INDEX: VOLI!ME 25 “Agency Spokesperson: Con- wiark, Jill necting Public Administration “Six Urban Regime Types: The and the Media, The,” Mordecai Effect of State Laws and Citi- Lee, P21-1, Spring 2001, 101- zen Perception of Alternative 128. Regimes,” 25-1, Spring 2001, Al-Miziah, Almad Dawood 3-48. “Public Apathy toward Bureau- “Comparative Study of the ‘Abi- cracy as a Constraint on the lene Paradox’ and ‘Group- Development of Saudi Arabia,” think,’ A,” Yoonho Kim, P25-2, P25-3, Fall 2001, 279-189. Summer 2001, 168-189. “Analysis of the Effects of Lob- Cruise, Peter L. bying Efforts and Demand-Side “Are There Virtues in Whislte- Economic Development on blowing? Perspectives from State Economic Health, An,” Health Organizations,” P25-4, Kenneth G. Hunter, P25-1, Winter 2002, 413-435. Summer 2001, 49-78. “David’s Rise to Power—and the “Are There Virtues in Whistle- Struggle to Keep It: Examina- blowing: Perspectives from tion of the Change Process,” Health Organizations,” Peter L. Mark L. McConkie and R. Cruise, P24-4, Winter 2002, Wayne Boss, P25-2, Summer, 413-435. 2001, 190-229. Bologun, M.J. “Do Employees Act Like They “Performance Improvement and Think? Exploring the Dichot- Customer Satisfaction as a Fo- omy between Moral Judgment cus of Public Service Reform: and Ethical Behavior,” Richard Trends and Challenges in Af- D. White, Jr., P25-4, Winter rica,” P23-3m Fall 2001, 335- 2002, 391-412. 384. (FERD) Giannatio, Nicholas A. “Beyond the Confines of Compli- “Worms and Coffee: Muni- ance and Virtue: Honing a Set cipal Consolidation in the of Global Ethics for South Af- South,” 25-1, Spring 2001, 79- ica and the United States of 100. America,” Victor J. Hilliard, Golembiewski, Robert T. P25-4, Winter 2002, 436-461. Editor of and Introduction to Book Review, P25-4, Winter Symposium X: “OD in the 2002, 290-316. Public Sector: Reemphasizing “Bureaucracy and Democracy: the Generations,” P25-2, Sum- An Essay in Memory of Dwight mer 2001, 131-137, Waldo,” Herbert H. Werlin, Harell, Gedaliah H. and Shay S. P25-3, Fall 2001, 290-316. Tzafir “Civil Service Reform in Post- “HRM Practices in the Public Independence Nigeria: Issues and Private Sectors: Differences and Challenges,” Alex Sekwat, and Similarities,’ P25-3, Fall Winter 2002, 496-513. 2001, 317-355 (FERD) Hilliard, Victor G. “OD in Corrections,” Rose “Beyond the Constraints of Open-gart, P25-2, Summer Compliance and Virtue: Honing 2001, 138-153. a Set of Global Ethics for South Opengart, Rose Africa and the United States of “OD in Corrections,” P25-2, America,” P25-4, Winter 2002, Summer 2001, 138-153. 436-462. “Perception Management: An “HRM Praxtices in the Public and Active Strategy for Marketing Private Sectors: Differences and and Delivering Academic Ex- Similarities,” Gedaliah H. Ha- cellence at Liberal Arts Col- rell and Shay S. Tzafir, P25-3, leges,” Ronald J. Stupak, P25-3, Fall 2001, 317-355. (FERD) Fall 2001, 229-244. Hunter, Kenneth G. “Performance Improvement and “An Analysis of the Effect of Customer Satisfaction as a Fo- Lobbying Efforts and Demand- cus of Public Service Reform: Side Economic Development Trends and Challenges in Af- on State Economic Health,” rica,” M.J. Balogun, P25-3, Fall P25-1, Sunner 2001, 49-78. 2001, 356-384. Kim, Yoonho “Public Apathy Towards Bureau- “A Comparative Study of the cracy as a Constraint on the ‘Abiline Paradox’ and ‘Group- Development of Saudi Arabia,” think,” P25-2, Summer 2001, Almand Dawood Al-Miziah, 168-189. P25-3, Fall 2001, 270-289. Lee, Mordecai Sekwat, Alex “The Agency Spokesperson: “Civil Service Reform in Post- Connecting Public Administra- Independence Nigeria: Issues tion and the Media,” P25-1, and Challenges,” P15-4, Winter Spring 2001, 101-128. 2002, 496-513. Lynch, Thomas D. “Six Urban Regime Types: The Editor and Introduction to Effects of State Laws and Symposium “Practical Public Citizen Participation on the Administration Frontiers of Development of Alternative Ethics,” P25-4, 385-386. Regimes,” Jill Clark, PI1S5-1, Lynch, Thomas D. and Cynthia Spring 2001, 3-48. Lynch Stupak, Ronald J. “Value Ethics: A Policy Reco- “Perception Management: An mendation,” P25-4, Winter Active Strategy for Marketing 2002, 462-495. and Delivering Academic Ex- McConkie, Mark L. and R. cellence at Liberal Arts Col- Wayne Boss leges, P25-2, Summer 2001, “David’s Rise to Power—and 229-144. the Struggle to Keep It: Exa- ____, “Zones of Indifference mination of the Change Pro- and the American Workplace: cess,” P25-2, Summer 2001, The Case of Persons with 190-228. HIV/AIDS,” P25-3, Fall 2001, 247-269. White, Richard D., Jr. Symposia “Do Employees Act Like They “OD in the Public Sector: Re- Think? Exploring the Dichot- emphasizing the Generations: omy between Moral Judgment Robert T. Golembiewski, Edi- and Behavior,” P25-4, Winter tor, P25-2, Summer 2001. 2002, 391-412. “Practical Public Administra- “Worms and Coffess: Municipal tion Frontiers of Ethics,” Tho- Consolidation in the South,” mas D. Lynch, Editor, P25-4, Nicholas A. Giannatasio, P25-1, Winter, 2002. Spring 2001, 79-100. Werlin, Herbert H. “Zones of Indifference and the “Bureaucracy and Democracy: American Workplace: The Case An Essay in Memory of Dwight of Persons with HIV/AIDS,” Waldo,” P25-3, Fall 2001, 289- James D. Slack, P25-3, Fall 316. 2001, 247-269.