of Los Angeles.
LRP-200300-17
Progress During 2004 and 2005. TR-397-ATSC
Evidence About the Link Between Education, Poverty and
Terrorism Among Palestinians. LRP-200700-22
Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine:
Promises and Problems. LRP-200704-21
Evidence for the Effect of Disease Management: Is $1 Billion a
Year a Good Investment? LRP-200712-09
the Veterans Health Administration’s Quality Transformation.
LRP-200712-08
Examination of the Association Between Syringe Exchange
Program (SEP) Dispensation Policy and SEP ClientLevel Syringe Coverage Among Injection Drug Users.
158
Regarding U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Security.
LRP-200704-07
Experiences of Social Stigma and Implications for Healthcare
Among a Diverse Population of HIV Positive Adults.
LRP-200711-19
TR-360-DHS
From the Outside In: Shaping the International Criminal Court.
RGSD-217
Explaining the Growth of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine. LRP-200710-52
Games of Strategy: Theory and Applications.
CB-149-1
An Exploratory Study of Mothers’ Perceptions of Acculturation
Within the Preschool Context. WR-523
Gender Differences in Adolescents’ Responses to Themes of
Relaxation in Cigarette Advertising: Relationship to Intentions
to Smoke. LRP-200702-03
Gender Disparities in Managed Care It’s Time for Action.
MG-483-DHS
F-22A Multiyear Procurement Program: An Assessment of Cost
Savings. MG-664-OSD
LRP-200705-22
Factors Associated with Major Depression Among Mothers in
Los Angeles. LRP-200709-11
George Michael, The Enemy of My Enemy: The Alarming
Convergence of Militant Islam and the Extreme Right Book
Review LRP-200703-18
Factors Associated with Primary Care Clinicians’ Choice of
a Watchful Waiting Approach to Managing Depression.
Getting Inside the Black Box: Examining How the Operation of
Charter Schools Affects Performance. LRP-200700-27
LRP-200701-10
RB-9258-DHS
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and Reserve Manpower
Within Military Units. MG-527-OSD
Getting Services Right for Those Sick Enough to Die.
Families under Stress: An Assessment of Data, Theory,
Getting the Policies Right: The Prioritization and Sequencing of
Policies in Post-Conflict Countries. RGSD-222
MG-599-OSD
Family History of Premature Coronary Heart Disease and
Coronary Artery Calcification: Multi-Ethnic Study of
Atherosclerosis (MESA). LRP-200708-16
Family Structure and the Treatment of Childhood Asthma.
LRP-200710-45-
The Feasibility of Computerized Patient Self-Assessment at
Mental Health Clinics. LRP-200707-01
The Federal Role in Terrorism Insurance: Evaluating Alternatives
in an Uncertain World. MG-679-CTRMP
TR-501-OSD
Finding the Balance Between Schoolhouse and On-the-Job
Training. MG-555-AF
Flexible Substitution Patterns in Models of Mode and Time of
Day Choice: New Evidence from the UK and the Netherlands.
LRP-200707-09
Forces Shaping the Future U.S. Workforce and Workplace:
Implications for 21st Century Work. CT-273
LRP-200703-27
Getting to Outcomes: 10 Steps for Achieving Results-Based
Accountability. TR-101/2-CDC
The Global Bio/Nano/info Technology, Revolution and the Future
of Society. LRP-200712-11
The Global Technology Revolution 2020: Trends, Drivers,
Barriers, and Social Implications. LRP-200705-28
Globalization and Beyond: Keynote Address: 81st Annual Los
Angeles World Trade Week Kickoff Breakfast, May 1, 2007.
CP-524
A Good Start in Life: Revisiting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in
Health Outcomes at and After Birth. RGSD-220
Green’s Functions for One-Velocity Neutron Transport in a OneDimensional Slab and Sphere. LRP-196409-02
Guardianship Planning Among HIV-Infected Parents in the
United States: Results from a Nationally Representative
Sample. LRP-200702-06
RB-9241
Estimates. TR-418-AF
Forecasting the Supply of and Demand for Physicians in the
Inland Southern California Area. TR-524-UCR
HCV and HIV Counseling and Testing Integration in California:
An Innovative Approach to Increase HIV Counseling and
Testing Rates. LRP-200700-17
Formative Evaluation of Antiretroviral Therapy Scale-Up
Efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa. LRP-200711-16
Habitable Planets for Man.
A Framework for Planning Cost-Effective Rail Security Against a
Terrorist Attack. RB-9309-NIJ
A Framework for Understanding and Comparing 14–19
Education Policies in the United Kingdom. LRP-200700-03
Freedom and Information: Assessing Publicly Available Data
CB-179-1
Haciendo Camino: Analisis Del Sistema De Evaluacion Y Del
Impacto Del Programa De Estimulos Docentes Carrera
Magisterial En Mexico. MG-471/1-EDU
Haplotypes in the Lipoprotein Lipase Gene Influence HighDensity Lipoprotein Cholesterol Response to Statin Therapy
and Progression of Atherosclerosis in Coronary Artery Bypass
159
Grafts.
LRP-200702-12
MG-447-A
Have Nursing Home Compare Quality Measure Scores Changed
over Time in Response to Competition? LRP-200706-27
How Important Is Exact Balance in Treatment and Control
Sample Sizes to Evaluations? LRP-200707-08
Heads We Win—the Cognitive Side of Counterinsurgency
(COIN): RAND Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 1.
How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity .
OP-168-OSD
RB-9267-HLTH
How Schools Responded to Student Mental Health Needs
Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. RB-9291
Heads We Win: Improving Cognitive Effectiveness in
Counterinsurgency. RB-9244-OSD
Health Care Cost Associated with Prostate Cancer,
LRP-200710-03-
How Taiwan’s Status Is Resolved Will Determine Whether U.S.China Relations Are Cooperative or Hostile. RB-226-AF
Hu Jintao as China’s Emerging National Security Leader.
LRP-200400-27
Health Care Markets, the Safety Net, and Utilization of Care
Among the Uninsured. LRP-200702-13
Human Capital and the Productivity of Suicide Bombers.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Hepatitis C Virus Testing
Services at Syringe Exchange Programs: Availability and
Health Disparities and Access to Health.
RB-9236-OSD
LRP-200703-12
Health Maintenance Organization Penetration and the Practice
Location Choices of New Physicians. LRP-199811-07
RB-9237
Health-Related Quality of Life Consequences of Implantable
Cardioverter Defibrillators: Results from MADIT II.
LRP-200705-30
MG-146/1-1-RC
High School Drug Use Predicts Job-Related Outcomes at Age 29.
LRP-200703-01
Higher Syringe Coverage Is Associated with Lower Odds of HIV
Risk and Does Not Increase Unsafe Syringe Disposal Among
Syringe Exchange Program Clients. LRP-200707-02
Historical and Life Course Timing of the Male Mortality
Disadvantage in Europe: Epidemiologic Transitions,
Evolution, and Behavior. WR-498
Hospital Competition, Managed Care, and Mortality After
LRP-200704-04
Hospital Field Manual for the National Hospital Discharge
TR-475/1-HLTH
Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine: A Case Study of the
Barriers and Factors Facilitating the Creation of a Center.
MG-591-NCCAM
LRP-200705-01
How Does Terrorism Risk Vary Across Space and Time? An
Analysis Based on the Israeli Experience. LRP-200704-12
How Educators in Three States Are Responding to StandardsBased Accountability under No Child Left Behind.
RB-9259-NSF
LRP-200706-30
Human Papillomavirus Triage of Women with Persistent
Borderline or Mildly Dyskaryotic Smears: Comparison
of Costs and Side Effects of Three Alternative Strategies.
LRP-200710-01
Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets, Responses, and
Considerations. MG-689-OACP
Hurricane Katrina: Lessons for Army Planning and Operations.
MG-603-A
Hypothetical Intertemporal Consumption Choices.
LRP-200303-24
IRT Health Outcomes Data Analysis Project: An Overview and
Summary. LRP-200708-11
Identifying Fraud, Abuse, and Error in Personal Bankruptcy
Filings. MG-586-NIJ
Identifying Priorities for Post-Secondary Education in Qatar.
RB-9276-QATAR
Identifying Widely Covered Drugs and Drug Coverage Variation
Among Medicare Part D Formularies. LRP-200706-18
Immigrants and Health Care: Sources of Vulnerability.
LRP-200709-10
Impact of Full Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity for
Children in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program.
LRP-200702-05
The Impact of Health Insurance Status on Treatment Intensity and
Health Outcomes. WR-505
The Impact of Legalizing Syringe Exchange Programs on Arrests
Among Injection Drug Users in California. LRP-200705-13
The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Health over the LifeCourse. LRP-200709-18
WR-477
Impact of a Positive Youth Development Program in Urban AfterSchool Settings on the Prevention of Adolescent Substance
Use. LRP-200709-01
160
Impact of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program on
Adolescents in New York. LRP-200704-24
The Implications of Using US-Specific EQ-5D Preference
Weights for Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation. LRP-200705-31
The Importance of Social Context: Neighborhood Stressors,
Stress-Buffering Mechanisms, and Alcohol, Drug, and Mental
Health Disorders. LRP-200711-17
Improved Health Care Among Children with Special Health
Care Needs After Enrollment into the State Children’s Health
Insurance Program. LRP-200701-20
Improved Survival Associated with Prophylactic Implantable
Defibrillators in Elderly Patients with Prior Myocardial
Infarction and Depressed Ventricular Function: A MADIT-II
Substudy. LRP-200708-07
Government. WR-470-DHHS
Improving Performance for Health Plan Customer Service: A
Case Study of a Successful CAHPS Quality Improvement
Intervention. WR-517-AHRQ
Intensifying Efforts to Reduce Child Malnutrition in India:
LRP-200709-19
WR-524
Interim Evaluation of the Public Health Programme 2003–2008:
Final Report. TR-460-EC
International Alliances and Military Effectiveness: Fighting
Alongside Allies and Partners. LRP-200700-16
International Migration Patterns of Physicians to the United
States: A Cross-National Panel Analysis. LRP-200712-03
Interpreting Treatment Effects When Cases Are Institutionalized
After Treatment. LRP-200707-03
LRP-200700-06
Intertemporal Consumption with Directly Measured Welfare
Functions and Subjective Expectations. WR-535
Introduction of Single Farm Payments in Finland and Germany.
TR-523-NAO
Improving Recruitment and Retention in the New Orleans Police
Department. RB-9243-1-RC
Indicators Measurement Set. LRP-200710-40
Systems in Local Health Departments. WR-469-DHHS
Iraqi Security Forces: Defining Challenges and Assessing
Progress. CT-277
Innovation Research Program. CT-280
Is Special Regulatory Treatment for Small Businesses Working as
Intended? RB-9298-EMKF
Innovation Research Program: Addendum. CT-280/1
In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic and Effects
MG-663-EMKF
Incorporating Traffic Enforcement Racial Profiling Analyses into
Police Department Early Intervention Systems. RGSD-211
Increases in Morbid Obesity in the USA: 2000–2005.
LRP-200707-06
Increasing Influenza Immunization for Long-Term Care Facility
Staff Using Quality Improvement. LRP-200711-08
CF-228-ISE
Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned Officers.
MG-553-OSD
Individual Differences in Adult Decision-Making Competence.
LRP-200705-24
Is Weapon System Cost Growth Increasing? A Quantitative
Assessment of Completed and Ongoing Programs.
MG-588-AF
RB-9207-CCC
TR-367-CCC
Item Response Theory Analyses of Physical Functioning Items in
the Medical Outcomes Study. LRP-200705-16
Job Satisfaction of Nurse Aides in Nursing Homes: Intent to
Leave and Turnover. LRP-200704-17
The Just Conduct of War Against Radical Islamic Terror and
Insurgencies. LRP-200700-19
Justice, Treatment, and Cost: An Evaluation of the Fiscal Impact
of Allegheny County Mental Health Court. TR-439-CSG
Kidney Cancer.
LRP-200706-33
The Kids Are OK: Divorce and Children’s Behavior Problems.
The Influence of Staffing Characteristics on Quality of Care in
Nursing Homes. LRP-200710-05
Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions: The Benefits
of and Barriers to Sharing Geospatial Data Assets.
MG-552-OSD
RB-236-AF
MG-587-1-ICJ
Intended and Unintended Consequences: What Should We Really
Worry About? LRP-200701-05
WR-489
TR-416-A
Labor Market Status and Transitions During the Pre-Retirement
Years: Learning from International Differences. WR-536
Language Access Services for Latinos with Limited English
Proficiency: Lessons Learned from Hablamos Juntos.
LRP-200711-03
161
Latent Variable Analysis: A New Approach to University
Ranking. LRP-200507-21
Relation to Dating Violence. RP-1235
Le Travail Independant Passe 50 Ans: Le Role De La Richesse
Individuelle Et Des Couts De Creation D’entreprise.
LRP-200712-12
Leading the Executive Branch: Strategies and Options for
Achieving Success. OP-181-PV/EMR
Learning Large Lessons: The Evolving Roles of Ground Power
and Air Power in the Post-Cold War Era. MG-405-1-AF
Learning Large Lessons: The Evolving Roles of Ground Power
and Air Power in the Post-Cold War Era: Executive Summary.
MG-405/1-AF
Learning the Lessons of Hurricane Katrina for the U.S. Army.
RB-9255-A
Analysis.
OP-206-RC
Matching Efficiency and Labour Market Reform in Italy: A
Macroeconometric Assessment. LRP-200703-21
Maximizers Versus Satisficers: Decision-Making Styles,
Competence, and Outcomes. LRP-200712-13
Measurement Error and Misclassification: A Comparison of
Survey and Administrative Data. LRP-200707-13
Measuring Changes in Client-Level Treatment Process in the
Therapeutic Community (TC) with the Dimensions of Change
Instrument (DCI). LRP-200707-10
Measuring the Quality of Care Provided to Community Dwelling
Vulnerable Elders Dually Enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid.
LRP-200710-51
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory Constraints on
Department of Defense Acquisition: An Empirical Analysis.
MG-569-OSD
The Lender-Placed Flood Insurance Market for Residential
Properties. TR-468-FEMA
Measuring the Use of Women-Owned Small Businesses in
Federal Contracting. RB-9261-SBA
Lessons Learned from the State and Local Public Health
Response to Hurricane Katrina. WR-473-DHHS
Medicaid Under-Reporting in the Current Population Survey and
One Approach for a Partial Correction. WR-532
Effective, Efficient Global Supply Chain. DB-515-A
Medical Expenditure Risk and Household Portfolio Choice.
Liaisons Dangereuses? Transatlantic Intelligence Cooperation
and the Global War on Terrorism. LRP-200700-02
Meeting Today’s Demands, Shaping Tomorrow’s Choices:
Annual Report 2006. AR-7117-A
Lifecourse, Immigrant Status and Acculturation in Food
Purchasing and Preparation Among Low-Income Mothers.
Mental Health Service Use Among Hurricane Katrina Survivors
in the Eight Months After the Disaster. LRP-200711-04
LRP-200704-06
Littoral Combat Ships: Relating Performance to Mission
MG-528-NAVY
RP-1271
The Logsum as an Evaluation Measure: Review of Literature and
New Results. LRP-200711-21
A Look Inside the “Doughnut Hole”: How Drug-Benefit Limits
Affect Retiree Prescription Use. RB-9285
Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act:
Fiscal Year 2004–2005 Report. TR-368-1-LACPD
Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act:
Fiscal Year 2005–2006 Report. TR-498-LACPD
The Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood
Survey: Neighborhood Observations Codebook.
WR-325-1
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among People with
HIV: Lessons from HCSUS. RB-9300
Merit Pay for Florida Teachers: Design and Implementation
Issues. WR-508-FEA
A Methodology for Developing Army Acquisition Strategies for
an Uncertain Future. MG-532-A
A Methodology for Estimating the Impact of Aircraft Carrier
Operational Cycles on the Maintenance Industrial Base.
TR-480-NAVY
Methodology for Improving the Planning, Execution, and
Assessment of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
Operations. TR-459-AF
Methods to Develop Arthritis and Osteoporosis Measures: A
View from the National Committee for Quality Assurance
(NCQA). LRP-200711-20
Methods.
WR-240/13-LAFANS
LRP-200700-14
The Los Angeles Neighborhood Services and Characteristics
Database: Codebook. WR-240/12-LAFANS
Minimally Important Difference in Diffuse Systemic Sclerosis:
Results from the D-Penicillamine Study. LRP-200610-27
Making Liberia Safe: Transformation of the National Security
Sector. MG-529-OSD
Misspecification Issues in Risk Adjustment and Construction of
Outcome-Based Quality Indicators. LRP-200706-35
Male Infertility.
Mobile Technology and Action Teams: Assessing Blackberry Use
in Law Enforcement Units. WR-458
LRP-200700-10
LRP-200700-12
Managing Diversity in Corporate America: An Exploratory
The Modeling of Motorcycle Ownership and Commuter Usage:
162
A UK Study.
LRP-200700-29
Modelling Park-and-Ride: Understanding Multi-Modal Travel.
MG-593-OSD
A New Analytic Method for Finding Policy-Relevant Scenarios.
RB-9289-RE
International Disaster Management. WR-514
Modernizing the Federal Government: Paying for Performance.
OP-213-PV/EMR
Counterinsurgency Study—Paper 4. OP-185-OSD
RP-1244
Challenges Beyond Iraq. MG-499-AF
New Perspectives on Marijuana and Youth: Abstainers Are Not
Maladjusted, but Lone Users Face Difficulties. RB-9265
New Security Challenges: Policy Issues and Analytic
Approaches. CP-381-0707-
Mortality Risks, Health Endowments, and Parental Investments
in Infancy: Evidence from Rural India. LRP-200711-14
A New System for K-12 Education in Qatar (Arabic Version) .
Motivating Mammography Adherence in Elderly Latinas: A
Test of Three Mathematical Models of Decision Making.
A New System for K-12 Education in Qatar.
RP-1289
Remuneration Issues: Focus Group Investigation and Analysis.
DB-551-MOD
A Multilevel Decomposition Approach to Estimate the Role
of Program Location and Neighborhood Disadvantage
in Racial Disparities in Alcohol Treatment Completion.
LRP-200701-01
RB-9248/1-QATAR
RB-9248-QATAR
A New Tool Can Help Commercial-Building Owners Make
Better Water-Efficiency Decisions. RB-9294-NAT
Workloads for Aging Aircraft. RB-219-AF
New Tools Can Make Intelligence Collection More Responsive to
Time-Sensitive Targets. RB-230-AF
New Tools for Assessing State and Local SNS Readiness.
WR-455-DHHS
Multimorbidity Is Associated with Better Quality of Care Among
Vulnerable Elders. LRP-200706-10
The New York City Palliative Care Quality Improvement
Collaborative. LRP-200706-26
The Myth of Worksharing.
Next Steps for Use of Item Response Theory in the Assessment
of Health Outcomes. LRP-200708-20
LRP-200406-25
Nanomaterials in the Workplace: A Summary of the RAND
Policy and Planning Workshop on Occupational Safety and
Health. CT-269
Nativity and Duration of Time in the United States: Differences
in Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among Low-Income Postpartum
Women. LRP-200710-46
Nature and Causes of Trends in Male Diabetes Prevalence,
Undiagnosed Diabetes, and the Socioeconomic Status Health
Gradient. LRP-200708-08
Navigating the Information Revolution: Choices for Laggard
Countries. RGSD-208
Navy/OSD Collaborative Review of Acquisition Policy for DoD
C3I and Weapon Programs. DB-528-NAVY
Need for and Use of Family Leave Among Parents of Children
with Special Health Care Needs. LRP-200705-09
Negotiating with Iran.
CT-293
Neighborhood Context and Ethnicity Differences in Body Mass
Index: A Multilevel Analysis Using the NHANES III Survey
(1988–1994). LRP-200707-14
Neighborhood Design and Walking Trips in Ten U.S.
Metropolitan Areas. LRP-200704-09
Noncoverage and Nonresponse in an Internet Survey.
LRP-200703-28
Not Shifting but Broadening Marital Research: Comments on
Fincham, Stanley, and Beach. LRP-200705-06
Nurse Working Conditions and Patient Safety Outcomes.
LRP-200706-06
Nurse Working Conditions, Organizational Climate, and Intent
to Leave in ICUs: An Instrumental Variable Approach.
LRP-200706-22
Nursing Home Administrators’ Opinions of the Resident Safety
Culture in Nursing Homes. LRP-200703-06
Nursing Home Deficiency Citations for Medication Use.
LRP-200704-28
Nursing Home Staff Turnover: Impact on Nursing Home
Compare Quality Measures. LRP-200710-54
RB-9043-1
Obesity and Health in Europeans Ages 50 and Older.
LRP-200707-12
On Referral Patterns for Patients with Breast Cancer.
LRP-200701-15
Network Technologies for Networked Terrorists: Assessing the
Value of Information and Communications Technologies to
Modern Terrorist Organizations. TR-454-DHS
On Terrorism and Electoral Outcomes: Theory and Evidence
from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. LRP-200612-42
On the Development of Time Period and Mode Choice Models
163
for Use in Large Scale Modelling Forecasting Systems.
LRP-200711-22
The Operational Code of the Politburo.
CB-104-1
Pilot Test of Project CHOICE: A Voluntary Afterschool
Intervention for Middle School Youth. LRP-200712-10
Planets for Man.
CB-183-1
Organizational Culture and Physician Satisfaction with
Dimensions of Group Practice. LRP-200706-04
Planning Ahead in the Department of Defense.
Evaluation Report. TR-535-CC
LRP-200702-02
Overcoming the “Resource Curse”: Prioritizing Policy
Interventions in Countries with Large Extractive Industries.
RGSD-215
LRP-196306-02
Polarized Politics and Policy Consequences.
OP-197-PV/EMR
CP-521-0207-
CP-521-0407-
CP-521-0607-
PGMs: Changing Weapon Priorities, New Risks, New
Opportunities. LRP-197603-01
The PRISM Model: Evidence on Model Hierarchy and Parameter
Values. TR-280-DFT
CP-521-1207-
Partially Capitated Managed Care Versus FFS for Special Needs
Children. LRP-200706-25
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development.
CT-281
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquid Development: Addendum.
Party-Army Relations Since the 16th Party Congress: The Battle
of the “Two Centers”? LRP-200400-26
Patient Centered Experiences in Breast Cancer: Predicting LongTerm Adherence to Tamoxifen Use. LRP-200705-03
Pay-for-Performance in California’s Workers’ Compensation
Medical Treatment System: An Assessment of Options,
Challenges and Potential Benefits. WR-512-ICJ
LRP-200700-09
Pediatricians’ Perspectives Regarding Community Child Health:
Training, Involvement, and Expectations According to Age.
Policy Issues for Coal-to-Liquids Development.
Operations Observations and Insights from Afghanistan and
Iraq. MG-428/2-JFCOM
Perennial Cornucopia: Planning the Next Agricultural Revolution
. RB-9263-RPC
CT-287
CT-279
and Social Research Council: A Case Study of the Future of
Work Programme, Approach and Analysis. TR-435-ESRC
and Social Research Council: A Case Study of the Future of
Work Programme, Supporting Data. TR-438-ESRC
Mississippi Gulf Coast. TR-511-OA/MAR/NAR
Post-Secondary Education in Qatar: Employer Demand, Student
Choice, and Options for Policy. MG-644-QATAR
Prebankruptcy Credit Counseling.
LRP-200711-24
CP-521-1007-
CT-281/1
Policy Issues for Oil Shale Development.
DB-544-FFE
CP-521-0807-
TR-509-EOUST
Precision of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Data Compared with
Other Clinical Measures. LRP-200710-10
Predicting Outcomes of Primary Care Patients with Major
Depression: Development of a Depression Prognosis Index.
LRP-200708-02
Perennial Polyculture Farming: Seeds of Another Agricultural
Revolution? OP-179-RPC
Predictors of Timely Follow-Up Care Among Medicaid-Enrolled
Adults After Psychiatric Hospitalization. LRP-200712-07
Perspective on B17–076.
Consequences of a Terrorist Incident or Other Public Health
Emergency. TR-493/1-HS
CT-286
Perspectives on U.S. Competitiveness in Science and Technology.
CF-235-OSD
Pharmacy Benefit Caps and the Chronically Ill.
LRP-200709-08
Physical Functioning and Mental Well-Being in Association
with Health Outcome in Patients Enrolled in the
Multicenter Automatic Defibrillator Implantation Trial II.
LRP-200703-25
Physician Communication When Prescribing New Medications.
LRP-200609-22
Preparing Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
Staff to Respond to Hospitals and Clinics Following LargeScale Emergencies. TR-493-HS
Interagency Issues. MG-646-A
TR-443-NAO
Prescription Drug Cost Sharing: Associations with Medication
164
and Medical Utilization and Spending and Health.
LRP-200707-04
LRP-200704-14
Prescription Drug Coverage and Elderly Medicare Spending.
LRP-200709-12
Prevalence of Depression-PTSD Comorbidity: Implications
for Clinical Practice Guidelines and Primary Care-Based
Interventions. LRP-200706-31
Preventing Underage Drinking: Using Getting to Outcomes with
the SAMHSA Strategic Prevention Framework to Achieve
Results. TR-403-SAMHSA
Examinations in the United States. LRP-200709-14
Price Variation in Markets with Homogeneous Goods: The Case
of Medigap. WR-504
Private Firms Working in the Public Interest: Is the Financial
Statement Audit Broken? RGSD-212
Private Insurers Play a Limited, but Key, Role in Underwriting
Residential Flood Insurance. RB-9270-FEMA
Problem Drinking Among Cambodian Refugees in the United
States: How Big of a Problem Is It? LRP-200701-13
Problem-Oriented Reporting of CAHPS Consumer Evaluations
of Health Care. LRP-200710-09
Processes and Outcomes of Substance Abuse Treatment Between
Two Programs for Clients Insured under Managed Care.
LRP-200705-27
CPU-0-ADM-2006
Programmable Infusion Pumps in ICUs: An Analysis of
Corresponding Adverse Drug Events. LRP-200801-07
Programmed Depot Maintenance Capacity Assessment Tool:
Workloads, Capacity, and Availability. MG-519-AF
Project CHAT: A Brief Motivational Substance Abuse
Intervention for Teens in Primary Care. LRP-200703-02
The Promise of Health Care Cost Containment.
LRP-200711-07
The Promise of Preschool for Narrowing Readiness
and Achievement Gaps Among California Children.
Psychometric Evaluation and Calibration of Health-Related
Quality of Life Item Banks: Plans for the Patient-Reported
Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS).
LRP-200705-18
California Preschool-Age Children. RB-9307-PF/WKKF/
PEW/NIEER/WCJVSF/LAUP
Putting the Practice into Evidence-Based Dentistry and Health
Services Research. LRP-200701-06
Quality Improvement in Public Health Emergency Preparedness.
LRP-200704-03
Quality Indicators for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in Vulnerable
Elders. LRP-200710-30
Quality Indicators for Continuity and Coordination of Care in
Quality Indicators for Falls and Mobility Problems in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for Hospitalization and Surgery in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for Medication Use in Vulnerable Elders
LRP-200710-14
Quality Indicators for Pain Management in Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-17
Quality Indicators for Palliative and End-of-Life Care in
Quality Indicators for Screening and Prevention in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Breast Cancer in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease in Vulnerable Elders. LRP-200710-28
Quality Indicators for the Care of Colorectal Cancer in
Quality Indicators for the Care of Dementia in Vulnerable Elders.
LRP-200710-25
Preparedness. RB-9286
Quality Indicators for the Care of Depression in Vulnerable
Prostate Cancer Knowledge Among Low Income Minority Men.
Quality Indicators for the Care of Diabetes Mellitus in Vulnerable
LRP-200705-26
Prostatitis.
LRP-200706-34
Protecting Emergency Responders at Large-Scale Incidents:
Lessons Learned from the Response to the Attacks on the
World Trade Center. CT-291
Quality Indicators for the Care of Hearing Loss in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Hypertension in Vulnerable
Provider Perceptions of Patient Psychosocial Needs After
Orofacial Injury. LRP-200708-19
Quality Indicators for the Care of Ischemic Heart Disease in
Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoarthritis in Vulnerable
165
Elders.
Racial Differences in the Use of Epidural Analgesia for Labor.
LRP-200710-15
Quality Indicators for the Care of Osteoporosis in Vulnerable
LRP-200701-19
Quality Indicators for the Care of Pressure Ulcers in Vulnerable
Racial Disparities in Completion Rates from Publicly Funded
Alcohol Treatment: Economic Resources Explain More Than
Demographics and Addiction Severity. LRP-200704-02
Quality Indicators for the Care of Sleep Disorders in Vulnerable
Racial Disparities in the Surgical Management of Stress
Quality Indicators for the Care of Stroke and Atrial Fibrillation in
Quality Indicators for the Care of Undernutrition in Vulnerable
Quality Indicators for the Care of Vision Impairment in
Quality Indicators for the Screening and Care of Urinary
Incontinence in Vulnerable Elders. LRP-200710-24
Quality by Any Other Name? A Comparison of Three Profiling
Systems for Assessing Health Care Quality. LRP-200710-42
The Quality of Ambulatory Care Delivered to Children in the
United States. LRP-200710-41
Quality of Care Is Associated with Survival in Vulnerable Older
Patients. RP-1282
Quality of Children’s Health Care.
CF-243
Quality of Life After Surgery, External Beam Irradiation,
or Brachytherapy for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer.
LRP-200706-11
The Quality of Obstructive Lung Disease Care for Adults in the
United States as Measured by Adherence to Recommended
Processes. LRP-200612-41
LRP-200705-25
Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Timing of First Marriage
and Smoking Cessation. LRP-200708-15
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Quality of Asthma Care.
LRP-200711-25
Security Studies, ETH Zurich (2007). CF-229
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Tai Chi for Tension
Headaches. LRP-200703-11
Rates and Types of Events Reported to Established Incident
Reporting Systems in Two US Hospitals. LRP-200706-14
Reactions to Dating Violence Among Latino Teenagers: An
Experiment Utilizing the Articulated Thoughts in Simulated
Situations Paradigm. LRP-200712-05
Department. MG-585-RC
Conceptual Framework and Feasibility Study: Final Report.
TR-475-HLTH
Reducing Medical Malpractice by Targeting Physicians Making
Medical Malpractice Payments. LRP-200703-20
The Quality of Surgical Pathology Care for Men Undergoing
Radical Prostatectomy in the U.S. LRP-200706-13
Quantifying Asthma Symptoms in Adults: The Lara Asthma
Symptom Scale. LRP-200712-16
Relationship Between Number of Medical Conditions and
Quality of Care. LRP-200706-12
Quantifying the Risks and Benefits of Natalizumab in Relapsing
Multiple Sclerosis. LRP-200705-29
Relationship Commitment and Its Implications for Unprotected
Sex Among Impoverished Women Living in Shelters and
Low-Income Housing in Los Angeles County. RP-1325
RAND Education Informational Brochure.
CP-472-0710-
RAND National Security Research Division, Annual Report
2006. AR-7121-OSD
RAND Project Air Force, Annual Report 2007.
AR-7118-AF
Networks . RB-9251-SRF
CP-22-0704
CP-22-0708
CP-22 (12/07)-
RAND/Hartford Initiative to Build Interdisciplinary Geriatric
Health Care Research Centers. LRP-200701-08
RFID in the Retail Sector: A Methodology for Analysis of Policy
Proposals and Their Implications for Privacy, Economic
Efficiency and Security. RGSD-209
OP-189-ICJ
Reliability of Reasons for Early Termination of Breastfeeding:
Application of a Bivariate Probability Model with Sample
Selection to Data from Surveys in Malaysia in 1976–77 and
1988-89. LRP-200603-38
Reliability of a Store Observation Tool in Measuring Availability
of Alcohol and Selected Foods. LRP-200711-18
Reliability, Validity, and Minimally Important Differences of the
SF-6D in Systemic Sclerosis. LRP-200708-05
Religiosity, Denominational Affiliation, and Sexual
LRP-200700-15
Remuneration and Its Motivation of Service Personnel: Focus
Group Investigation and Analysis. DB-549-MOD
Repeated Measures Analyses of Dose Timing of Antiretroviral
166
Medication and Its Relationship to HIV Virologic Outcomes.
LRP-200702-09
Research and Development Issues for Producing Liquid Fuels
from Coal. CT-289
The Response of Physician Groups to P4P Incentives.
LRP-200705-12
WR-452-UWA
School Finance Systems and Their Responsiveness
to Performance Pressures: A Case Study of Texas.
WR-453-UWA
Responsibility in the Global Information Society: Towards MultiStakeholder Governance. TR-472-BT
School-Based Drug Prevention Among At-Risk Adolescents:
Effects of ALERT Plus. LRP-200708-03
The Returns from Health Care Efficiency Research in the
Netherlands. LRP-200610-24
Schools’ Mental Health Responses After Hurricanes Katrina and
Rita. LRP-200710-12
A Review of Methods to Measure Health-Related Productivity
Loss. LRP-200704-16
Search Strategy for ACOVE-3 Literature Reviews.
Disparities. LRP-200711-23
Rhetoric Versus Reality: What We Know and What We
MR-1118-1-EDU
Rifling Through the Terrorists’ Arsenal: Exploring Groups’
Weapon Choices and Technology Strategies. WR-533-RC
Risk Informed Resource Allocation at the Department of
Homeland Security. CT-272
WR-515/3
Technologies. TR-406-EC
The Sensitivity of Value-Added Teacher Effect Estimates
LRP-200703-30
Serving the Underserved: An Evaluation of the First Years of
Montgomery Cares. WR-472
TR-516-RC
Setting the Historical Context for Project Restrosight: Initial
Draft. WR-466-RS
Severity of Visual Field Loss and Health-Related Quality of Life.
LRP-200705-11
LRP-200706-16
Risks and Prices: The Role of User Sanctions in Marijuana
Markets. LRP-200709-13
Sexual Pleasure and Condom Use.
Road Pricing: Predicting the Responses of Drivers to Road
Pricing. RB-9288-RE
Sexual Risk Among Impoverished Women: Understanding the
Role of Housing Status. LRP-200711-26
The Road to Total War.
Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups and the Exchange
of New Technologies. MG-485-DHS
CB-408
Options to Public and Private Investment in Hydrogen and
Fuel Cell Technologies. RGSD-210
The Role of Preoperative Testing on Outcomes After Sling
Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence. LRP-200710-04
LRP-200712-14-
Simulation of Pension Reforms in The Netherlands.
LRP-200700-25
The Role of Provider Volume on Outcomes After Sling Surgery
for Stress Urinary Incontinence. LRP-200704-15
A Single Mathematical Model Predicts Physicians’
Recommendations and Postmenopausal Women’s Decisions
to Participate in a Clinical Trial to Prevent Breast Cancer or
Coronary Heart Disease. RP-1290
The Role of Public and Private Litigation in the Enforcement of
Securities Laws in the United States. RGSD-224
Smoking Rates Among Adolescents in Substance Abuse
Treatment Programs. LRP-200712-06
Social Cognitive Processes Mediating the Relationship Between
Exposure to Television’s Sexual Content and Adolescents’
Sexual Behavior. RP-1312
LRP-200705-02
The Role of the Bifactor Model in Resolving Dimensionality
Issues in Health Outcomes Measures. LRP-200708-12
The Role of the Department of Defense in Provincial
Reconstruction Teams. CT-290
The SF-36 Physical and Mental Health Factors Were Confirmed
in Cancer and HIV/AIDS Patients. LRP-200701-02
The Sample Selection Model from a Method of Moments
Perspective. LRP-200701-17
School Characteristics and Behavior Problems of U.S. FifthGraders. LRP-200705-07
Social Context of Physical Activity and Weight Status in
Working-Class Populations. LRP-200710-53
Social Networks and Access to Health Care Among MexicanAmericans. LRP-200710-44
Social and Racial Differences in Selection of Breast Cancer
Adjuvant Chemotherapy Regimens. LRP-200706-29
Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Discussion
of Cancer Screening: “Between-” Versus “Within-” Physician
Differences. LRP-200706-02
167
Soviet Strategic Programs and Policies, 1964–1972.
RP-1260
Space Command Sustainment Review: Improving the Balance
Between Current and Future Capabilities. MG-518-AF
Space Handbook: Astronautics and Its Applications.
CB-136-1
Suboptimal Control of Atherosclerotic Disease Risk Factors After
Cardiac and Cerebrovascular Procedures. LRP-200703-29
Subspecialty Distributions of Ophthalmologists in the Workforce.
RP-1288
Speaking with a Commonality Language: A Lexicon for System
and Component Development. TR-481-A
Subversion and Insurgency: RAND Counterinsurgency Study—
Paper 2. OP-172-OSD
Standards-Based Accountability under No Child Left Behind:
Experiences of Teachers and Administrators in Three States.
Supporting Training Strategies for Brigade Combat Teams Using
Future Combat Systems (FCS) Technologies. MG-538-A
MG-589-NSF
State Health Insurance Mandates, Consumer Directed Health
Plans and Health Savings Accounts: Are They a Panacea for
Small Businesses? WR-450-ICJ
Supporting the Future Total Force: A Methodology for
EvaluatingP otential AirN ationalG uardM ission Assignments.
MG-539-AF
Survey Instruments: Insurance Class Actions in the United States.
WR-405-ICJ
State Insurance Mandates and Consumer-Directed Health Plans:
Are They Helping Small Business Provide Health Insurance to
Employees? RB-9305-EMKF
Surviving Colorectal Cancer: Patient-Reported Symptoms 4
Years After Diagnosis. LRP-200711-27
State Takeover, School Restructuring, Private Management, and
Student Achievement in Philadelphia. MG-533-ANF/WPF/
Survivors of Violence-Related Facial Injury: Psychiatric Needs
and Barriers to Mental Health Care. LRP-200703-09
SDP
State and Local Implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act:
Volume I—Title I School Choice, Supplemental Educational
Services, and Student Achievement. RP-1265
Volume II—Teacher Quality under NCLB: Interim Report.
RP-1283
Volume III—Accountability under NCLB: Interim Report.
RP-1303
The State of the Afghan Insurgency.
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: A Model for the Global
Positioning System. MG-525-AF
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: New Metrics Show How
Investments Affect Operational Performance. RB-228-AF
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities.
MG-608-NAVY
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design Capabilities:
Executive Summary. MG-608/1-NAVY
Sustaining the Ability to Design Nuclear Submarine.
RB-9253-NAVY
CT-296
States’ Early Experience in Improving Systems-Level Care for
Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders. LRP-200707-05
Symptoms of Interstitial Cystitis, Painful Bladder Syndrome
and Similar Diseases in Women: A Systematic Review.
LRP-200702-07
Conventional Weapons. MG-510-DHS
A Systematic Review of Measures of End-of-Life Care and Its
A Systematic Review of the Adverse Effects of Prescription Drug
Cost Sharing. RB-9283
RP-1272
CT-275
Strategies for Sustaining Arts and Culture in the Metropolis .
RB-9217-WPF
Talking to the Enemy: Track Two Diplomacy in the Middle East
and South Asia. MG-592-NSRD
A Strategies-to-Tasks Framework for Planning and Executing
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
Operations. TR-434-AF
Foster Routine Implementation of Evidence-Based Depression
Care. LRP-200702-15
Strategy in the Missile Age.
Stress Crossover in Newlywed Marriage: A Longitudinal and
Dyadic Perspective. LRP-200708-17
Technology Acquisition by Terrorist Groups Threat: Assessment
Informed by Lessons from Private Sector Technology
Adoption. RP-1248
Student Achievement in Privately Managed and DistrictManaged Schools in Philadelphia Since the State Takeover.
The Teen Photovoice Project: A Pilot Study to Promote Health
Through Advocacy. LRP-200712-02
CB-137-1
RB-9239-ANF/WPF/SDP
Student Retention in Higher Education Courses: International
Comparison. TR-482-NAO
Subjective Probability Distribution Elicitation in Cost Risk
Analysis: A Review. TR-410-AF
Infrastructure Protection. TR-386-DHS
Testicular Cancer.
LRP-200700-13
Testimony Before the French Paper Commission On.
CT-292
Testing for Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops from Behind a Veil of
168
Darkness.
Understanding Terrorist Ideology.
RP-1253
CT-283
Decisionmaking. TR-422-AF
Understanding the Reporting Practices of CAHPS Sponsors.
“They Blew the Levee”: Distrust of Authorities Among Hurricane
Katrina Evacuees. LRP-200705-20
Ungoverned Territories: A Unique Front in the War on Terrorism.
Environmental Protection Initiative to Buffer Installation
Encroachment. MG-612-OSD
Ungoverned Territories: Understanding and Reducing Terrorism
Risks. MG-561-AF
The Thin Green Line: Buffering the Nation’s Military Bases.
RB-9260-OSD
LRP-200703-23
RB-233-AF
The United States Should Reassess Priorities and Consider Next
Steps in Iraq. RB-241-AF
Unsolicited Written Comments: An Untapped Data Source.
Threatened by the Unexpected: Physiological Responses During
Social Interactions with Expectancy-Violating Partners.
LRP-200704-26
LRP-200700-01
WR-460-SUT
Time Allocation and Caseload Capacity in Telephone Depression
Care Management. LRP-200712-17
Use of Medicare Summary Notice Inserts to Generate Interest in
the Medicare Stop Smoking Program. LRP-200705-21
Time-Use in the Older Population: Variation by Socio-Economic
Status and Health. WR-463
Use of a Matching Algorithm to Evaluate Hospital Coronary
Artery Bypass Grafting Performance as an Alternative to
Conventional Risk Adjustment. LRP-200704-23
Tracing the Effects of Hurricane Katrina on the Population of
New Orleans: The Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot
Study. WR-483
Trade-Offs Among Alternative Government Interventions
DB-525-CTRMP
Transitions to Self-Employment at Older Ages: The Role
LRP-200704-01
Treatment Choice and Quality of Care for Men with Localized
Prostate Cancer. LRP-200705-05
Treatment Process in the Therapeutic Community: Associations
with Retention and Outcomes Among Adolescent Residential
Clients. LRP-200706-17
Bioterrorist Event. LRP-200704-20
Twentieth Century U.S. Racial Inequalities in Mortality:
Changes in the Average Age of Death and the Variability in
the Age of Death for White and Non-White Men and Women,
1900–2002. WR-497
Two Years After Andijan: Assessing the Past and Thinking
Towards the Future. CT-282
U.S. Cambodian Refugees’ Use of Complementary and
LRP-200709-07
U.S. Policy Options in the Iraq Crisis.
MG-613-AF
CT-288
MG-567-AF
Uncertainty in Traffic Forecasts: Literature Review and New
Results for the Netherlands. LRP-200707-07
Understanding Proto-Insurgencies: RAND Counterinsurgency
Study—Paper 3. OP-178-OSD
Use of a Web-Based Convenience Sample to Supplement a
Probability Sample. LRP-200712-19
Using Linear Programming to Design Samples for a Complex
Survey. TR-441-AF
Culturally Sensitive Therapies: An Exploratory Example.
LRP-200704-25
Using Outcomes to Assess Teen Substance-Use Treatment
Programs—How Feasible? RB-9269-CSAT
Using Population Segmentation to Provide Better Health Care for
All: The “Bridges to Health” Model. LRP-200706-27
Using Probabilistic Terrorism Risk Modeling for Regulatory
Benefit-Cost Analysis: Application to the Western Hemisphere
Travel Initiative Implemented in the Land Environment.
WR-487-IEC
Using Risk Analysis to Inform Intelligence Analysis.
WR-464-ISE
Using a Knowledge-and-Appraisal Model of Personality
LRP-200703-16
Using the “Getting to Outcomes” Approach to Help Communities
Prevent Underage Drinking. RB-9262-SAMHSA
The Utilization of Women-Owned Small Businesses in Federal
Contracting. TR-442-SBA
Validating the Use of Vignettes for Subjective Threshold Scales.
WR-501
Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System Pilot Project.
TR-506-CC
Variation in Electronic Prescribing Implementation Among
Twelve Ambulatory Practices. LRP-200804-08
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Variations in Stress Incontinence and Prolapse Management by
Surgeon Specialty. LRP-200710-02
LRP-200705-33
The Victims of Terrorism: An Assessment of Their Influence and
Growing Role in Policy, Legislation, and the Private Sector.
OP-180-1-CTRMP
Vignettes and Self-Reports of Work Disability in the United
States and the Netherlands. LRP-200703-17
CP-522 (4/07)
Vitality, Mental Health, and Satisfaction with Information After
Breast Cancer. LRP-200704-11
Warfighting and Logistic Support of Joint Forces from the Joint
Sea Base. MG-649-NAVY
Weekend Schoolyard Accessibility, Physical Activity, and
Study. LRP-200705-17
The Welfare Effects of Public Drug Insurance.
LRP-200710-48
Affordable Housing Stock After Katrina?. RB-9290-OA/
MAR/NAR
RB-9272-ICJ
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its Operational and
Institutional Activities. MG-530-A
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its Operational and
Institutional Activities: Executive Summary. MG-530/1-A
Who Gets Care? Mental Health Service Use Following a SchoolBased Suicide Prevention Program. LRP-200710-08
Who Is Ahead and Who Is Behind? Gaps in School Readiness
and Student Achievement in the Early Grades for California’s
Children. TR-537-PF/WKKF/PEW/NIEER/WCJVSF/LAUP
Whose Responsibility?
RP-1321
Why Are Infant and Child Mortality Rates Lower in the MCH-FP
Area of Matlab, Bangladesh? LRP-200612-44
Why No Trade-off Between “Guns and Butter”? Armed Forces
and Social Spending in the Advanced Industrial Democracies,
1960–1993. LRP-200609-20
Why Wait? The Effect of Marriage and Childbearing on the
Wage Growth of Men and Women. WR-482-1
Why Was the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion So Weak?
RB-222-AF
Why the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion Was So Weak.
MG-544-AF
Will My Patient Fall?
LRP-200701-07
Afghanistan. RP-1291
Work and Well-Being Among the Self-Employed at Older Ages.
LRP-200702-17
Workforce Management Requires an Analysis-Based Approach.
RB-215-AF
Workforce Planning and Development Processes: A Practical
Guide. TR-408-AF
“Working Around the Military” Revisited: Spouse Employment
in the 2000 Census Data. MG-566-OSD
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ABSTRACTS
MONOGRAPH/REPORT
MR-1118-1-EDU
Rhetoric Versus Reality: What We Know
and What We Need to Know About Vouchers and Charter Schools.
B. P. Gill, P. M. Timpane, K. E. Ross, D. J. Brewer. 2007.
Education vouchers and charter schools are two of the most
prominent and far-reaching forms of family-choice policies currently
in evidence in the nation’s elementary and secondary schools. As
such, they present important challenges to the traditional provision
of public education in schools that are created, governed, funded,
and operated by state and local authorities. This update of Chapters
One and Three of a book originally published in 2001 reviews the
theoretical foundations for vouchers and charter schools and the
empirical evidence of their effectiveness as set forth in hundreds
of recent reports and studies. It incorporates a substantial amount
of new evidence on achievement effects, and it also examines
the ways in which multiple dimensions of policy design — such
as targeting, funding levels and limitations, admissions policies,
academic standards and assessments, and accountability — will
determine the nature and extent of any specific program’s impact.
A comprehensive assessment is made of what is known about the
effects of vouchers and charters in terms of not only academic
achievement, but also family choice, equitable access, racial/
ethnic integration, and civic socialization. The book discusses
the important empirical questions that are as yet unresolved and
considers the prospects for answering them in the future. Finally, it
explores the details of the design of voucher and charter policies,
concluding with recommendations for policymakers who are
considering their enactment. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
pubs/monograph_reports/MR1118–1/
MONOGRAPHS
MG-146/1-1-RC
Helping a Palestinian State Succeed: Key
Findings. S. Simon, C. R. Anthony, G. E. Robinson, D. C. Gompert,
J. D. Green, R. E. Hunter, C. R. Neu, K. I. Shine, J. L. Adams, A. K.
Afifi, C. Benard, M. Bernstein, D. Brannan, C. R. Cook, K. Crane,
R. J. Deckelbaum, K. Fonkych, C. A. Goldman, D. G. Groves, S.
G. Jones, K. F. McCarthy, A. Moreen, B. Nichiporuk, K. J. Riley,
M. Schoenbaum, A. R. Timilsina, D. R. Suisman. 2007.
The United States, the European Union, Russia, and the United
Nations — along with Israel and the Palestinian Authority — all
officially support the establishment of an independent Palestinian
state. This book summarizes research conducted by the RAND
Corporation from September 2002 to September 2004 to develop
recommendations, based on rigorous analysis, about steps that
Palestinians, Israel, the United States, and the international
community could take to promote the success of a new state if
it is established. The first study identified the requirements for
a successful Palestinian state. The study team surveyed a broad
array of political, economic, social, resource, and environmental
challenges that a new Palestinian state would face. They also
estimated the investment required over the first ten years of
statehood to help ensure security, build infrastructure, and facilitate
the success of the new state. The second study explored options for
addressing the housing, transportation, and related infrastructure
needs of a burgeoning Palestinian population. The study explicitly
considered issues related to potential immigration to a new
Palestinian state of a substantial number of diaspora Palestinian
refugees. The research team developed initial cost estimates
for implementing their recommendations. The cost estimates
developed in these studies suggest that the funding necessary to
implement RAND’s recommendations is within the capacity of
combined international resources and private investors. RAND’s
analyses assume a peace accord, but many of the recommendations
in both studies could be implemented constructively prior to
Palestinian independence. Readers in search of more information
should consult the respective volumes: The RAND Palestinian
State Study Team, Building a Successful Palestinian State, Santa
Monica, Calif.: The RAND Corporation, MG-146–1-DCR, 2007;
and Doug Suisman, Steven N. Simon, Glenn E. Robinson, C. Ross
Anthony, and Michael Schoenbaum, The Arc: A Formal Structure
for a Palestinian State, Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation,
MG-327-1-GG, 2007. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG146.1-1/
MG-327-1-GG
The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian
State|. D. R. Suisman, S. Simon, G. E. Robinson, C. R. Anthony,
M. Schoenbaum. 2007.
An exploration of options for strengthening the physical
infrastructure for a new Palestinian state, this study builds on
analyses that RAND conducted between 2002 and 2004 to identify
the requirements for a successful Palestinian state. That work,
Building a Successful Palestinian State, surveyed a broad array of
political, economic, social, resource, and environmental challenges
that a new Palestinian state would face. This study, The Arc: A
Formal Structure for a Palestinian State, examined a range of
approaches to siting and constructing the backbone of infrastructure
that all states need, in the context of a large and rapidly growing
Palestinian population. The research team develop a detailed vision
for a modern, high-speed transportation infrastructure, referred to
as the Arc. This transportation backbone accommodates substantial
population growth in Palestine by linking current urban centers
to new neighborhoods via new linear transportation arteries that
support both commercial and residential development. The Arc
avoids the environmental costs and economic inefficiencies of
unplanned, unregulated urban development that might otherwise
accompany Palestine’s rapid population growth. Constructing the
key elements of the Arc will require very substantial investment
of economic resources. It will also employ substantial numbers
of Palestinian construction workers. It seems plausible that key
aspects of the Arc design can be pursued, with great benefit, even
before an independent Palestinian state is established. Online
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access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG327–1/
MG-355-AF
Budget Estimating Relationships for DepotLevel Reparables in the Air Force Flying Hour Program. G. G.
Hildebrandt. 2007.
Budget estimating relationships (BERs) for flying depot-level
reparables (DLRs) explain the direct effect of specified variables
on obligated funds associated with spare parts that directly support
the U.S. Air Force (USAF) Flying Hour Program. In FY02, net sales
of DLRs to Air Force commands hit historic highs. To provide the
Air Force Cost Analysis Improvement Group with a tool to better
understand the commands— budgetary submissions, we develop
several explanatory BERs to understand why flying DLRs are at their
particular levels. Using longitudinal regression statistical methods,
we explain the historical net sales of flying DLRs using estimating
models that relate net sales to the contemporaneous values of aircraft
characteristics, operational tempo, and time-related variables. This
is but one part of a larger project to develop better estimating
methods for use by the acquisition community and to examine the
impact of Air Force and DoD policies on weapon system costs.
The findings will also be of interest to those in the national security
community who are involved in analyzing alternative military
postures, and to members of the aircraft industry’s analytical
community. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG355/
MG-379-A
The Civil-Military Gap in the United States: Does
It Exist, Why, and Does It Matter? T. S. Szayna, K. F. McCarthy, J.
M. Sollinger, L. J. Demaine, J. P. Marquis, B. D. Steele. 2007.
What is the potential for a divergence in views among civilian
and military elites (sometimes referred to as the civil-military
gap) to undermine military effectiveness? The authors propose a
five-stage analytical framework that encompasses the main areas
where a civil-military gap might have an impact. Using an existing
survey-based dataset (prepared and administered by the Triangle
Institute for Security Studies) to inform this framework, they find a
variety of differences among the military and civilian respondents.
However, most of those differences disappeared when the authors
focused on the attitudes that are pertinent to civilian control of
the military and military effectiveness. The major exception to this
pattern related to such military personnel policies as women in
combat, the military’s policies with regard to sexual harassment,
and whether gays should serve in the military. In contrast, most of
the other measures of military effectiveness appear to be influenced
more by views of the military threat facing the country and views
of foreign policy-where all military officers and civilians share
similar perspectives. Overall, concerns about a civil-military gap
and possible erosion of the principle of civilian control of the
military appear to be overstated. Online access: http://www.rand.
org/pubs/monographs/MG379/
MG-380-OSD
America Goes to War: Managing the Force
During Times of Stress and Uncertainty. B. Rostker. 2007.
For more than three decades, the United States has relied on an allvolunteer force to meet its military needs. Today, the sustainability
of that force is being tested with high levels of deployment and
subsequent “stress.” Such an environment raises the issue of
how the Department of Defense can continue to manage its
personnel. This report looks at the history of conscription versus
volunteerism (particularly in Great Britain, France, and Prussia)
to understand when and under what conditions conscription has
been used effectively to raise the manpower needed. Specifically,
what actions could the U.S. Army take to increase the supply of
volunteers or reduce the demand for new personnel? The report
also focuses on the many programs that have been developed to
help military members and their families cope during difficult
times, as well as the particular challenges of understanding
which programs work. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
pubs/monographs/MG380/
MG-405/1-AF Learning Large Lessons: The Evolving Roles of
Ground Power and Air Power in the Post-Cold War Era: Executive
Summary. D. E. Johnson. 2007.
The relative roles of U.S. ground and air power have shifted since
the end of the Cold War. At the level of major operations and
campaigns, the Air Force has proved capable of and committed
to performing deep strike operations, which the Army long
had believed the Air Force could not reliably accomplish. If air
power can largely supplant Army systems in deep operations, the
implications for both joint doctrine and service capabilities would
be significant. To assess the shift of these roles, the author of this
report analyzed post-Cold War conflicts in Iraq (1991), Bosnia
(1995), Kosovo (1999), Afghanistan (2001), and Iraq (2003).
Because joint doctrine frequently reflects a consensus view rather
than a truly integrated joint perspective, the author recommends
that joint doctrine-and the processes by which it is derived and
promulgated-be overhauled. The author also recommends reform
for the services beyond major operations and campaigns to
ensure that the United States attains its strategic objectives. This
executive summary contains an abbreviated discussion of four
of the cases examined: Iraq (1991), Kosovo (1999), Afghanistan
(2001), and Iraq (2003). It also incorporates modest changes from
the larger monograph, based on suggestions made to the author
since its publication. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG405.1/
MG-428/2-JFCOM
“People Make the City,” Executive
Summary: Joint Urban Operations Observations and Insights from
Afghanistan and Iraq. R. W. Glenn, C. Paul, T. C. Helmus, P.
Steinberg. 2007.
Today’s strategic environment implies an obligation to preserve
innocent life when possible and to rebuild that which war destroys.
Urban areas are the keys to nations; people make nations just as,
as Thucydides wrote, men make cities. This study aimed to reveal
tools that will better enable military and civilian alike to meet
national policy objectives by more effectively conducting urban
combat and restoration. To do so, the study draws heavily on
written material and interviews pertaining to Operations Enduring
and Iraqi Freedom. Written information used includes thousands
of pages of hard-copy and electronic material, much of it from
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military personnel still serving in theater at the time of its writing.
Interviews include those with members of the American, British,
and Australian armed forces and civilians working to reconstruct
Iraq. The military personnel represent all of the services and both
regular and special operations organizations. The time frame
for the study corresponds to two collection phases. Phase I was
conducted from October 2003 to April 2004, while Phase II was
conducted during three months, from July 2004 to September 2004.
The results of a third phase of the study are published separately.
Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG428.2/
MG-447-A
D. Kassing, R. W. Thomas, F. A. Camm, C. Wong. 2007.
This study examined funding instability in Army acquisition
programs to determine how it affected those programs. A literature
review suggested that funding changes often result in adverse
effects, but also revealed that there was no common definition
of funding instability. The first step of the project was to create
a measure of funding instability, which was then applied to 18
Army programs that had been approved for system development
and demonstration (SDD) in the 1980s and 1990s and had at least
five years of SDD experience. The first analysis performed sought
out relationships between funding instability measures for Army
development and procurement programs and measures of adverse
outcomes: development cost growth, procurement cost growth, and
schedule slippage. A small but positive association between total
funding instability and schedule slippage was found in the Army
data, but no significant associations between funding instability
and adverse outcomes were found. Three case studies were then
conducted to look more deeply into how financial instability affects
program management. Most funding instability found in the case
studies came from two sources: events that occurred outside the
control of Army leaders, and ambitious technical goals set by
decisions made within the Army. Regardless of the root cause of
funding instability, however, its effects showed up as schedule slips,
cost increases, and to a lesser degree, technical compromises. The
final analysis was of funding instability between fiscal years 2000
and 2004, a period in which external events and transformation
programs contributed to funding instability. A comparison of Army
programs in this, more recent period with those in the earlier period
showed that funding instability had increased in development
programs and decreased in procurement programs. A comparison
of the experience of the more recent Army programs with that of
Air Force programs in the same period revealed generally similar
levels of funding instability for the two services. Online access:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG447/
MG-471/1-EDU
Haciendo Camino: Analisis Del Sistema De
Evaluacion Y Del Impacto Del Programa De Estimulos Docentes
Carrera Magisterial En Mexico. L. Santiba‰nez, J. F. Martinez,
A. Datar, P. J. McEwan, C. M. Setodji, R. Basurto-Davila. 2007.
Mexico’s Carrera Magisterial is one of the pioneer teacher incentive
programs in the world. It was designed in 1992 and instituted
jointly by the federal education authorities, state authorities, and
the teachers’ union as a horizontal promotion system that rewards
teachers with salary bonuses on the basis of their performance.
Teacher performance is evaluated through a series of assessments,
including teacher and student tests. The program has never been
formally and independently evaluated even though it encompasses
hundreds of thousands of teachers and is responsible for allocating
millions of dollars in salary bonuses every year. The Mexican
Ministry of Education (Secretar‚ia de Educaci‚on P‚ublica)
posed the question: How can Carrera Magisterial be reformed to
help it increase educational quality in Mexico? This monograph
presents the results from the work addressing this question. While
Haciendo camino is concerned specifically with evaluating Carrera
Magisterial’s system of teacher evaluation and is thus of particular
interest to education policymakers in Mexico, it also offers general
insights regarding teacher incentives and assessments that may
serve to inform a broad audience of policymakers, educators, and
the general public interested in the field of teacher reform. Online
access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG471.1/
MG-477-WPF
Arts and Culture in the Metropolis: Strategies
for Sustainability. K. F. McCarthy, E. H. Ondaatje, J. L. Novak.
2007.
The nonprofit arts currently face an environment that challenges
the way the arts have grown and raises the prospect of future
consolidation. Cognizant of these problems, William Penn
Foundation and the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance asked
RAND to examine the condition of Philadelphia’s arts and
culture sector and recommend actions to ensure its sustainability.
The authors identify the sources and characteristics of this new
environment and describe the ways local arts communities are
responding to the challenges confronting them. In the course of
their analysis of eleven metropolitan regions, including Baltimore,
Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit,
Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Phoenix, and Pittsburgh, they introduce
two novel ways of examining the local arts sector. First, they focus
on the relationship among the three components of communities’
“arts ecology”: their arts infrastructures; the support systems upon
which the arts depend; and the sociodemographic, economic, and
the political environment in which they operate. Second, they create
a new framework for describing and evaluating the range of support
services that communities provide to their arts sectors. They then
use this framework to analyze the components of Philadelphia’s
arts ecology and assess its specific strengths and weaknesses.
Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG477/
MG-481-DHS
Breaching the Fortress Wall: Understanding
Terrorist Efforts to Overcome Defensive Technologies. B. A.
Jackson, P. Chalk, K. Cragin, B. Newsome, J. Parachini, W.
Rosenau, E. M. Simpson, M. Sisson, D. Temple. 2007.
The level of threat posed by a terrorist group is determined in large
part by its ability to build its organizational capabilities and bring
those capabilities to bear in violent action. As part of homeland
security efforts, technology systems play a key role within a larger,
integrated strategy to target groups’ efforts and protect the public
from the threat of terrorist violence. Terrorist organizations are
acutely aware of government efforts to deploy these systems and
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actively seek ways to evade or counteract them. This study draws
on relevant data from the history of a variety of terrorist conflicts
to understand terrorists’ counter-technology efforts. Depending
on the adaptive capabilities of the adversary, a defensive model
built of a variety of security measures that can be adjusted and
redeployed as their vulnerable points are discovered provides a
superior approach to addressing this portion of terrorist behavior.
Fully exploring adversaries’ counter-technology behaviors can
expose vulnerabilities in U.S. defenses and help the nation make
the best choices to protect it from the threat of terrorism. Online
access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG481/
MG-483-DHS
Exploring Terrorist Targeting Preferences. M.
C. Libicki, P. Chalk, M. Sisson. 2007.
Al Qaeda, the jihadist network personified by Osama bin laden,
seeks a restored caliphate free of Western influence. It uses terror
as its means. But how does terrorism serve the ends of al Qaeda?
Understanding its strategic logic might suggest what U.S. targets it
may seek to strike and why. This monograph posits four hypotheses
to link means and ends. The coercion hypothesis suggests that
terrorists are interested in causing pain, notably casualties, to
frighten the United States into pursuing favorable policies (e.g.,
withdrawing from the Islamic world). The damage hypothesis
posits that terrorists want to damage the U.S. economy in order
to weaken its ability to intervene in the Islamic world. The rally
hypothesis holds that terrorism in the United States would be carried
out to attract the attention of potential recruits and supporters. The
franchise hypothesis argues that today’s jihadists pursue their own,
often local, agendas with, at most, support and encouragement
from al Qaeda itself. Each of these four hypotheses was examined
using an analysis of 14 major terrorist attacks, a structured survey
given to terrorism experts, and an analysis of statements by al
Qaeda. The monograph concludes that the coercion and damage
hypotheses are most consistent with prior attack patterns, expert
opinion, and the statements. The rally hypothesis appears to have
weaker explanatory power. The franchise hypothesis coincides
with the majority of post-9/11 attacks, but, unless such franchises
are active in the United States, may not indicate what the next
attack here might be. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG483/
MG-485-DHS
Sharing the Dragon’s Teeth: Terrorist Groups
and the Exchange of New Technologies. K. Cragin, P. Chalk, S. A.
Daly, B. A. Jackson. 2007.
Terrorist groups—both inside and outside the al Qaeda network—
sometimes form mutually beneficial partnerships to exchange
“best practices.” These exchanges provide terrorist groups with the
opportunity to innovate (i.e., increase their skills and expand their
reach). Understanding how terrorist groups exchange technology
and knowledge, therefore, is essential to ongoing and future
counterterrorism strategies. This study examines how 11 terrorist
groups in three areas (Mindanao, the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and
southwest Colombia) have attempted to exchange technologies and
knowledge in an effort to reveal some of their vulnerabilities. The
analysis provides the Department of Homeland Security and other
national security policymakers with insight into the innovation
process and suggests ways that government policies can create
barriers to terrorists’ adoption of new technologies. Online access:
MG-499-AF
A New Division of Labor: Meeting America’s
Security Challenges Beyond Iraq. A. R. Hoehn, A. Grissom, D. A.
Ochmanek, D. A. Shlapak, A. J. Vick. 2007.
A new U.S. grand strategy has been emerging, one that requires
not only resources but patience and commitment: the promotion
of democracy and freedom abroad. The U.S. armed forces will
continue to be among the myriad contributors necessary to achieve
this goal. In the face of increasing complexity, changing tactics,
and tight budgets, the defense establishment will need to change
in multiple ways, yet must also not risk its historic strengths. This
volume draws together and integrates insights derived from a wide
range of research efforts undertaken at RAND over the past few
years. Some of the observations include different ways to organize
and employ forces and to divide labor among them, updated
insights about the natures of likely future conflicts, the need to
further improve information resources, and the value of fostering
partnerships among the services and with allies. The authors
also offer specific recommendations, such as a recommendation
to the Air force to reevaluate its concepts for large-scale power
projection. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG499/
MG-507-OSD
Chinese Economic Coercion Against Taiwan:
A Tricky Weapon to Use. M. S. Tanner. 2007.
Ever since the economic relationship between China and Taiwan
began to explode in the early 1990s, U.S. policymakers have been
concerned that China could exploit these economic ties to coerce
Taiwan into making political concessions concerning the two
entities’ political relationship. Taiwan and China now rely on each
other for important contributions to their respective economies,
and each would suffer great economic pain and dislocation in
the event of a major disruption in that relationship, but Taiwan is
far more dependent upon mainland China than mainland China
is dependent upon Taiwan. This monograph analyzes the political
impact of that rapidly growing economic relationship and evaluates
the prospects for Beijing to exploit it by employing economic
coercion against Taiwan. The author evaluates Taiwan’s potential
economic vulnerability to efforts by the Chinese to cut off or
disrupt key aspects of the cross-strait relationship and analyzes the
challenges that China has faced in its efforts to convert this raw,
potential economic influence into effective political leverage. The
author argues that, while Taiwan’s growing dependence is a source
of genuine concern, China has encountered serious problems in
exploiting the economic weapon to coerce Taiwan. The monograph
closes by exploring the potential impact of cross-strait economic
diplomacy on U.S. policy interests in the Taiwan Strait. Online
MG-510-DHS
Stealing the Sword: Limiting Terrorist Use of
Advanced Conventional Weapons. J. Bonomo, G. Bergamo, D.
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Frelinger, J. Gordon, B. A. Jackson. 2007.
Part of a series examining the technology competition between
security organizations and terrorist organizations, this report
focuses on understanding how terrorist groups make technology
choices and consequently how the United States can discourage
their adoption of advanced conventional weapons. Five types of
advanced conventional weapons are identified that could provide
terrorists with a new and qualitatively different weapon capability:
sniper rifles, squad-level weapons, antitank missiles, large limpet
mines, and mortar systems. Two key methods of limiting the
threat from these systems in the hands of terrorists are explored:
raising awareness of the threat, and reducing the threat through
procedural and technical use controls. Technical use controls offer
the surest limitations on terrorist use, but are by far most practical
to incorporate when the system is in its design phase. GPS-guided
mortars are the most worrisome of the advanced conventional
weapons, attractive to terrorists and difficult to mitigate with only
awareness and procedural controls. Fortunately, these systems
are still in their design phase. For this reason, taking steps now
to control GPS-guided mortars is urgent. Two initial steps are
needed to begin placing additional procedural and technical use
controls on these precise, indirect fire weapons: begin diplomatic
discussions with the key producer nations to raise awareness of
potential terrorist use of these systems, and commission a detailed
technical study of the technical modules and architecture needed
to implement proposed technical controls. The U.S. Department of
Homeland Security (DHS) can play a key role in both these steps
by pushing to begin diplomatic discussions and by conducting
a detailed study, perhaps with the National Security Agency, of
the technical architecture for use controls. Additionally, DHS
should become a permanent member of the interagency panels
considering arms exports. The time to begin negotiating and
developing meaningful controls on GPS-guided mortars is now,
before the opportunity is lost. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-518-AF Space Command Sustainment Review: Improving
the Balance Between Current and Future Capabilities. R. S. Tripp,
K. F. Lynch, S. Harrison, J. G. Drew, C. R. Roll. 2007.
The ability to access and continuously operate in space is vital to
the economic, social, and military interests of the United States.
In part because of sometimes-conflicting demands and in part
because space systems are highly specialized, sustainment can be a
challenge. To help Air Force Space Command meet this challenge,
the authors used a strategies-to-tasks framework to examine
AFSPC sustainment as a whole, working toward a commandwide
philosophy for space system support. The core of the philosophy
is separation of demand-side, supply-side, and integrator processes
and clear definition of roles and responsibilities at all levels of
the command. Its adoption can provide a basis for enhancing
processes, force development, doctrine, information systems, and
organization across the command that can be sustained over time
and through many leadership changes. The authors illustrate the
implementation and benefits using specific systems and units, some
of which have already demonstrated elements of this philosophy.
MG-519-AF
Programmed Depot Maintenance Capacity
Assessment Tool: Workloads, Capacity, and Availability. E. N.
Loredo, R. Pyles, D. Snyder. 2007.
Aging U.S. Air Force fleets have deterioration problems, resulting
in increased maintenance workloads. Nowhere are those increases
more troubling than in the workloads associated with programmed
depot maintenance (PDM), which can be significant, requiring
2,000 to 50,000 labor hours. RAND developed the PDM Capacity
Assessment Tool (PDMCAT), applied it to the KC-135 PDM
process, with three alternative forecasts of future workload and
two fleet-size scenarios, to inform aircraft availability and resource
allocation decisions. The PDMCAT forecasts the annual number
of aircraft that will be in PDM status over several decades, based
on the initial number of aircraft in work, the physical capacity of
the facility, the PDM induction policy, and the minimum handson flow time. Because few facilities will share information about
their individual processes, the PDMCAT uses direct observation to
estimate aircraft time in maintenance, such as number of docks for
conducting maintenance and recent measures of actual performance.
Using historical workload status, PDMCAT accurately reflected the
increase and subsequent decrease in the number of aircraft in PDM
status (i.e., maintenance), and it identified an alternative aircraft
induction interval plan to bring the surge in aircraft-in-work back
to acceptable levels through 2009. The model would mainly be
used to support fleet PDM planning, programming, and budgeting,
and to support facility and process improvement.
MG-525-AF
Sustaining Air Force Space Systems: A Model
for the Global Positioning System. D. Snyder, P. H. Mills, K.
Comanor, C. R. Roll. 2007.
Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) needs quantitative tools
to assist it in making decisions on how changes in the dollars
invested in maintenance and sustainment of the ground segment of
space systems affect the operational performance of those systems.
This monograph outlines criteria for analyzing how sustainment
investments affect the operational performance of space systems,
focusing on the Global Positioning System. The authors offer a
framework for such analyses and recommend steps to implement
that framework. The authors describe the Global Positioning
System at a level of detail needed for the analysis; discuss how
to approach modeling the relationships between sustainment
activities and overall system performance, and describe a pilot
model for such analysis; and the authors examine the results of
this model and how they might be used in policy analysis, and
discuss the implications for developing such models in GPS and
other programs. The authors selected a metric of performance that
reflects the overall system performance, and not one that focuses
on the performance of a specific subsystem. Online access: http://
www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG525/
MG-527-OSD
Factors to Consider in Blending Active and
Reserve Manpower Within Military Units. H. Thie, R. J. Yardley,
P. Schirmer, R. H. Ehrenberg, P. Speed. 2007.
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The Department of Defense has suggested that “blending” active
component and reserve component workforces in military units
must be implemented more broadly to better capitalize on the
capabilities and strengths of the reserve components, thus leading
to a more flexible, capable force. RAND researchers examined
existing organizational designs that facilitate integration of the
reserve and active workforces to ascertain whether changed
personnel management practices are needed to help implement
those organizational designs. They reviewed service reports and
directives and other relevant literature on the subject, including
the organizational change literature, and interviewed service
officials and subject matter experts. They conclude that workforce
integration efforts aimed at improving operational accomplishment
of mission, balancing operations tempo, and increasing capital
asset utilization would be more successful than efforts aimed at
other goals, such as resolving personnel management differences.
The authors recommend that adapting what works within a service
to other functional areas in the service is a better near-term
workforce integration strategy than replicating forms of integration
across services; that the services should provide policy guidance
for workforce integration; and that the services should consider
performing more evaluation of workforce integration against the
goals they have set out for it. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-528-NAVY
Littoral Combat Ships: Relating Performance
to Mission Package Inventories, Homeports, and Installation Sites.
B. Alkire, J. L. Birkler, L. Dolan, J. Dryden, B. Mason, G. Lee, J.
F. Schank, M. Hayes. 2007.
The Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) constitutes a new class of
fast, agile, and networked warships designed to overcome threats
in shallow waters posed by mines, diesel-electric submarines,
fast-attack craft, and fast inshore attack craft. The LCS Program
Office asked RAND to help it gain a clearer understanding
of operational, logistics, and cost trade-offs between three
interdependent elements of the program: the number of LCSs in
the fleet, the number of mission packages that those LCSs would
require in order to perform a range of missions, and the number
and locations of LCS homeports and mission package installation
sites. Alkire et al. worked closely with the Navy between January
and November 2005 to identify scenarios that define the use
and deployment of LCSs. Using these scenarios and a range of
LCS fleet sizes, the authors established baseline considerations
connected with developing and deploying a modular LCS. They
then developed a series of analytical tools to address the following
issues: Where are the optimum locations for LCS homeports and
mission package installation sites? How many mission packages
of each type should be procured and when? How many mission
packages of each type should be stored on available seaframes, at
homeports, and at mission package installation sites? What are the
costs of acquiring mission packages and facilities for homeports
and installation sites? What cost and performance trade-offs and
sensitivities occur with various combinations of the number of and
the types of mission packages? Online access: http://www.rand.
MG-529-OSD
Making Liberia Safe: Transformation of the
National Security Sector. D. C. Gompert, O. Oliker, B. K. Stearns,
K. Crane, K. J. Riley. c2007.
Liberia’s new government, under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf,
has made security sector transformation a high priority. The
authors analyze Liberia’s complex security environment, set forth
an integrated security concept to guide the formation and use of
those forces and new institutions to manage them, and assemble
a complete security structure. They then develop specific forcestructure options and discuss the cost-effectiveness of each. Finally,
they suggest immediate steps toward implementation of the new
security structure. These include development and coordination of
detailed integrated force plans with the United States and the UN;
a design and plans for a small police quick-reaction unit and small
Coast Guard; attention to building court and corrections-system
capacity; and consolidation, reduction, and appropriate recruiting,
vetting, and training of the currently independent multiple police
forces, customs, and intelligence personnel. Online access: http://
MG-530-A
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its
Operational and Institutional Activities. F. A. Camm, C. R. Cook,
R. Masi, A. Wong. 2007.
As the U.S. Army transforms its operating force, inevitably the
institutional Army-the “generating force” that fills and sustains
the Army’s combat units-must change as well. The Army must
transform its institutional activities to (1) align them with operating
forces in ways that improve support, and (2) release resources
from institutional activities that the Army can use to add new
brigades and weapon systems. This document describes a way for
the Army leadership to negotiate and establish performance goals
for institutional activities that give the Army effective control over
the alignment of its operational and institutional elements while
preserving flexibility and initiative within institutional activities
to choose how to meet these goals. It assesses value chains to
map how the institutional Army transforms resources into outputs
that it delivers to the operating force to support desired outcomes,
and also illustrates how to evaluate value chains relevant to three
representative institutional Army activities: medical services,
enlisted accessioning, and short-term acquisition. It then derives
implications for (1) integrating such an approach with the Army’s
ongoing Strategic Management System and Lean Six Sigma
initiatives, and (2) identifying the additional empirical data needed
to allow such integration. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-530/1-A
What the Army Needs to Know to Align Its
Operational and Institutional Activities: Executive Summary. F.
A. Camm, C. R. Cook, R. Masi, A. Wong. 2007.
Transformation of the Army’s operating force is well under way.
The Army must also transform its institutional activities to (1)
align them with operating forces in ways that improve support,
and (2) release resources from institutional activities that the Army
can use to add new brigades and weapon systems. This document
is the executive summary for MG-530-A, What the Army Needs
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to Know to Align Its Operational and Institutional Activities,
which describes a way for the Army leadership to negotiate and
establish performance goals for institutional activities that give the
Army effective control over the alignment of its operational and
institutional elements while preserving flexibility and initiative
within institutional activities to choose how to meet these goals. It
assesses value chains to map how the institutional Army transforms
resources into outputs that it delivers to the operating force to
support desired outcomes, and also illustrates how to evaluate
value chains relevant to three representative institutional Army
activities: medical services, enlisted accessioning, and short-term
acquisition. It then derives implications for (1) integrating such an
approach with the Army’s ongoing Strategic Management System
and Lean Six Sigma initiatives, and (2) identifying the additional
empirical data needed to allow such integration. Online access:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG530.1/
MG-532-A
Strategies for an Uncertain Future. J. E. Peters, H. Bruce, M. V.
Hynes, B. Nichiporuk, C. Hanks, J. Fischbach. 2007.
This monograph addresses the following two specific questions:
What should a robust acquisition investment strategy look likeone designed to perform well against all anticipated threats? How
should the Army acquisition community assess the appropriateness
of its investment strategy over time? The study proposes adaptation
of a RAND tool called Assumption-Based Planning to help Army
personnel maintain proper alignment between strategic guidance
and the Army acquisition program and budget. It uses this tool to
create a model that recommends acquisition investments across
a broad range of capabilities. The model works toward the goal
of satisfying the complex and evolving requirements specified in
the national security guidance. The model applies five main steps,
by identifying (1) the assumptions that underlie Army acquisition
policy; (2) load-bearing assumptions, i.e., important assumptions
that underpin and shape Army acquisition plans; (3) signposts or
indicators that an assumption is becoming vulnerable; (4) shaping
actions that can be taken to keep assumptions viable, and (5)
hedging actions that can be taken to prepare for unwelcome but
unpreventable developments. For the acquisitions community,
shaping and hedging actions both take the form of investments.
MG-533-ANF/WPF/SDP State Takeover, School Restructuring,
Private Management, and Student Achievement in Philadelphia.
B. P. Gill, R. W. Zimmer, J. Christman, S. Blanc. 2007.
In 2002, after years of low achievement and budget crises in the
School District of Philadelphia, the state of Pennsylvania launched a
takeover of the district. Subsequent to the state takeover, the district
adopted what is known as the “diverse provider” model, turning
over the management of some of the lowest-achieving schools to
for-profit and nonprofit organizations and two local universities
and providing additional resources to the private managers.
Philadelphia became a test case for the private management of
public schools and other interventions sanctioned by the No
Child Left Behind Act. State Takeover, School Restructuring,
Private Management, and Student Achievement in Philadelphia
examines achievement effects in the privately managed schools
and in two groups of schools given special support under district
management, in the context of districtwide achievement trends.
Four years after the state takeover, achievement results across
Philadelphia had risen substantially. Within Philadelphia, the
schools managed by private providers were doing neither better
nor worse than districtwide achievement trends. District-managed
schools given additional resources but no specific intervention
were likewise doing about as well as other schools in the district.
In contrast, district-managed schools given additional resources
and a “restructuring”intervention showed larger achievement
gains in mathematics. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG533/
MG-538-A Supporting Training Strategies for Brigade Combat
Teams Using Future Combat Systems (FCS) Technologies. M. G.
Shanley, J. C. Crowley, M. W. Lewis, R. Masi, K. Leuschner, S. G.
Straus, J. P. Angers. 2007.
This study seeks to help the Army identify options to improve its
future (i.e., circa 2016) training strategies for Brigade Combat
Teams (BCTs) equipped with Future Combat System (FCS)
technologies. Key findings are that live training will need to remain
at the core of training programs for FCS units, and that adaptation
to changing operational requirements will be a primary training
challenge. Overall, the findings indicate that planned training
enhancements can provide important improvements across a wide
spectrum; however, the overall training capability achieved will
likely be less than that needed to meet future training requirements.
Unit time, the potential for technological advancement, and
training budgets were found to be key constraints. While the study
stresses greater emphasis on training manpower support in battle
command training as the Army’s best chance for significant nearterm improvement, it concludes that longer-term improvement
will depend on how closely the Army monitors and manages its
enhancement programs. The process of shaping and balancing
future training enhancements, for example, would benefit from
better information and improved evaluative capabilities. These
changes would be further enhanced by developing better metrics
for the quality, quantity, and adaptability of training, by continuing
to improve spiral development processes to evolve training
methods and means, and by improving the visibility of financial
information across training categories. Online access: http://www.
rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG538/
MG-539-AF Supporting the Future Total Force: A Methodology
for Evaluating Potential Air National Guard Mission Assignments.
K. F. Lynch, J. G. Drew, S. Sleeper, W. A. Williams, J. Masters, L.
Luangkesorn, R. S. Tripp, D. Lichter, C. R. Roll. 2007.
Manpower end-strength reductions of active duty personnel in
the U.S. Air Force are making it more difficult to support the
air and space expeditionary force construct using current force
employment practices. The Air National Guard (ANG), however,
will not undergo significant manpower reductions but will be
affected by plans that call for the retirement of a significant number
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of its aircraft, leaving it with a large number of highly trained,
highly experienced personnel with no aircraft to operate and
support. The authors develop a methodology to evaluate missions
that could be transferred from the active component to the ANG
without significant cost to the total force. They conclude that four
areas-Predator operations and support, air mobility command
and control, Commander of Air Force forces staffing, and baselevel intermediate maintenance-are missions that could benefit
from ANG assignment. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG539/
MG-540-AF
Interactions and Synchronization Strategies. M. Schiefer, A. A.
Robbert, L. A. Galway, R. E. Stanton, C. San. 2007.
A fundamental goal of the Air Force personnel system is to
ensure that the manpower inventory, by Air Force specialty code
and grade, matches requirements. However, there are structural
obstacles that impede achieving this goal. The three major
independently managed systems the Air Force uses to determine
manpower strength currently tend to function in isolation. Because
the current organizational structure lacks broad coordinating and
control mechanisms, actions taken to control one system often
adversely affect another. The authors lay the foundation for a
discussion of policy changes that would better synchronize these
systems. They propose a methodology that would marginally
modify grade authorizations within skill levels to make it possible
to better achieve manpower targets. Each specialty would retain
the same number of authorizations within each skill level, and
the aggregate solution would maintain the same total number of
enlisted authorizations by grade. This would help the manpower
community follow the policy of equal selection opportunity while
also taking personnel management system capabilities into account.
MG-544-AF Why the Iraqi Resistance to the Coalition Invasion
Was So Weak. S. T. Hosmer. 2007.
Coalition forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) were able to
take down Saddam Hussein’s regime in less than three weeks, at
the cost of relatively few Coalition casualties. This monograph
draws upon information derived primarily from interviews with
and interrogations of senior Iraqi military and civilian officials to
examine why the Iraqi resistance in March and April 2003 was so
weak. The research focused on two questions: (1) Why did the Iraqi
Regular Army and Republican Guard forces do so little fighting?
and (2) Why did Iraqi leaders fail to adopt certain defensive
measures that would have made the Coalition’s task more difficult
and costly? These two questions encompass a number of related
issues. The monograph examines the battlefield consequences of
Saddam Hussein’s strategic misjudgments and preoccupation with
internal threats; the poorly designed and executed Iraqi military
strategy and operations; the weak motivation and morale that
permeated all ranks of the Iraqi military; and the superiority in
combat capability enjoyed by the Coalition forces. It concludes
with observations about why decisionmakers should be careful
about the lessons they may seek to draw from OIF; how OIF
paved the way for the insurgency that has followed in Iraq; and
how OIF may influence the behavior of future U.S. adversaries.
The monograph is intended for the use of military and civilian
officials concerned with the management, planning, and conduct
of U.S. operations to deter and counter threats to U.S. interests
from enemy regimes and other hostile actors. Online access: http://
MG-545-AF Advancing the U.S. Air Force’s Force-Development
Initiative. S. C. Moore, M. K. Brauner. 2007.
A mismatch in the late 1990s between the qualifications needed
for key general officer positions and the backgrounds of available
candidates stimulated RAND research and then an extensive U.S.
Air Force effort to improve the development of future senior leaders.
In the past, most officers were managed within their career fields
and were too narrowly specialized. This monograph summarizes
the force development initiative’s history and related research
efforts that (a) identified colonel positions’ needs for multiple
(paired) occupational skills and set targets for the numbers of
officers who should acquire those skills before they are promoted
to colonel and (b) illustrated a four-step approach that can create
notably more specific developmental targets for officers at grades
from lieutenant through colonel within an occupation or career
field. The four steps are as follows: (1) identify and prioritize the
types of experience, education, and training that should precede
each category of job (identify the demand, at least for the jobs
in the field grades-major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel), now
and in the future; (2) ascertain the backgrounds that officers have
accumulated (assess the supply); (3) compare supply with demand
(gap analysis); and (4) plan ways to close the gaps. These ideas
suggest steps that could improve the efficiency and effectiveness of
force development for Air Force officers, the enlisted and civilian
forces, and the reserve components. Online access: http://www.
MG-548-QATAR
Education for a New Era: Design and
Implementation of K-12 Education Reform in Qatar. D. J. Brewer,
C. H. Augustine, G. Zellman, G. W. Ryan, C. A. Goldman, C.
Stasz, L. Constant. 2007.
The leadership of Qatar has a social and political vision that
calls for improving the outcomes of the Qatari K-12 education
system. With this vision in mind, the leadership asked RAND to
examine Qatar’s K-12 education system, to recommend options
for building a world-class system, and, subsequently, to develop
the chosen option and support its implementation. The option that
was selected includes internationally benchmarked curriculum
standards, national testing based on those standards, independent
government-funded schools, and parental choice among schools
using annual school report cards. This monograph describes Phase
I (2001–2004) of the Qatari education reform initiative, Education
for a New Era, based on RAND’s experiences as part of this
ambitious effort involving Qataris and Qatari organizations, and
international consultants and contractors. Online access: http://
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MG-548/1-QATAR
Education for a New Era: Design and
Implementation of K-12 Education Reform in Qatar: Executive
Summary. D. J. Brewer, C. H. Augustine, G. Zellman, G. W. Ryan,
C. A. Goldman, C. Stasz, L. Constant. 2007.
The leadership of Qatar has a social and political vision that
calls for improving the outcomes of the Qatari K-12 education
system. With this vision in mind, the leadership asked RAND to
examine Qatar’s K-12 education system, to recommend options
for building a world-class system, and, subsequently, to develop
the chosen option and support its implementation. The option that
was selected includes internationally benchmarked curriculum
standards, national testing based on those standards, independent
government-funded schools, and parental choice among schools
using annual school report cards. This executive summary provides
an overview of Phase I (2001–2004) of the Qatari education
reform initiative, Education for a New Era, based on RAND’s
experiences as part of this ambitious effort involving Qataris and
Qatari organizations, and international consultants and contractors.
An Arabic translation is included. Online access: http://www.rand.
org/pubs/monographs/MG548.1/
MG-551-JFCOM Counterinsurgency in a Test Tube: Analyzing
the Success of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands
(RAMSI). R. W. Glenn. 2007.
With a matter of weeks to prepare, Regional Assistance Mission
to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) personnel landed on July 24, 2003,
armed for conflict but equally ready to restore peace without firing
a shot in anger. RAMSI’s aim was to assist the existing government
in reestablishing order and rebuilding this island nation plagued by
escalating militia violence, crime, and corruption. RAMSI police
forces, with the much larger military component in a supporting
role, were patrolling the streets alongside their Solomon Islands
counterparts on the very day of arrival. This and many other early
actions on the part of RAMSI leadership presented a clear and
cohesive message that would characterize operations from that day
forward: RAMSI had not come to take charge through the use of
force, though it had the capability to do so; it had come to assist
and protect. This study reviews the remarkable successes, and the
few admitted shortcomings, of RAMSI operations through the lens
of broader application to current and future counterinsurgency
efforts. Foremost among these lessons is the need for consistency of
mission and message from leadership down to the lowest echelons
of an operation, ensuring that the population is appropriately and
consistently informed. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG551/
MG-552-OSD
Installation Mapping Enables Many Missions:
The Benefits of and Barriers to Sharing Geospatial Data Assets. B.
E. Lachman, P. Schirmer, D. Frelinger, V. A. Greenfield, M. Tseng,
T. Nichols. 2007.
This report assesses the effects of using and sharing installations and
environment geospatial data assets within and across the business,
warfighting, and intelligence mission areas of the Department of
Defense (DoD) Global Information Grid. The authors found that
the assets have diverse beneficial effects and support a wide range
of missions, including installation and environmental management,
training, homeland security, military health, and warfighting
operations and planning. Common benefits include time savings,
cost savings, cost avoidance, improved situational awareness, more
effective communications, and improved operations, planning,
and decisionmaking. The authors also developed a methodology
for assessing the effects of sharing these assets. Despite the many
benefits of sharing these assets, significant barriers exist to doing
so. These barriers include security concerns, different information
technology systems, lack of communication between diverse
functional organizations, and insufficient data sharing policies
and standards. A comprehensive appendix presents more than 130
examples of how geospatial data assets enable missions at different
organizational levels. Finally, the authors offer recommendations
for ways to help DoD overcome barriers to geospatial data
asset use and sharing. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG552/
MG-553-OSD
Indefinite Reenlistment and Noncommissioned
Officers. L. L. Miller, J. S. Moini, S. Sivadasan, J. Kavanagh, M.
Shergold, R. Plasmeijer. 2007.
In 1998, following congressional approval, the U.S. Army shifted
its senior enlisted force from a fixed contract system to indefinite
reenlistment, theoretically increasing the prestige of senior
noncommissioned officers (NCOs) by recognizing them as career
soldiers. The Army program requires all soldiers reaching the rank
of E-6 with ten years of service to reenlist indefinitely, mirroring the
management of officers and eliminating reenlistment paperwork.
The Army has been the only service to adopt this program. This
study analyzes past and present arguments for and against this
policy made by service representatives, policymakers, and enlisted
personnel. Reservations about the program include concerns that
force planning could be complicated by the unpredictability of
NCO separation dates, that the quality of the NCO corps could
decline without reenlistment screening, and that retention and
morale could suffer with the loss of reenlistment bonuses and other
benefits. The intended program boost to NCO morale does not
appear to have been realized. This report concludes that neither the
costs nor benefits of indefinite reenlistment are strong enough to
merit a change in policy for either the Army or the other services.
An appendix provides an overview of indefinite reenlistment
programs in other Western nations. Online access: http://www.
MG-555-AF
Finding the Balance Between Schoolhouse and
On-the-Job Training. T. Manacapilli, A. Bailey, C. M. Beighley,
B. Bennett, A. Bower. 2007.
The Air Force typically trains 30,000 to 40,000 new airmen in some
300 specialties each year. It utilizes two methods for training its
enlistees: centralized initial skills training (IST, or “schoolhouse”
training) and decentralized on-the-job training (OJT). All too often,
only IST costs are considered when “pricing” training, seriously
underestimating the overall cost to train an airman. When all the
costs are considered, including those of OJT, decisions related to
the length of IST can be better informed. To determine the most
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cost-effective combination of IST and OJT, the authors developed
a methodology based on a cost-benefit analysis of seven Air
Force specialties. From a statistical analysis of data taken from
surveys of senior enlisted personnel, they were able to assess how
productivity changes when IST course length changes and to make
recommendations concerning the IST course lengths that would
produce the most productive airmen for the least possible cost.
MG-557-SRF
The Beginner’s Guide to Nation-Building. J.
Dobbins, S. G. Jones, K. Crane, B. C. DeGrasse. 2007.
Since the end of the Cold War, the United States, NATO, the
United Nations, and a range of other states and nongovernmental
organizations have become increasingly involved in nationbuilding operations. Nation-building involves the use of armed
force as part of a broader effort to promote political and economic
reforms, with the objective of transforming a society emerging
from conflict into one at peace with itself and its neighbors. This
guidebook is a practical “how-to” manual on the conduct of effective
nation-building. It is organized around the constituent elements
that make up any nation-building mission: military, police, rule
of law, humanitarian relief, governance, economic stabilization,
democratization, and development. The chapters describe how
each of these components should be organized and employed,
how much of each is likely to be needed, and the likely cost. The
lessons are drawn principally from 16 U.S.- and UN-led nationbuilding operations since World War II and from a forthcoming
study on European-led missions. In short, this guidebook presents
a comprehensive history of best practices in nation-building and
serves as an indispensable reference for the preplanning of future
interventions and for contingency planning on the ground. Online
MG-559/1-AF
Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases
for Operation Iraqi Freedom (Unrestricted Version). L. H. Baldwin,
J. A. Ausink, N. Campbell, J. G. Drew, C. R. Roll. 2007.
In contingency operations, U.S. Air Force contingency contracting
officers (CCOs) play a vital role in the procurement of goods
and services within the theater of operations. The motivation
for this study was twofold: The contracting community lacked
a comprehensive database of contingency purchases that would
enable analyses of purchases related to mission activities, and
such analyses would prove important in future decisionmaking.
This study examines contingency purchases for Operation Iraqi
Freedom made in theater during fiscal years 2003 and 2004 and
develops a custom database to determine the extent of contractor
support and how plans for the organization and execution of
contingency activities might be improved to better support the
warfighter in future operations. The baseline analysis details the
relevant purchasing organizations, the types of goods and services
purchased, the timing and methods of purchase, and the important
suppliers. Two case studies related to specific purchases and the
demands on CCOs show that a contingency contracting database
can be a powerful and useful analytic tool. Recommendations
are made for the establishment of a standardized methodology
(including specific data fields) for collecting contingency
contracting data on an ongoing basis to facilitate planning and
policy decisions associated with CCO staffing and training,
combat support planning, and sharing of lessons within the theater
for future contingencies. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG559.1/
MG-561-AF
Ungoverned Territories: Understanding and
Reducing Terrorism Risks. A. Rabasa, S. Boraz, P. Chalk, K.
Cragin, T. W. Karasik, J. D. P. Moroney, K. A. O’Brien, J. E.
Peters. 2007.
Ungoverned territories-failed or failing states or ungoverned areas
within otherwise viable states-generate all manner of security
problems and can become terrorist sanctuaries. Using a twotiered framework areas applied to eight case studies from around
the globe, the authors seek to understand the conditions that give
rise to ungoverned territories and what makes some ungoverned
territories more conducive to a terrorist or insurgent presence than
others. On the basis of this ground-breaking analytical work, they
identify three types of ungoverned territories and their effects on
U.S. security interests and develop strategies to improve the U.S.
ability to mitigate these effects. Online access: http://www.rand.
MG-563-A
Cooperation. J. D. P. Moroney, A. Grissom, J. P. Marquis. 2007.
U.S. Army planners working on the problem of multinational force
compatibility require a planning framework to guide and focus the
service’s long-term compatibility investments with partner armies
of varying capabilities. This report defines and describes such a
framework, called the Niche Capability Planning Framework.
It provides a conceptual template for integrating the various
considerations, ranging from U.S. Army capability gaps, to the
politics of collaborating with foreign armies, to the coordination
of Army and Department of Defense security cooperation
activities, implicit in a strategy for cultivating compatible niche
capabilities in non-core partner armies, which lack a stable, longterm, collaborative program of assistance with the U.S. Army. The
report concludes with specific recommendations for implementing
the Niche Capability Planning framework, which should, at a
minimum, incorporate analyses of projected Army capability gaps,
key partner characteristics, and the resources required to match
capabilities with partners in a systematic way. Online access:
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Airlift Capabilities for Future U.S.
Counterinsurgency Operations. R. C. Owen, K. P. Mueller.
2007.
Current and probable future United States involvement in
counterinsurgencies revives a long-standing debate about whether
these missions call for adding specialized aircraft, training, or other
resources to the general military airlift fleet. The authors examine
the use of airlift in past and present counterinsurgency operations,
including the Foreign Internal Defense program. They conclude that
general U.S. airlift forces can accomplish most counterinsurgency
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missions effectively, with adjustments in employment doctrines
and training. However, they also note that continued operations
likely will require reinforcement of the general airlift fleet and,
perhaps, acquisition of a small fleet element optimized for certain
counterinsurgency missions. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-566-OSD
“Working Around the Military” Revisited:
Spouse Employment in the 2000 Census Data. N. Lim, D.
Golinelli, M. Cho. 2007.
Previous studies have shown that military wives-women married to
U.S. military service members-are more likely to be unemployed
and earning less than their civilian counterparts. But these studies
rely on information that is somewhat dated, and they have little
to say about military husbands. This study revisits the gaps in
employment and earnings between military and civilian wives
using the 2000 census, and extends these analyses to include
military husbands. Military spouses continue to be at a relative
disadvantage in the labor market compared with civilian spouses.
Even though policies that target demographic disparities such as
mobility, location, and child care may reduce the gaps to a certain
extent, they will not affect the portion attributable to unobserved
factors that are not captured in the census data, such as employer’s
attitude. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG566/
MG-567-AF U.S.-China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s
Status. R. Cliff, D. A. Shlapak. 2007.
Although the question of Taiwan’s status is unlikely to be resolved
soon, considering the various possible outcomes and how they
might affect U.S.-China relations is useful. A total of ten distinct
trajectories for the resolution of the cross-strait relationship can
be identified, with greatly varying implications for U.S.-China
relations. Unsurprisingly, the impact of peaceful outcomes,
including continued peaceful irresolution, is both more predictable
and generally better for relations between Washington and
Beijing. If China uses force against Taiwan, however, subsequent
U.S.-China relations could fall anywhere from close cooperation
to hostile cold war. Both how the Taiwan issue is resolved and
the nature of subsequent U.S.-China relations will largely be
determined by the nature of China’s government: a democratic,
or, at least, highly pragmatic Chinese government is more likely
to achieve a peaceful resolution; a government still controlled by
the Chinese Communist Party is less likely to do so. As China’s
military capabilities grow, it will become increasingly difficult but
also increasingly more important to prevent Beijing from using
force to bring about unification. Online access: http://www.rand.
MG-569-OSD
Measuring the Statutory and Regulatory
Constraints on Department of Defense Acquisition: An Empirical
Analysis. J. A. Drezner, I. Blickstein, R. Raman, M. McKernan,
M. Hertzman, M. Bradley, D. Gavrieli, B. Eastwood. 2007.
Managers of weapon system acquisition programs and their staffs
have often voiced concerns about the burden of complying with
federal statutes or regulations requiring certain business and
oversight processes. The essence of the concerns is that program
offices spend an inordinate amount of time complying with statutes
and regulations that add little value, and that the regulatory burden
translates into cost increases, schedule delays, and adverse effects
on system performance. While many other studies have addressed
this topic, few have succeeded in generating the empirical
evidence needed to inform the policy debate. To fill this gap, NDRI
developed a Web-based data collection tool to capture the program
staff’s estimates of hours spent on compliance efforts. A total of
316 individuals in seven DoD program offices were recruited
to use the web tool to estimate biweekly the time they spent on
regulatory compliance-related activities over the course of a year.
While statutes and regulations do place constraints on program
execution, the study found that program office staffs do not appear
to spend a significant amount of their time complying with those
statutes and regulations. Further, there is little evidence that
program office compliance activities have adverse consequences
for program outcomes. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG569/
MG-572-AF
Moore. 2007.
Developing Tailored Supply Strategies. N. Y.
Purchased goods and services are an increasingly large proportion
of public and private enterprise budgets. Various enterprises have
therefore developed more or less successful supply strategies. This
monograph draws lessons from their experiences for the Air Force
and the Department of Defense by synthesizing academic, business,
and professional literature. The authors offer a series of steps for
analyzing spending, segmenting it into major commodity groups
based on value to the enterprise and vulnerability, prioritizing
these groups for purchasing and supply management efforts, and
developing and executing purchasing strategies for them. Both the
initial segmentation of commodity groups and the development of
supply strategies for them involve use of cross-functional teams
comprising experts in the commodity and its uses, as well as other
stakeholders. The authors describe the makeup of these teams and
their tasks and goals. Finally, the authors note that, although some
activities are common to most supply strategies, no one process
is likely to fit all enterprises and commodities. An approach that
delivers the most rewards to the enterprise will require extensive
analysis. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG572/
MG-574-SRF
Building Moderate Muslim Networks. A.
Rabasa, C. Benard, L. Schwartz, P. Sickle. 2007.
Radical and dogmatic interpretations of Islam have gained ground
in recent years in many Muslim societies via extensive Islamist
networks spanning the Muslim world and the Muslim diaspora
communities of North America and Europe. Although a majority
throughout the Muslim world, moderates have not developed similar
networks to amplify their message and to provide protection from
violence and intimidation. With considerable experience fostering
networks of people committed to free and democratic ideas during
the Cold War, the United States has a critical role to play in leveling
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the playing field for Muslim moderates. The authors derive lessons
from the U.S. and allied Cold War network-building experience,
determine their applicability to the current situation in the Muslim
world, assess the effectiveness of U.S. government programs of
engagement with the Muslim world, and develop a “road map”
to foster the construction of moderate Muslim networks. Online
MG-583-OSD
Civilian Health Insurance Options of Military
Retirees: Findings from a Pilot Survey. L. T. Mariano, S. N. Kirby,
C. Eibner, S. Naftel. 2007.
The Department of Defense (DoD) provides health benefits to
qualified retired service personnel. Active duty personnel who
retire with at least 20 years of service are immediately eligible to
receive retiree health benefits for themselves, their spouses, and
dependent children through TRICARE, the DoD-sponsored health
care plan. A substantial majority of retirees have second careers
after retirement and have access to civilian health insurance.
However, many choose to rely primarily on TRICARE, in large
part because of the significant price differential between TRICARE
and civilian insurance. In order to understand the implications
of this reliance for DoD health care expenditures, DoD asked
RAND to explore the available civilian health insurance options
of working-age military retirees and the impact of those options on
TRICARE utilization. The authors surveyed a random sample of
1,600 military retirees (officers and enlisted personnel) under age
65 who were entitled to TRICARE benefits. This pilot survey was
designed to ask about the current employment of the retiree and his
or her spouse, participation in a civilian health insurance plan, use
of TRICARE for medical care, and the likely effect of premium
increases or decreases on participation in civilian heath plans. Key
findings showed that although a large majority of retirees have
access to civilian health insurance, many choose not to enroll,
most frequently citing the cost of premiums. Among those enrolled
in civilian plans, many still rely on TRICARE for medical care
and prescription drugs, and many would drop their civilian plans if
costs rose substantially. As long as DoD premiums are considerably
lower than civilian premiums, a shift away from TRICARE use is
unlikely. A larger survey, collecting data from retirees and their
civilian employers, would be needed for DoD to analyze the effects
of benefit design changes to TRICARE on retiree reliance. Online
MG-584-AF
Estimating the Benefits of the Air Force
Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Initiative. J. Arkes,
M. E. Chenoweth. 2007.
One of the tools the Air Force is using to improve its logistical
support to the warfighter is purchasing and supply-chain
management (PSCM). But other factors likely were changing at
about the same time, which might influence the relationship of
the PSCM initiative to the supply chain’s ability to support the
warfighter. To evaluate whether PSCM is doing what it is intended
to do, and how well, it is necessary to control for these other factors
that may be influencing its outcomes. The authors have taken a step
in that direction by developing an econometric model that isolates
certain identifiable factors and holds them constant as a means of
separating their effects from PSCM. They illustrate their model by
analyzing the relationship between PSCM and Mission Capable
(MICAP) incidents. The authors considered several different
factors but found data availability and quality to be a challenge.
However, the model may be useful both with other factors and for
estimating the benefits of other initiatives. Online access: http://
MG-585-RC
Recruitment and Retention: Lessons for the New
Orleans Police Department. B. Rostker, W. M. Hix, J. M. Wilson.
2007.
Since Hurricane Katrina, resignations from the New Orleans
Police Department (NOPD) have increased, and the department
went more than a year without recruiting enough candidates to
justify a police academy training course. The authors present
practical recommendations for change that could help the NOPD
improve recruiting and retention. Issues addressed include the
lack of affordable post-Katrina housing, the fact that the families
of many police officers no longer live in the New Orleans area,
the destroyed departmental infrastructure, and a budget that does
not provide enough resources to meet basic needs. They focus
on compensation, including housing; the promotion process and
the career management system; recruiting; the mix of officers
and civilians; and ways to improve the morale of the NOPD. The
recommendations, which are specifically tailored to the unique
circumstances of the NOPD, include (1) using civilian employees,
where appropriate, for jobs currently being performed by uniformed
officers; (2) developing a proactive recruiting program; (3) offering
some of the city’s housing stock in-kind to police officers or selling
the property and using the proceeds to improve compensation; (4)
increasing the frequency of promotion examinations; (5) eliminating
the backlog of promotions to higher levels in the department; (6)
restructuring compensation to attract recruits and retain serving
officers; (7) establishing a first-responders charter school; and (8)
rebuilding the police infrastructure to improve morale.
MG-586-NIJ
Bankruptcy Filings. N. Clancy, S. J. Carroll. 2007.
The U.S. Trustee Program (USTP) is the component of the U.S.
Department of Justice (DOJ) whose mission includes promoting
the integrity and efficiency of the bankruptcy system by enforcing
bankruptcy laws. Among its responsibilities is identifying fraud,
abuse, and error in personal bankruptcy filings. Currently, precise
figures on the prevalence of fraud, abuse, and error in personal
bankruptcy filings do not exist. USTP asked the RAND Corporation
to assist it in thinking about how to better identify and measure
fraud, abuse, and error in personal bankruptcies. RAND looked for
lessons learned from other government programs and the private
sector in detecting fraud and abuse; processes transferable to
USTP; indicators USTP could develop of fraud, abuse, and error;
ways to estimate their prevalence; and ways to develop data and
knowledge for future identification systems. The authors conclude
that a data-enabled case filing system, incorporating lessons from
the IRS and GSA as well as the private sector, may be the direction
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for the future of the bankruptcy court system. Online access: http://
MG-587-1-ICJ
N. M. Pace, S. J. Carroll, I. Vogelsang, L. Zakaras. 2007.
Class actions, which are civil cases in which parties initiate a
lawsuit on behalf of other plaintiffs not specifically named in the
complaint, often make the headlines, especially when they result
in settlements affecting millions of class members and requiring
millions of dollars in restitution. They have also aroused vocal
policy debates, as exemplified during the deliberations of the U.S.
Congress prior to the enactment of the Class Action Fairness Act
of 2005. But despite this long-standing interest, policymakers and
the public know very little about the majority of class actions filed
in this country-their numbers, their dynamics, or their outcomes.
RAND used a defendant-based survey to collect original data on
both state and federal insurance class actions, and also surveyed
state departments of insurance to learn more about the interests
of regulators in the issues litigated by the parties in these cases.
This book presents the results. With these data, we are able to
describe important characteristics of the litigation, including what
types of classes are sought, where these cases are being filed, what
allegations are made, how these cases are resolved, how much
time it takes to bring them to resolution, and the possible impact of
the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005. Online access: http://www.
rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG587–1/
MG-588-AF
Is Weapon System Cost Growth Increasing?
A Quantitative Assessment of Completed and Ongoing Programs.
O. Younossi, M. V. Arena, R. S. Leonard, C. R. Roll, A. K. Jain, J.
M. Sollinger. 2007.
In recent decades, there have been numerous attempts to rein in
the cost growth of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition
programs. Cost growth is the ratio of the cost estimate reported in
a program’s final Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) and the costestimate baseline reported in a prior SAR issued at a particular
milestone. Drawing on prior RAND research, new analyses of
completed and ongoing weapon system programs, and data drawn
from SARs, this study addresses the following questions: What
is the cost growth of DoD weapon systems? What has been the
trend of cost growth over the past three decades? To address the
magnitude of cost growth, it examines cost growth in completed
programs; to evaluate the cost growth trend over time, it provides
additional analysis of a selection of ongoing programs. This
sample of ongoing programs permits a look at growth trends in the
more recent past. Changes in the mix of system types over time
and dollar-weighted analysis were also considered because earlier
studies have suggested that cost growth varies by program type
and the cost of the program. The findings suggest that development
cost growth over the past three decades has remained high and
without any significant improvement. Online access: http://www.
MG-589-NSF Standards-Based Accountability under No Child
Left Behind: Experiences of Teachers and Administrators in Three
States. L. S. Hamilton, B. M. Stecher, J. A. Marsh, J. S. McCombs,
A. E. Robyn, J. L. Russell, S. Naftel, H. Barney. 2007.
Since 2001–2002, standards-based accountability (SBA)
provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) have
shaped the work of public school teachers and administrators in
the United States. NCLB requires each state to develop content
and achievement standards in several subjects, administer tests to
measure students’ progress toward these standards, develop targets
for performance on these tests, and impose a series of interventions
on schools and districts that do not meet the targets. Many states
had such systems in place before NCLB took effect, but, since
2001-2002, every state in the United States has had to develop and
implement an SBA system that met the requirements of the law,
and its provisions have affected every public school and district in
the nation. This book sheds light on how accountability policies
have influenced attitudes and been translated into actions at the
district, school, and classroom levels in three states, with a focus on
mathematics and science. SBA is leading to an increased emphasis
on student achievement, and many educators laud this focus, but a
single-minded emphasis on student proficiency on tests has some
potentially negative consequences such as narrowing curriculum
and declining staff morale. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-590-1-OSD
Assessing the Assignment Policy for Army
Women. M. C. Harrell, L. W. Castaneda, P. Schirmer, B. W.
Hallmark, J. Kavanagh, D. Gershwin, P. Steinberg. 2007.
The current U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) policy for
assigning military women was issued in 1994, and the U.S. Army’s
assignment policy dates to 1992. In the ensuing years, the U.S.
Army has undergone significant technological and organizational
transformation, which has changed how it organizes and fights.
There is concern that, in the course of operations in Iraq, the Army
has not been adhering to its own assignment policy, as there are
several important and potentially problematic differences between
the DoD and Army policies. For example, the DoD policy prohibits
the assignment of women to units whose primary mission is direct
combat, whereas the Army policy prohibits the assignment of
women to units with a routine mission of direct combat, and their
definitions of direct combat differ. The research finds that the Army
is adhering to the DoD assignment policy but may not be complying
with the separate Army assignment policy for women. Assessing
the Assignment Policy for Army Women serves to inform DoD
decisionmaking with regard to the clarity and appropriateness of
the current DoD and Army assignment policies, especially given
how units are operating in Iraq. Online access: http://www.rand.
org/pubs/monographs/MG590–1/
MG-591-NCCAM
Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine: A
Case Study of the Barriers and Factors Facilitating the Creation of
a Center. I. D. Coulter, M. A. Ellison, L. Hilton, H. Rhodes, G. W.
Ryan. 2007.
Current integrative medicine practices in hospital settings involve
some form of partnership between complementary and alternative
medicine and biomedicine. This five-year study adopted a
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longitudinal methodology to track the establishment of a single
hospital-based Integrative Medicine Center. Using extensive
qualitative interview data, the project staff conducted a stakeholder
analysis of all participants involved in the establishment and
continuation of the Integrative Medicine Center and collected data
from hospital documents, patient files, patient questionnaires and
provider questionnaires. Although some factors clearly worked in
favor of the center, the hospital had few models to guide it and no
experience in creating such a clinic. Thus, it made many decisions
in the areas of administration, finance, and legal issues that created
barriers to the center’s success, and the center was ultimately
closed. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG591/
MG-592-NSRD
Talking to the Enemy: Track Two Diplomacy
in the Middle East and South Asia. D. D. Kaye. 2007.
This monograph examines regional, multilateral track two
dialogues in the Middle East and South Asia that are focused on
arms control and other cooperative security measures. Unofficial
policy discourse, or track two diplomacy, is an increasingly
important part of the changing international security landscape,
with the potential to raise new ideas and solutions to conflicts that,
over time, may influence official policy. Talking to the Enemy
considers how track two efforts in South Asia and the Middle East
have socialized participants into thinking about security in more
cooperative terms, and whether the ideas generated in track two
forums have been acknowledged at the societal level or influenced
official policy. Comparing the two regions, Kaye finds that South
Asian dialogues, on Kashmir and other regional issues, have been
more somewhat more effective than track two efforts in the Middle
East, where lack of progress on official Arab-Israeli peace talks has
also hindered unofficial regional dialogues. The author concludes
with assessments of regional security trajectories in both regions,
particularly proliferation dynamics, as well as suggestions on how
to improve future track two efforts. Online access: http://www.
MG-593-OSD
Networked Forces in Stability Operations:
101st Airborne Division, 3/2 and 1/25 Stryker Brigades in Northern
Iraq. D. Gonzales, J. Hollywood, J. M. Sollinger, J. McFadden, J.
DeJarnette, S. Harting, D. Temple. 2007.
The Stryker brigade, one of the Army’s newest units, has a full
complement of Army digital networked communications and
battle command systems. An important issue for the Department
of Defense and the Army is whether these networking capabilities
translate into an information advantage and, if so, whether that
advantage results in greater mission effectiveness in stability
operations. To answer those two questions, the authors compare
three units that operated in the same area in Iraq’s northern
provinces between 2003 and 2005: the 101st Airborne Division
(ABD) (which had only limited digital communications
capabilities), the 3/2 Stryker brigade combat team (SBCT), and
the 1/25 SBCT. Overall, the 1/25 SBCT and 101st ABD performed
best in the stability phase in northern Iraq. They were particularly
effective in social networking with the local populace and civilian
leaders. The 3/2 SBCT did not perform as well as the 1/25 SBCT,
even though it was equipped with some of the same digital
networking capabilities. Some of the tactics it employed, such as
indiscriminate sweeps, widened the gulf between coalition forces
and the local populace. Although networking technologies confer
obvious benefits, the authors conclude that command leadership,
training, and the processes employed in stability operations are
just as important for improving mission effectiveness in stability
operations. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/
MG593/
MG-595/1-OSD Byting Back: Regaining Information Superiority
Against 21st-Century Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency
Study. Vol. 1. M. C. Libicki, D. C. Gompert, D. Frelinger, R.
Smith. 2007.
U.S. counterinsurgency efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan have
failed to exploit information power, which could be a U.S.
advantage but instead is being used advantageously by insurgents.
Because insurgency and counterinsurgency involve a battle for
the allegiance of a population between a government and an
armed opposition movement, the key to exploiting information
power is to connect with and learn from the population itself,
increasing the effectiveness of both the local government and
the U.S. military and civilian services engaged in supporting it.
Utilizing mostly available networking technology, the United
States could achieve early, affordable, and substantial gains in
the effectiveness of counterinsurgency by more open, integrated,
and inclusive information networking with the population, local
authorities, and coalition partners. The most basic information
link with the population would be an information technology (IT)enhanced, fraud-resistant registry-census. The most promising
link would come from utilizing local cell phone networks,
which are proliferating even among poor countries. Access to
data routinely collected by such networks can form the basis for
security services such as enhanced-911 and forensics. The cell
phones of a well-wired citizenry can be made tantamount to sensor
fields in settled areas. They can link indigenous forces with each
other and with U.S. forces without interoperability problems; they
can also track the responses of such forces to emergencies. Going
further, outfitting weaponry with video cameras would bolster
surveillance, provide lessons learned, and guard against operator
misconduct. Establishing a national Wiki can help citizens describe
their neighborhoods to familiarize U.S. forces with them and can
promote accountable service delivery. All such information can
improve counterinsurgency operations by making U.S. forces and
agencies far better informed than they are at present. The authors
argue that today’s military and intelligence networks-being closed,
compartmentalized, controlled by information providers instead of
users, and limited to U.S. war fighters-hamper counterinsurgency
and deprive the United States of what ought to be a strategic
advantage. In contrast, based on a review of 160 requirements
for counterinsurgency, the authors call for current networks to be
replaced by an integrated counterinsurgency operating network
(ICON) linking U.S. and indigenous operators, based on principles
of inclusiveness, integration, and user preeminence. Utilizing the
proposed ways of gathering information from the population,
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ICON would improve the timeliness, reliability, and relevance of
information, while focusing security restrictions on truly sensitive
information. The complexity and sensitivity of counterinsurgency
call for vastly better use of IT than has been seen in Iraq and
Afghanistan. Here is a practical plan for just that. Online access:
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Absorbing and Developing Qualified Fighter
Pilots: The Role of the Advanced Simulator. R. Marken, W. W.
Taylor, J. A. Ausink, L. M. Hanser, C. R. Anderegg, L. Wickman.
2007.
What does an individual need to be considered an experienced fighter
pilot? The current formal definition is based on how many flying
hours a person has, but in practice, the question is more complex
and sometimes subjective because an individual requires different
kinds of experience for combat positions and staff positions. The
authors surveyed training experts to discover practical bases for
judgments about the experience needed for different jobs. For flying
positions, they found that time in advanced simulators is now also
considered to be an important component of experience. Upgrade
levels (say, from wingman to flight lead) and types of sorties flown
are factors for both flying and staff positions. The results suggest
that it is time for the Air Force to consider revising the view that
a pilot is experienced or not is based only on the number of hours
flown. The Air Force needs to measure and credit different types
of experience-including time spent in advanced simulator systemswhen revising its definitions of pilot experience. Online access:
MG-598-OSD
The Cost of a Military Person-Year: A Method
for Computing Savings from Force Reductions. C. J. Dahlman.
2007.
The Department of Defense strives to only use military personnel
for military-essential tasks and has consistently recommended
the civilianization of ever-more military functions and positions.
This guidance also stems from the belief that military personnel
cost more than comparable civilians. As a policy, civilianization
can only be properly applied when it is an integral element of a
broader personnel-management strategy. This work presents
a new method of estimating the cost of a military person-year
that focuses on the actual cost of the retirement benefits that the
federal government must provide to military personal. It provides
a better foundation for the development of a broad, force-shaping
strategy than previously available measures that focused only
on annual retirement-fund accrual costs. A major implication of
this alternative calculus is that truly effective force managementusing strategic human-resources principles to identify the proper
mix of age and experience in the personnel inventory-requires an
increased focus on the cost of personnel. Online access: http://
MG-599-OSD
Families under Stress: An Assessment of Data,
Theory, and Research on Marriage and Divorce in the Military. B.
R. Karney, J. S. Crown. 2007.
Recent demands on the military have raised concerns about
the impact of extended deployments on military marriages. To
evaluate this impact, the authors draw on marital status data in
service personnel records to estimate trends in marriage and marital
dissolution between 1996 and 2005 and the specific effects of time
deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq on subsequent risk of ending
a marriage. The results generally run counter to expectations.
Although rates of marital dissolution have increased since 2001
for most services and components, they had declined in the five
years prior to 2001. As a result, marital dissolution rates across the
services and components are currently similar to those observed in
1996, when the demands on the military were measurably lower.
In most cases, service members who were deployed had a lower
risk of subsequently ending their marriages than service members
who did not deploy or deployed fewer days. Online access: http://
MG-603-A
Operations. L. E. Davis, J. Rough, G. Cecchine, A. G. Schaefer,
L. L. Zeman. 2007.
The efforts undertaken by civilian and military organizations in
response to Hurricane Katrina were historically unprecedented,
but problems did arise in the military response that contributed to
delays in accomplishing evacuations and relief operations across
the storm-ravaged areas of Louisiana and Mississippi, particularly
New Orleans. A number of steps can be taken to enhance future
military disaster-response efforts: give the National Guard the
federal mission to conduct homeland security activities; make
each National Guard unit capable of rapid deployment; prepare
governors to call up Guard units to state active duty for out-ofstate emergencies; and design a regional approach in the National
Guard through the creation of ten National Guard standing
homeland security task forces. Designating National Guard
and active-duty units for homeland security in the Army’s unitreadiness planning process also deserves consideration, as does an
approach to command and control structure that prepares decision
makers to quickly select from a set of predefined alternatives
giving the lead to federal or state task forces depending on the
characteristics of the emergency. Online access: http://www.rand.
MG-607-JFCOM
Enlisting Madison Avenue: The Marketing
Approach to Earning Popular Support in Theaters of Operation. T.
C. Helmus, C. Paul, R. W. Glenn. 2007.
Virtually every action, message, and decision of a military
force shapes the opinions of an indigenous population: strategic
communication, treatment of civilians at vehicle checkpoints, and
the accuracy or inaccuracy of aerial bombardment. Themes of U.S.
goodwill mean little if its actions convey otherwise. Consequently,
a unified message in both word and deed is fundamental to
success. Business marketing practices provide a useful framework
for improving U.S. military efforts to shape the attitudes and
behaviors of local populations in a theater of operations as well
as those of a broader, international audience. Enlisting Madison
Avenue extracts lessons from these business practices and adapts
them to U.S. military efforts, developing a unique approach to
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shaping that has the potential to improve military-civilian relations,
the accuracy of media coverage of operations, communication of
U.S. and coalition objectives, and the reputation of U.S. forces in
theater and internationally. Foremost among these lessons are the
concepts of branding, customer satisfaction, and segmentation of
the target audience, all of which serve to maximize the impact and
improve the outcome of U.S. shaping efforts. Online access: http://
MG-608-NAVY
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design
Capabilities. J. F. Schank, M. V. Arena, P. DeLuca, J. Riposo, K.
Curry, T. Weeks, J. Chiesa. 2007.
For the first time since the design of the first nuclear submarine,
the U.S. Navy has no nuclear submarine design program under
way, which raises the possibility that design capability could be
lost. Such a loss could result in higher costs and delays when the
next submarine design is undertaken, as well as risks to system
performance and safety. The authors estimate and compare the
costs and delays of letting design capability erode vs. those of
alternative means of managing the workload and workforce over
the gap in design demand and beyond. The authors recommend that
the Navy consider stretching out the design of the next submarine
class and starting it early, or, if that seems too risky, sustaining
design resources at the shipyards, their vendors, and in the Navy
itself that exceed those supported by the demand. Online access:
MG-608/1-NAVY
Sustaining U.S. Nuclear Submarine Design
Capabilities: Executive Summary. J. F. Schank, M. V. Arena, P.
DeLuca, J. Riposo, K. Curry, T. Weeks, J. Chiesa. 2007.
For the first time since the design of the first nuclear submarine,
the U.S. Navy has no nuclear submarine design program under
way, which raises the possibility that design capability could be
lost. Such a loss could result in higher costs and delays when the
next submarine design is undertaken, as well as risks to system
performance and safety. The authors estimate and compare the
costs and delays of letting design capability erode vs. those of
alternative means of managing the workload and workforce over
the gap in design demand and beyond. The authors recommend that
the Navy consider stretching out the design of the next submarine
class and starting it early, or, if that seems too risky, sustaining
design resources at the shipyards, their vendors, and in the Navy
itself that exceed those supported by the demand. Online access:
MG-612-OSD
The Thin Green Line: An Assessment of
DoD’s Readiness and Environmental Protection Initiative to
Buffer Installation Encroachment. B. E. Lachman, A. Wong, S.
A. Resetar. 2007.
Over the past few decades, military installations have experienced
diminishing open space near their borders from suburban sprawl
and other developments. Such encroachment pressures limit the
ability to conduct mission-essential testing and training. Such
development can also destroy or displace native plant and animal
species, the result being that military installations become islands
of refuge for threatened and endangered species, which can also
restrict an installation’s operations. In 2003, DoD created the
Readiness and Environmental Protection Initiative (REPI) to help
address such encroachment pressures. The REPI program helps
installations implement compatible land use partnering projects with
state and local governments and non-governmental organizations
to protect non-military land, which helps relieve installation
encroachment pressures. In this monograph, RAND researchers
assessed the effectiveness of the REPI projects. The authors also
identify the main causes of encroachment; detail the benefits, both
to the military and local communities, of buffering areas near
installations with REPI projects; and provide recommendations for
how to improve REPI’s effectiveness. Online access: http://www.
MG-613-AF
O. Oliker, K. Crane, A. K. Grant, T. K. Kelly, A. Rathmell, D.
Brannan. 2007.
Iraq is the most pressing national security issue facing the United
States today. This book evaluates the costs and benefits of five
alternative strategies the United States could pursue in Iraq. The
authors argue that, as long as the United States remains in Iraq,
policy actions must focus on improving the security of Iraq’s
population by reducing violence. They offer recommendations
for ways in which U.S. political, security, and economic policies
in Iraq could be better geared to support this goal, though they
emphasize the challenges inherent in this endeavor. Specific
recommendations focus on embedding and vetting efforts for
both forces and government structures and on targeting economic
assistance more effectively. The authors also suggest policies that
might be implemented if violence subsides-but that should not be
undertaken unless and until it does. The book concludes with a
discussion of next steps if the United States decides to withdraw
from Iraq, arguing that the United States needs to prepare now to
mitigate the effects of failure. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-624-AF
Common Battlefield Training for Airmen. T.
Manacapilli, C. M. Hardison, B. Gifford, A. Bailey, A. Bower.
2007.
Members of Air Force specialties that normally work inside the
defended perimeter of a base or deployed location may sometimes
have to cross that perimeter. What might seem fairly benign in
some locations, such as Germany, would be hazardous in others,
such as Iraq. And some initially deployed to a “safe” location may
be redeployed to a more hazardous one. While those who routinely
go “outside the wire” receive appropriate training, the others
historically have not. The Air Force is thus seeking to establish
common battlefield airman training (CBAT) and asked RAND
Project Air Force to examine the content and resources both
for this course and a companion course for non-ground combat
personnel. RAND conducted surveys and interviews to determine
the kinds of experiences airmen have had “outside the wire” and
worked with subject-matter experts to categorize them and suggest
appropriate types and amounts of training for them. This report
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presents the results of these activities. Online access: http://www.
MG-635-A
Building Partner Capabilities for Coalition
Operations. J. D. P. Moroney, N. Blacker, R. Buhr, J. McFadden,
C. Thurston, A. Wong. 2007.
Ongoing operations and emerging mission requirements place a
heavy burden on Army resources, resulting in capability gaps that
the Army is unable to fill by itself. This report argues that one
way to fill those gaps is by building the appropriate capabilities
in allies and partner armies through focused security cooperation.
It argues that U.S. Army planners need a more comprehensive
understanding of the types of capability gaps that partner armies
might fill and a process for matching those gaps with candidate
partner armies. The report begins by providing a theoretical context
for building partner capacity and capabilities. It then discusses
seven illustrative train and equip programs (TEPs) to identify
specific lessons to inform Army planning and execution of TEPs
in the future. It gives insights on the importance of developing and
implementing metrics for security cooperation, an essential step
in ensuring that Army activities are successful. The report then
identifies U.S. Army capability gaps through a review of strategic
and operational guidance documents and Army and joint studies. It
outlines a five-step process for matching U.S. Army capability gaps
with candidate partner armies, which include (1) determining the
relative importance of capability gaps to the U.S. Army in specific
situations, (2) considering the level of effort required to build the
capability in a partner army, (3) identifying capabilities of shared
interest to the U.S. Army and the partner army, (4) identifying
candidate partner armies based on past participation in U.S.-led
operations, and (5) determining existing partner army capabilities.
The process aims to help Army planners identify which capabilities
are of mutual benefit to the United States and partner nations. The
report concludes with specific recommendations for Headquarters,
Department of the Army, which should, at a minimum, include
adopting this five-step process and focusing its efforts on those
capability gaps that best support joint requirements. Online access:
MG-644-QATAR
Post-Secondary Education in Qatar:
Employer Demand, Student Choice, and Options for Policy. C.
Stasz, E. Eide, F. Martorell, L. Constant, C. A. Goldman, J. S.
Moini, V. Nadareishvili, H. Salem. 2007.
The leadership of Qatar has a social and political vision that calls
for improving the country’s post-secondary education system.
Qatar’s Supreme Education Council asked RAND to conduct
a one-year study to assess whether the current post-secondary
education opportunities in Qatar are aligned with the nation’s
social and economic goals, and to help articulate priorities for
developing post-secondary educational opportunities, either in
Qatar or through financed study abroad. The study determined
that occupational demands are in the professional, technical, and
sales and service occupations for men, and in the professional and
clerical occupations for women. Overall, the pattern of demand
favors individuals with some post-secondary education. However,
education and career choices, especially for men, are somewhat
misaligned with demand. There are numerous post-secondary
offerings in Qatar to prepare Qataris for work in high-demand
fields at the undergraduate level, but not for graduate studies. The
study also identified other gaps in the provision of education, and
developed several options for addressing them. The recommended
investments for consideration are as follows: (1) to address the
currently limited opportunities available to Qataris who need
further course work before going on to university studies, consider
establishing a government-sponsored community college; (2) to
address the limited choices in four-year degrees available to highachieving students beyond the degrees offered in Education City,
consider recruiting a top liberal arts college or developing an
honors program at Qatar University; and (3) to address the lack
of master’s degrees being offered in fields essential to Qatar’s
social and economic progress, consider expanding Education
City’s offerings or restructuring Qatar University programs. The
study also recommended that a financial-aid program for adults be
started and that an overarching strategy of investment be developed
for post-secondary education before any investments are made.
MG-646-A
Preparing the Army for Stability Operations:
Doctrinal and Interagency Issues. T. S. Szayna, D. Eaton, A. F.
Richardson. 2007.
This monograph presents the results of a project entitled Improving
Army Doctrine and Planning for Stability Operations. A great deal
of activity has been aimed at revising the approach to the planning
and implementation of Stabilization, Security, Transition, and
Reconstruction (SSTR) operations. The primary emphasis of
the changes is on ensuring a common U.S. strategy rather than a
collection of individual departmental and agency efforts and on
mobilizing and involving all available U.S. government assets
in the effort. However, using a template to assess the extent of
progress in building collaborative interagency capacity for SSTR
operations, the authors find that some elements essential to the
success of the process are not yet in place. They provide a series
of recommendations on how the Army, as a major stakeholder, can
act to advance the interagency process. The authors also assess the
ongoing development of Army doctrine on SSTR operations and
compare it to the emerging guidelines for SSTR operations at the
interagency level. They provide specific recommendations for the
Army to consider in revising its doctrine on SSTR operations, to
bring it further in line with interagency guidelines. They also point
out omissions in the security sector of the emerging interagency
task list for SSTR operations. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
MG-649-NAVY
Warfighting and Logistic Support of Joint
Forces from the Joint Sea Base. R. W. Button, J. Gordon, J.
Riposo, I. Blickstein, P. Wilson. 2007.
Sea Basing is a concept fundamental to the U.S. Navy’s operational
vision for the 21st century. The overall intent of Sea Basing is to
use the flexibility and protection provided by the sea base while
minimizing the presence of forces ashore. The Assessment Division
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of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV N-81)
asked RAND to develop insights on how Sea Basing could also
enable Army operations while supporting a Marine Expeditionary
Brigade (MEB). This monograph presents research performed by
the RAND National Defense Research Institute, Acquisition and
Technology Center, to that end. The RAND team held discussions
with and obtained data from personnel from Headquarters, U.S.
Army Training and Doctrine Command; the Marine Corps Combat
Development Command; the U.S. Army Transportation School;
OPNAV N-42 and N-85; and the Center for Naval Analyses.
Operational scenarios, intended to represent most likely cases for
Army (airborne, Stryker, and heavy) brigade interactions with a sea
base, were formulated. A computer simulation to represent these
scenarios was then developed. That simulation and data collected
for this study were used to ascertain the feasibility of sustaining
a Marine Corps ground element ashore and simultaneously
sustaining Army elements ashore from a sea base or moving
Army elements ashore from the sea base in a reasonable period.
Although Navy-Marine Corps Sea Basing concepts feature Carrier
and Expeditionary Strike Groups, this research focused on the
new Maritime Prepositioning Force — Future (MPF(F)) concept:
a squadron of 14 logistics ships. The initial finding of this study
was that, under the conditions used for the MPF(F) Analysis of
Alternatives, the sea base has little sustainment capability beyond
that needed for the portion of a MEB that is projected ashore
for operations. We then identified options (such as reducing the
standoff distance from the coast or changing the mix of logistics
aircraft embarked on the sea base) that would enable MPF(F) assets
to sustain a MEB ashore while sustaining an airborne brigade or
a heavy brigade. Under similar conditions, MPF(F) assets could
sustain a MEB ashore while moving a Stryker brigade or a heavy
brigade ashore in several days. The Joint High-Speed Vessel was
found particularly useful in the latter task-reducing Army brigade
movement time about 50 percent. Navy-Marine Corps Sea Basing
concepts were found not completely consistent with the Army’s
desire to deploy directly to a port via high-speed ships. For the Army
to benefit from the MPF(F)’s potential, certain modifications, such
as changing the way Army transport ships are loaded, would be
required. Although certain doctrinal and operational issues would
have to be resolved between the Army and the Navy/Marine Corps,
the analysis showed that MPF(F)-centered Sea Basing concepts
offer considerable benefit to the Army. This monograph should
be of interest to the Department of the Navy, the Department of
the Army, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and Congress.
MG-655-AF
Combat Pair: The Evolution of Air Force-Navy
Integration in Strike Warfare. B. S. Lambeth. 2007.
This report documents the exceptional cross-service harmony
that the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy have steadily developed
in their conduct of integrated strike operations since the first
Persian Gulf War in 1991. That close harmony contrasts sharply
with the situation that prevailed throughout most of the Cold War,
when the two services maintained separate and unique operating
mindsets and lacked any significant interoperability features. The
most influential factor accounting for this gradual trend toward
integration was the nation’s ten-year experience with Operations
Northern and Southern Watch, in which both Air Force landbased fighters and Navy carrier-based fighters jointly enforced the
United Nations-imposed no-fly zones over northern and southern
Iraq that were first put into effect after the conclusion of Operation
Desert Storm. That steady-state aerial policing function proved to
be a real-world operations laboratory for the two services, and it
ended up being the main crucible in which their eventual merger
of operational practices was forged. The results were finally
showcased by the all but seamless Air Force and Navy performance
in their joint conduct of integrated aerial strike operations in the
largely air-centric war in Afghanistan in late 2001 and early 2002.
They were further dramatized by the similarly near-seamless airwarfare performance of the two services during the three-week
major combat phase of Operation Iraqi Freedom that ensued a year
later. These real-world experiences suggest that the U.S. Air Force
and U.S. naval aviation should now consider each other natural
allies in the roles and resources arena, since they did not compete
but rather mutually supported and reinforced one another in the
achievement of joint strike-warfare goals. Online access: http://
MG-663-EMKF
In the Name of Entrepreneurship? The Logic
and Effects of Special Regulatory Treatment for Small Business.
S. M. Gates, K. Leuschner. 2007.
There has been ongoing concern that some regulations, rules, and
government policies place a disproportionate burden on small
businesses and entrepreneurs. For this reason, small businesses
often receive special regulatory treatment, such as exemptions
from legislation or extended deadlines for compliance. However,
the desire to support small businesses can come into conflict with
the interest in addressing the concerns that led to the regulation
or policy in the first place. Moreover, it is often unclear whether
special regulatory treatment for small businesses is having the
intended effect. This book sheds light on these issues through
analysis of the regulatory and public policy environment with
regard to small businesses, including focused studies in four key
areas: health insurance, workplace safety, corporate governance,
and business organization. The authors offer support for the
idea that the regulatory environment has a different effect on the
behavior of small businesses than it has on that of large ones.
However, they also demonstrate that policies designed specifically
to help small businesses do not always have the intended effect.
The lack of a consistent definition of small business confounds
our understanding of these issues. The book suggests possible
directions for future policy that achieves a better balance between
the interest in restricting firm behavior through regulation and the
desire to encourage small businesses and entrepreneurs. Online
MG-664-OSD
F-22A Multiyear Procurement Program:
An Assessment of Cost Savings. O. Younossi, M. V. Arena, K.
Brancato, J. C. Graser, B. Goldsmith, M. A. Lorell, F. S. Timson,
J. M. Sollinger. 2007.
Buying defense weapon systems under multiyear contracts rather
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than a series of single-year contracts can save costs because
contractors can buy materials in more economic quantities,
schedule workers and facilities more efficiently, and reduce the
burden of preparing multiple proposals. The U.S. Air Force is in
the process of awarding multiyear contracts for 60 F-22A aircraft
over three years. Congress wants to assure itself that the proposed
contract will yield the promised savings and asked RAND for an
independent review of the estimated savings. Researchers found
that a multiyear procurement of three lots of F-22A fighters
would save an estimated $411 million-about 4.5 percent of the
total contract value. They were able to trace 70 percent of the
$411 million to substantiated savings estimates identified by the
contractors. Examining the issue of multiyear savings using several
approaches produces a consistent range of results, indicating that
the savings attributed to the multiyear contract by the contractors
appear to be reasonable. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG664/
MG-673-CEIS
Encouraging Trade and Foreign Direct
Investment in Ukraine. K. Crane, F. S. Larrabee. 2007.
Despite the fact that two ostensible economic policy priorities in
Ukraine are to liberalize trade and improve the climate for foreign
direct investment (FDI), successive Ukrainian governments have
found it singularly difficult to pass legislation and implement
policies to address these priorities. The study’s primary objective
was to analyze Ukraine’s current environment for foreign trade
and FDI and to develop policy proposals that will foster Ukraine’s
foreign trade and attract more FDI, especially with respect to the
United States. The report describes existing barriers to trade and
FDI, chief among which is corruption, and recommends a twopronged strategy for removing the worst of these barriers: one
prong focused on a few highly visible policy changes that would
bring results within 100 days; the other focused on setting in motion
changes in Ukrainian institutions that would reduce corruption
and other impediments over a longer period. Online access: http://
MG-679-CTRMP
The Federal Role in Terrorism Insurance:
Evaluating Alternatives in an Uncertain World. L. S. Dixon, R. J.
Lempert, T. LaTourrette, R. T. Reville. 2007.
Concerned that the unavailability of terrorism insurance would
impede economic recovery and hinder growth after the 9/11
attacks, Congress passed the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002
(TRIA). TRIA will sunset at the end of 2007 unless Congress takes
further action. This book examines the implications of allowing
TRIA to expire and of enhancements aimed at improving the
availability and affordability of insurance for nuclear, biological,
chemical, and radiological (NBCR) attacks. The analysis takes
a systematic approach to addressing the deep uncertainties that
underlie the market for terrorism insurance and is the first study of
TRIA to consider not just taxpayer payments through the program
but also the cost of government compensation and assistance
following a terrorist attack when analyzing the program’s effect
on government spending. The authors conclude that taxpayer cost
is lower with TRIA than without TRIA across a broad range of
assumptions about attack frequency and the proportion of uninsured
losses that are compensated postattack. The analysis also cautions
policymakers to be careful when modifying the program to better
address NBCR attacks: Simply expanding the program to require
insurers to offer NBCR coverage may not achieve the desired
outcomes. The authors identify program changes that will produce
positive results for both NBCR and conventional attacks that are
robust to key underlying uncertainties. Online access: http://www.
MG-689-OACP
Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets,
Responses, and Considerations. J. M. Wilson, E. Dalton. 2007.
Human trafficking has garnered a significant and growing
amount of attention from the U.S. government since the 1990s,
culminating in the passage of the federal Trafficking Victims
Protection Act in 2000. There is also a growing body of research
on human trafficking, but most of it has focused on trying to show
that human trafficking is a problem. Wilson and Dalton explore the
extent and characteristics of concrete cases of human trafficking
in Columbus and Toledo, Ohio, as well as the awareness of and
response to the problem by the justice systems and social service
provider communities in the two cities. The authors summarize
their content analysis of newspaper accounts as well as key
respondent interviews that they conducted with criminal justice
officials and social service providers in each site. These identified
several cases of juvenile sex trafficking and forced prostitution
in Toledo, as well as a smaller trafficking market centered on
the forced labor of noncitizens in Columbus. Wilson and Dalton
compare the two cities’ considerably different responses to
human trafficking, and conclude with suggestions on how to raise
awareness about human trafficking and improve the responses of
the criminal justice system, the juvenile justice system, and social
services to the problem. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
monographs/MG689/
TECHNICAL REPORTS
TR-101/2-CDC
Getting to Outcomes: 10 Steps for Achieving
Results-Based Accountability. S. H. Wiseman, M. Chinman, P. A.
Ebener, S. B. Hunter, P. S. Imm, A. Wandersman. 2007.
The use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, especially among
youth, exacts a high toll in local communities. Substance abuse
prevention programs can improve the health of community
members. Such programs are successful only if they are of high
quality and are implemented carefully. In 2004, the RAND
Corporation published Getting To Outcomes 2004: Promoting
Accountability Through Methods and Tools for Planning,
Implementation, and Evaluation, a manual designed to provide
guidance to prevention practitioners in agencies, schools, and
community coalitions as they plan, implement, and evaluate
their own substance abuse prevention programs. Research has
shown that the Getting To Outcomes (GTO) approach can lead to
increased capacity in prevention programs and better performance.
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This summary of that manual provides step-by-step guidance to
practitioners in need of a concise, overview-style approach to the
GTO process. It briefly reviews the 10 steps described in the manual,
from choosing a problem or problems to focus on to considering
how to keep a successful program going. The steps are designed to
empower practitioners as they plan effective programs, implement
the programs, and evaluate the programs to continuously improve
them and collect outcome data. Online access: http://www.rand.
org/pubs/technical_reports/TR101.2/
TR-209-QF
An Overview of the Study Approach and Key Recommendations.
V. A. Greenfield, D. S. Knopman, E. L. Talley, G. Bloom, E.
Balkovich, D. J. Peterson, J. T. Bartis, S. Rattien, R. A. Rettig, M.
Wang, M. G. Mattock, J. Najjar, M. C. Libicki. 2007.
The Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF) is intended to be the
leading institution in Qatar dedicated to funding research in the
Qatari interest. It will address priority economic and social needs
and pursue opportunities to attract internationally recognized
researchers to study topics of regional and global importance.
QNRF is a project of the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science,
and Community Development, a nonprofit organization dedicated
to cultivating the full potential of the Qatari people through a
network of progressive research and educational centers. To lay
the groundwork for QNRF, the foundation asked the RANDQatar Policy Institute (RQPI) in 2004 to recommend a design and
draft business and implementation plans; this report documents
the results. The RQPI team presented a design that took the best
practices of internationally recognized research and academic
institutions and tailored them to both the foundation’s vision for
QNRF and Qatar’s unique needs, challenges, and opportunities.
The design included a structure for QNRF and laid out the tasks
necessary to build it, to be undertaken during implementation
three phases: start-up, launch of operations and programs, and
deepening and broadening of the research agenda. The design also
proposed a set of operating principles for meeting strategic goals
and performing in accordance with internationally recognized
standards. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_
reports/TR209/
TR-280-DFT The PRISM Model: Evidence on Model Hierarchy
and Parameter Values. C. Rohr. 2007.
The UK Department for Transport (DfT) provides detailed guidance
on the appraisal of transport projects and wider advice on scoping
and carrying out transport studies. Part of this advice concerns
development of transport models which contain the full range of
important demand responses, i.e., trip frequency, mode choice,
destination choice, time period choice and route choice—called
‘Variable Demand Models’—for the evaluation of large highway
and public transport infrastructure schemes. For development of
this advice, the DfT sought evidence about choice hierarchies
and parameter values from existing transport demand models,
specifically those that had been subject to rigorous calibration and
validation procedures. The Policy Responsive Integrated Strategy
Model (PRISM) of the West Midlands met these requirements. This
report describes the model choice hierarchies and model parameter
values obtained from the estimation of the PRISM model, with the
aim of informing DfT transport modelling advice. Online access:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR280/
TR-313-STWA
An Approach to Assessing the Technical
Feasibility and Market Potential of a New Automotive Device.
2007.
Save the World Air (STWA) has developed magnet-based devices,
including its Zero Emission Fuel Saver (ZEFS), that it claims
can improve vehicle fuel economy and reduce emissions. These
devices are designed to be fitted as original equipment onto
internal combustion engines or to be retrofitted onto existing
engines. STWA asked the RAND Corporation to help develop
a plan for assessing the technical basis required for successful
commercialization of ZEFS. STWA also sought RAND’s advice
in examining potential market opportunities for ZEFS. This report
summarizes RAND’s analysis of these two issues, concluding the
following. Application of magnetic fields has not been shown in
the literature to lower the viscosity of automotive fuels. Along
with empirical testing, establishing a theoretical basis underlying
the effect of magnetic fields on fuel viscosity, surface tension, and
atomization might provide useful information for developing and
evaluating magnetic field-based fuel treatment devices. So far, the
test results for use of the device are, at best, mixed. Should further
laboratory analysis and in-use testing provide clearer and more
positive outcomes, the market potential for the device will depend
significantly on the advances realized from other technologies and
regulatory policies and on its cost-effectiveness relative to other
outcomes. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_
reports/TR313/
TR-360-DHS
Freedom and Information: Assessing Publicly
Available Data Regarding U.S. Transportation Infrastructure
Security. E. Landree, C. Paul, B. Grill, A. Balakrishnan, B. Wilson,
M. C. Libicki. 2007.
How much data regarding U.S. anti- and counterterrorism
systems, countermeasures, and defenses is publicly available and
how easily could it be found by individuals seeking to harm U.S.
domestic interests? The authors developed a framework to guide
assessments of the availability of such information for planning
attacks on the U.S. air, rail, and sea transportation infrastructure,
and applied the framework in an information-gathering exercise
that used several attack scenarios. Overall, the framework was
useful for assessing what kind of information would be easy or
hard for potential attackers to find. For each of the attack scenarios,
a team of “attackers” was unable to locate some of the information
that a terrorist planner would need to gauge the likely success
of a potential attack. The authors recommend that procedures
for securing sensitive information be evaluated regularly and
that information that can be obtained from easily accessible,
off-site public information sources be included in vulnerability
assessments. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_
reports/TR360/
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TR-367-CCC
Isles of Scilly: Travel Demand Study. M.
Kouwenhoven, C. Rohr, S. Miller, H. Siemonsma, P. Burge, J.
Laird. 2006.
Submissions for capital funding to improve transport infrastructure
requires estimates of the cost benefits travellers will receive from
those improvements. This study provides an example of how a
travel demand model was used to predict travellers’ responses
and quantify their benefits from different ferry service options to
the Isles of Scilly. This model has been developed using locally
collected data, including travellers’ observed choices and the stated
choices they say they would make under changed circumstances.
The model predicts changes in modal shift and in total travel
demand as a result of changes in ferry services. The methodology
also provides an enhancement to normal UK transport appraisal
procedures. It includes travellers’ benefits from improved quality of
services and scheduling and exact consumer surplus calculations,
which allow for variation in travellers’ tastes and the possibility
of calculating the impact of discontinuation of services. Online
access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR367/
TR-368-1-LACPD Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime
Prevention Act: Fiscal Year 2004-2005 Report. S. Turner, T. Fain,
J. M. Macdonald, A. Sehgal, J. Imara, F. Cotton, D. Davies, A.
Harris. 2006.
California counties receiving funds from Juvenile Justice Crime
Prevention Act (JJCPA) programs are required to report six outcome
measures to the California State Legislature on an annual basis to
measure the success of the program. These outcome measures are
(1) successful completion of probation, (2) arrests, (3) probation
violations, (4) incarcerations, (5) successful completion of
restitution, and (6) successful completion of community service.
This fiscal year 2004–05 annual report summarizes those findings,
as well as additional program information gathered by the Los
Angeles County Probation Department based on its oversight and
monitoring of program implementation and outcomes. The report
will be of interest to researchers, policymakers, and practitioners
interested in the effectiveness of intervention programs for
participating youths and those involved in the juvenile justice
system. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_
reports/TR368-1/
TR-386-DHS Terrorism Risk Modeling for Intelligence Analysis
and Infrastructure Protection. H. H. Willis, T. LaTourrette, T. K.
Kelly, H. C. Scot, S. Neill. 2007.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has adopted a
focused approach to risk reduction. DHS is moving increasingly
to risk analysis and risk-based resource allocation, a process that
is designed to manage the greatest risks instead of attempting to
protect everything. This report applies a probabilistic terrorism
model that is broadly applied in the insurance industry to assess
risk across cities, to assess risks within specific cities, and to assist
intelligence analysis. Among the authors’ conclusions: Terrorism
risk is concentrated in a small number of cities, with most cities
having negligible relative risk, so terrorism estimates such as
those described in the report should be incorporated into the grant
allocation assessment process. DHS should consider funding the
development of city profiles of major metropolitan areas receiving
DHS preparedness grants. It should also develop descriptions of
terrorist attack planning and operations that can be used to translate
estimates from risk models of likely attack scenarios into detailed
recommendations. Finally, DHS should develop tabletop exercises
to test the scenarios and provide feedback. Online access: http://
www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR386/
TR-392
Generation: Theory and Experiments. P. K. Davis, S. C. Bankes,
M. Egner. 2007.
This report extends research on using scenarios for strategic
planning, with experiments in what can be called massive scenario
generation (MSG), a computationally intensive technique that
seeks to combine virtues of human- and model-based exploration
of “the possibility space.” The authors measure particular
approaches to MSG against four metrics: not needing a good initial
model; the dimensionality of the possibility space considered; the
degree of exploration of that space; and the quality of resulting
knowledge. The authors then describe two MSG experiments for
contrasting cases, one that began with a reasonable but untested
analytical model, and one that began without an analytical model,
but with a thoughtful list of the conditions that might characterize
and distinguish among circumstances in the situation considered,
a list derived from a combination of single-analyst thinking and
group brainstorming. The authors experimented with a variety of
methods and tools for interpreting and making sense of the “data”
arising from MSG, using ordinary linear sensitivity analysis, a
generalization using analyst-inspired aggregation fragments, some
advanced filtering methods drawing on data-mining and machinelearning methods, and motivated metamodeling. On the basis of
this preliminary work, we conclude that MSG has the potential to
expand the scope of what are recognized as possible developments,
provide an understanding of how those developments might
come about, and help identify aspects of the world that should
be studied more carefully, tested, or monitored. It should assist
planners by enriching their mental library of the patterns used to
guide reasoning and action at the time of crisis or decision and
should help them identify anomalous situations requiring unusual
actions. Finally, it should identify crucial issues worthy of testing
or experimentation in games or other venues and, in some cases,
suggest better ways to design mission rehearsals. If MSG can be
built into training, education, research, and socialization exercises,
it should leave participants with a wider and better sense of the
possible, while developing skill at problem-solving in situations
other than those of the “best estimate.” Much development is
needed, but prospects are encouraging. Online access: http://www.
rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR392/
TR-397-ATSC Evaluation of the Arkansas Tobacco Settlement
Program: Progress During 2004 and 2005. D. Farley, J. Engberg,
B. Carroll, M. Chinman, E. J. D’Amico, S. B. Hunter, S. Lovejoy,
L. R. Shugarman, H. Yu, J. P. Kahan. 2007.
The Tobacco Settlement Proceeds Act, a referendum passed by
191
Arkansans in the November 2000 election, invests Arkansas’
share of the tobacco Master Settlement Agreement funds in
seven health-related programs. RAND was contracted to evaluate
the progress of the seven programs in fulfilling their missions,
as well as the effects of the programs on smoking and other
health-related outcomes. This report charts the progress of each
program, including assessing progress in achieving long-range
goals established by the programs in 2005, tracking the programs’
process measures, and assessing performance on a set of program
management integrity criteria. The report also updates trends in
outcome measures developed to monitor effects of the funded
programs on smoking and other health-related outcomes. Finally,
it provides program-specific and across-program recommendations
for future activities and funding. Online access: http://www.rand.
org/pubs/technical_reports/TR397/
TR-403-SAMHSA
Preventing Underage Drinking: Using
Getting to Outcomes with the SAMHSA Strategic Prevention
Framework to Achieve Results. P. S. Imm, M. Chinman, A.
Wandersman, D. Rosenbloom, S. Guckenburg, R. Leis. 2007.
Underage drinking is a significant problem in the United States:
Alcohol is the primary contributor to the leading causes of death
among adolescents. As a result, communitywide strategies to
prevent underage drinking are more important than ever. Such
strategies depend on the involvement and education of adolescents,
parents, law enforcement officials, merchants, and other
stakeholders. This guide is designed to take communities through
the process of planning, implementing, and evaluating strategies to
prevent underage drinking and youth access to alcohol. The guide
is structured according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) Strategic Prevention
Framework, a five-step prevention approach. Within the five steps,
the guide adopts the Getting To Outcomes model of empowerment
evaluation, results-based accountability, and continuous quality
improvement. The result is a comprehensive, step-by-step manual
for developing, implementing, and evaluating a high-quality
communitywide plan to prevent underage drinking and its related
consequences. Recommendations include the development
of educational strategies for parents, adolescents, and alcohol
merchants; attracting the involvement of civic leaders; working
to reform legislation governing underage access to alcohol; and
training law enforcement officials to be vigilant but safe in their
efforts to police underage drinking in the community. Online
TR-406-EC Security Challenges to the Use and Deployment of
Disruptive Technologies. N. Robinson, M. Botterman, L. Valeri,
D. S. Ortiz, A. Ligtvoet, R. Shoob, E. Nason. 2007.
This report describes the results of a study undertaken for Unit
A3, Internet, Information and Network Security, DG Information
Society and Media, European Commission to investigate security
challenges to the use and deployment of disruptive technologies.
The project used a combination of research methods, most notably
a Delphi exercise, case studies and a workshop to gather evidence
on the type of security challenges that organisations implementing
disruptive technologies encountered. Implementations of five
different types of disruptive technology (defined by Clayton M
Christiansen as technology or innovation that attracts a customer
base via niche or simple selling points) were considered. These
were Voice over IP (VoIP); Trusted Computing; Wireless
Microwave Access (WiMAX); Radio Frequency Identification
(RFID) and Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). The analysis
from the case studies indicated a wide variety of issues but that
the disruptive nature of these technologies did not present any
unique or peculiar security challenges. The report also presented
conclusions for policy makers at the European and Member State
level based on the evidence gathered and other literature which
indicated, amongst other things, that a program to monitor the
impact of technological research and development would be a
useful policy measure. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
technical_reports/TR406/
TR-408-AF
Workforce Planning and Development Processes:
A Practical Guide. G. Vernez, A. A. Robbert, H. G. Massey, K.
Driscoll. 2007.
The Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) develops, acquires,
and maintains most Air Force systems and is tailoring its workforce
to adapt to changes in technology, weapons, and battlefield
requirements. This volume is a practical guide to the main steps
in analytical workforce planning and development: determining
workforce demand, describing workforce supply, comparing the
demand with the supply, and implementing solutions. The authors
outline the related policy decisions; describe necessary methods,
data, and tools; and recommend divisions of responsibilities among
headquarters, business units, and functional managers. These tasks
need not cover the entire workforce but should be focused on
positions that are central to AFMC’s core business units, which
would be responsible for actual planning and development.
Headquarters AFMC itself would primarily offer guidance,
support, and assistance to these units and mediate trade-offs that
may need to be made among them. Similarly, functional managers
have an advisory role. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
TR-410-AF
Subjective Probability Distribution Elicitation in
Cost Risk Analysis: A Review. L. A. Galway. 2007.
A cost estimate for a project such as the acquisition of a new aircraft
or satellite system carries with it an inherent probability that the
actual cost will exceed the estimate-that changes in requirements,
technology, the economic environment, and a multitude of other
factors that may occur over the life of the project will change the
final cost. One major approach to cost risk analysis-the evaluating
and quantifying of the uncertainty of a cost estimate-has been
probabilistic: expressing the uncertainty in a cost estimate as
a probability distribution over a range of potential costs. Cost
analysts in industry and government and researchers in statistics
and management have often proposed that, to get probability
distributions for platforms using new and untried technologies,
expert judgment should be tapped and subjective probability
distributions elicited from the experts to represent cost uncertainty.
192
This technical report reviews procedures for eliciting subjective
probability distributions in cost risk analysis, both in the cost risk
field and in other disciplines in which elicitation has been a topic of
research-primarily, statistics and psychology. Because of a lack of
empirical work in elicitation, especially in cost risk, the author also
interviewed a number of senior people in the cost risk community,
who gave insight into the practices of the field. This report should
be of interest to cost analysis professionals who wish to quantify
uncertainty when using expert opinions in cost risk analysis. Online
TR-416-A
The Knowledge Matrix Approach to Intelligence
Fusion. C. G. Pernin, L. Moore, K. Comanor. 2007.
As the U.S. military transforms to an information-based force, it
will need processes and methods to collect, combine, and utilize
the intelligence that is generated by its assets. The process known
as fusion will play an important role in determining whether this
intelligence is used in the most beneficial manner. The process of
fusion, combining pieces of information to produce higher-quality
information, knowledge, and understanding, is often poorly
represented in constructive models and simulations that are used to
analyze intelligence issues. This report describes one approach to
capturing the fusion process in a constructive simulation, providing
detailed examples to aid in further development and instantiation.
The sequential fusion method in intended to determine whether
separate intelligence observations are close enough geographically,
have consistently identified the same battlefield entity, and contain
high-quality information, all of which must be considered before
fusion of intelligence can occur. The fusion process described
in this report is, for the most part, an implicit representation of
the generation of battlefield intelligence and can be used in a
constructive simulation or fusion model to better understand the
dynamics of intelligence-gathering systems and their effect on
intelligence metrics. Online access: http://www.rand.org/pubs/
TR-418-AF
Guidelines and Metrics for Assessing Space
System Cost Estimates. B. Fox, K. Brancato, B. Alkire. 2008.
This handbook is designed to help analysts evaluate cost estimates
of space systems. It assumes the reader understands common
cost analysis methodologies but has limited experience with
space systems. Its objectives are to help the analyst who is tasked
with reviewing an estimate to plan the review; to identify the
key programmatic, technical, and cost data needed; to highlight
common issues to investigate; and to provide typical cost ranges
for components of relevant historical space programs. The book
supplements the Air Force Cost Analysis Agency’s spacecraft
training course by focusing on the cost analysis implications of the
systems and processes covered in the course. Appendixes provide
relevant source material and suggested checklists. Online access:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR418/
TR-419-OSD Alignment of Department of Defense Manpower,
Resources, and Personnel Systems. H. Thie, R. J. Yardley, M. C.
Harrell, K. Brancato. 2007.
Are the Department of Defense manpower, resources, and
personnel systems aligned to provide the personnel inventory
needed to meet changing military readiness and operational
requirements? This report documents a research effort exploring
the premise that these systems are misaligned and thus lead to
organizations being mismanned or undermanned. RAND’s tasks
were to determine whether there was misalignment, assess how the
systems synchronize if a misalignment occurs, and identify policies
and programs to implement improvements. The research included
an analysis of military personnel authorizations and inventory,
as well as case studies of the Army’s conversion to the Stryker
brigade and the post-9/11 stand-up of the U.S. Northern Command.
The manpower, resources, and personnel systems were found
to be generally functionally aligned and to be able to adapt and
synchronize effectively following exceptional events. In addition,
it was determined that overall interoperability could benefit from
changes in the personnel system, including additional flexibility
to reduce the cycle time needed to meet manpower authorizations.
Online
access:
http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/
TR419/
TR-422-AF
Theory and Methods for Supporting High Level
Military Decisionmaking. P. K. Davis, J. P. Kahan. 2007.
This report describes an approach to high-level decision support
for a Joint Forces Air Component Commander in combat
operations or a Chief of Staff in defense planning. Its central
theme is the fundamental importance of dealing effectively with
uncertainty, whether in effects-based operations, building the Air
Force’s Commander’s Predictive Environment, or planning future
forces with the methods of capabilities-based planning. Because
many features of the future cannot be predicted with reasonable
confidence, it is better to proceed with the expectation of surprise
developments and to have skill in recognizing adaptations and
making them than it is to treat uncertainty merely as an annoyance.
This report sketches the framework of a high-level decision-support
environment that is top-down, expresses concepts in simple and
intuitive language, deals explicitly with risk and uncertainty, and
provides the capability for decisionmakers to readily discover
and question the bases for key assumptions and assessments. It
can accommodate both “rational-analytic” and “naturalistic”
decisionmakers, allowing them to produce strategies that are
flexible, adaptive, and robust (FAR). Two explicit methods and
their related tools are described. The first involves portfolio-style
thinking and analysis, a good mechanism for balancing risks and
other considerations in choosing a course of action. The second
is a novel modification of foresight exercises that addresses the
need to include humans effectively in dealing with uncertainty.
A more extensive discussion of available methods and enabling
technologies is also presented, along with some recommendations
about investment priorities. Online access: http://www.rand.org/
pubs/technical_reports/TR422/
TR-434-AF
A Strategies-to-Tasks Framework for Planning
and Executing Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
(ISR) Operations. C. Rhodes, J. Hagen, M. Westergren. 2007.
193
To assist in moving intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
(ISR) planning and execution forward from a fixed target and
deliberate planning focus to one centered on emerging targets, the
authors propose enhancing the collection management process with
a strategies-to-tasks and utility framework. By linking collection
targets to operational tasks, objectives, and top-level commander’s
guidance with relative utilities, planning for the daily intelligence
collections and real-time retasking for ad hoc ISR targets could
be enhanced. When current tools are modified to provide this
information, planners will be able to link collection targets to toplevel objectives for better decisionmaking and optimization of lowdensity, high-demand collection assets, and intelligence officers
will be better able to deal with time-sensitive, emerging targets
by rapidly comparing the value of collecting an ad hoc collection
with the value of collecting opportunities already planned. Online
TR-435-ESRC
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