New Acquisitions List (Periodicals), May 2014

THE CYPRUS REVIEW
Volume 25 No. 2 Fall 2013

AKEL and the Turkish Cypriots (1941–1955) Sotos Ktoris	pp. 15-38
The National Council of Cyprus Yiannos Katsourides	pp. 39-58
To Vote or Not to Vote? : Declining Voter Turnout in the Republic of Cyprus Direnc Kanol	pp. 59-72
Multiparty Mediation in Cyprus in 1963–1965 Joana Amaral	pp. 73-88
Conditions for a Successful Federal Model in Cyprus: The Evaluation of the Annan Plan and Future Prospects Gulay Umaner Duba	pp. 89-110
Remembering the Cypriot Civil War 50 Years On Andrekos Varnava	pp. 113-116
Can the Cyprus Problem be Solved? Hubert Faustmann	pp. 117-125

EAST ASIA FORUM QUARTERLY
Volume 6 No. 1 January-March 2014

Mongolia’s economic prospects and challenges Tuvshintugs Batdelger	pp. 3-4
Time for economic foreign policy Julian Dierkes	pp. 5-6
Road to constitutional amendment going nowhere Melissa Crouch	pp. 7-8
Balancing reform and justice in the transition Adam P. MacDonald	pp. 8-10
Making the next Asian miracle Anders Engvall	pp. 10-11
Myanmar dressing for a role on the world stage Chit Win	pp. 12-13
Reforms vital for Vietnam’s economy to stay on track Suiwah Leung	pp. 14-15
Dangers in stasis, dangers in change for North Korea Andrei Lankov	pp. 16-17
Will sites of struggle become Cambodia’s sources of hope? Sarah Milne	pp. 18-19
Can Sri Lanka build a prosperous future? Anushka Wijesinha	pp. 20-21
Bhutan: What future for minorities in the emerging democracy? Susan Banki	pp. 22-23
A view from the India-Bangladesh border Jason Cons	pp. 24-26
Sham election sets dangerous standard for Bangladesh Tom Felix Joehnk	pp. 26-27
Pakistan struggles to make its way out of the abyss Alicia Mollaun	pp. 28-29
Harnessing economic potential in India’s northeast Duncan McDuie-Ra	pp. 30-31
Lao dam schemes challenge regional cooperation Sarinda Singh	pp. 32-33
Divergent prospects flow from Central Asian oil riches Kirill Nourzhanov	pp. 34-35

ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
Volume 19 Part 2 April 2014

Market integration and natural resource use in developing countries: a linked agrarian-resource economy in Northern Honduras Dale T. Manning and J. Edward Taylor and James E. Wilen	pp. 133-155
Illegal fishing and catch potentials among small-scale fishers: application of an endogenous Switching regression model Wisdom Akpalu and Ametefee K. Normanyo	pp. 156-172
Trade, environment and market access: policy reforms in a small open economy Shinya Kawahara	pp. 173-181
Environmental resource collection: implications for children’s schooling in Tigray, northern Ethiopia Bahre Gebru and Sosina Bezu	pp. 182-200
The impacts of openness on air quality in China Pei Li and Yong Tu	pp. 201-227
Modeling demand for catastrophic flood risk insurance in coastal zones in Vietnam using choice experiments Roy Brouwer et al.	pp. 228-249
Determinants of trade in recyclable wastes: evidence from commodity-based trade of waste and scrap Keisaku Higashida and Shunsuke Managi	pp. 250-270

HEALTH AFFAIRS
Volume 33 No. 3 March 2014

The ACA Opens The Door For Two Vulnerable PopulationsJohn K. Iglehart	pp. 358
Living With HIV And Growing OldT. R. Goldman	pp. 359-361
Early HIV Treatment In The United States Prevented Nearly 13,500 Infections Per Year During 1996–2009Dana P. Goldman, et al.	pp. 362-369
Early HIV Treatment Led To Life Expectancy Gains Valued At $80 Billion For People Infected In 1996–2009John A. Romley, et al.	pp. 370-377
The Affordable Care Act May Increase The Number Of People Getting Tested For HIV By Nearly 500,000 By 2017Zachary Wagner, Yanyu Wu, and Neeraj Sood	pp. 378-385
Nearly 60,000 Uninsured And Low-Income People With HIV/AIDS Live In States That Are Not Expanding MedicaidJulia Thornton Snider, et al.	pp. 386-393
HIV Care Providers Emphasize The Importance Of The Ryan White Program For Access To And Quality Of CareNeeraj Sood, et al.	pp. 394-400
Prevention And Treatment Produced Large Decreases In HIV Incidence In A Model Of People Who Inject DrugsBrandon D. L. Marshall, et al.	pp. 401-409
Data-Driven Decision-Making Tools To Improve Public Resource Allocation For Care And Prevention Of HIV/AIDSGery W. Ryan, et al.	pp. 410-417
HIV Tests And New Diagnoses Declined After California Budget Cuts, But Reallocating Funds Helped Reduce ImpactArleen A. Leibowitz, et al.	pp. 418-426
People & Places: Mapping The HIV/AIDS EpidemicJessica Bylander	P. 427
Analysis & Commentary: The Prospect Of A Generation Free Of HIV May Be Within Reach If The Right Policy Decisions Are MadeDana P. Goldman, et al.	pp. 428-433
Survey Finds That Many Prisons And Jails Have Room To Improve HIV Testing And Coordination Of Postrelease TreatmentLiza Solomon, et al.	pp. 434-442
The Critical Link Between Health Care And JailsJames S. Marks and Nicholas Turner	pp. 443-447
What The Affordable Care Act Means For People With Jail StaysMarsha Regenstein and Sara Rosenbaum	pp. 448-454
Medicaid Expansion: Considerations For States Regarding Newly Eligible Jail-Involved IndividualsStephen A. Somers, et al.	pp. 455-461
How Health Care Reform Can Transform The Health Of Criminal Justice–Involved IndividualsJosiah D. Rich, et al.	pp. 462-467
Integrating Correctional And Community Health Care For Formerly Incarcerated People Who Are Eligible For MedicaidKavita Patel, et al.	pp. 468-473
Case Studies From Three States: Breaking Down Silos Between Health Care And Criminal JusticeMatthew J. Bechelli, et al.	pp. 474-481
Coverage Expansion And The Criminal Justice–Involved Population: Implications For Plans And Service ConnectivityAmy E. Boutwell and Jonathan Freedman	pp. 482-486
The Impact Of Policies Promoting Health Information Technology On Health Care Delivery In Jails And Local CommunitiesBen Butler and Judy Murphy	pp. 487-492
Five Features Of Value-Based Insurance Design Plans Were Associated With Higher Rates Of Medication AdherenceNiteesh K. Choudhry, et al.	pp. 493-501
Capitation Combined With Pay-For-Performance Improves Antibiotic Prescribing Practices In Rural ChinaWinnie Yip, et al.	pp. 502-510
To Improve Public Health And Safety, One Sheriff Looks Beyond The Jail WallsMichael J. Ashe	pp. 511-514
HIV/AIDS: As The US Crisis Continues, Funders Respond	pp. 515-516
Putting Policy To WorkMichael J. O’Grady	p. 517

HEALTH AFFAIRS
Volume 33 No. 4 April 2014

The Elusive Search For Solutions To Alzheimer’sJohn K. Iglehart	p. 526
The Search For Effective Alzheimer’s Therapies: A Work In ProgressJonathan S. Bor	pp. 527-533
The Long Reach Of Alzheimer’s Disease: Patients, Practice, And PolicyJulie P.W. Bynum	pp. 534-540
How Are We Going To Live With Alzheimer’s Disease?Jason Karlawish	pp. 541-546
Unintended Benefits: The Potential Economic Impact Of Addressing Risk Factors To Prevent Alzheimer’s DiseasePei-Jung Lin, et al.	pp. 547-554
ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY: The Alzheimer’s Study Group’s Recommendations Five Years Later: Planning Has Advanced, But Agenda Remains UnfinishedRobert Egge	pp. 555-560
Alzheimer’s Disease Legislation And Policy—Now And In The FutureDavid Hoffman	pp. 561-565
Optimizing Person-Centered Transitions In The Dementia Journey: A Comparison Of National Dementia StrategiesRichard H. Fortinsky andMurna Downs	pp. 566-573
Obstacles And Opportunities In Alzheimer’s Clinical Trial RecruitmentJennifer L. Watson, et al.	pp. 574-579
Alzheimer’s Disease In African Americans: Risk Factors And Challenges For The FutureLisa L. Barnes and David A. Bennett	pp. 580-586
THE CARE SPAN: Translating Research Into Practice: Case Study Of A Community-Based Dementia Caregiver InterventionMary S. Mittelman and Stephen J. Bartels	pp. 587-595
Estimating The Potential Cost Savings From The New York University Caregiver Intervention In MinnesotaKirsten Hall Long, et al.	pp. 596-604
THE CARE SPAN: North Dakota Assistance Program For Dementia Caregivers Lowered Utilization, Produced Savings, And Increased EmpowermentMarilyn G. Klug, Gwen Wagstrom Halaas, and Mandi-Leigh Peterson	pp. 605-612
Healthy Aging Brain Center Improved Care Coordination And Produced Net SavingsDustin D. French, et al.	pp. 613-618
Coordinated Care Management For Dementia In A Large Academic Health SystemZaldy S. Tan, Lee Jennings, and David Reuben	pp. 619-625
THE CARE SPAN: Redesigning Systems Of Care For Older Adults With Alzheimer’s DiseaseChristopher M. Callahan, et al.	pp. 626-632
Preparing The Health Care Workforce To Care For Adults With Alzheimer’s Disease And Related DementiasGregg A. Warshaw and Elizabeth J. Bragg	pp. 633-641
Elder Abuse And Dementia: A Review Of The Research And Health PolicyXinQi Dong, Ruijia Chen, and Melissa A. Simon	pp. 642-649
Alzheimer’s Disease And Nursing HomesJoseph E. Gaugler, Fang Yu, Heather W. Davila, and Tetyana Shippee	pp. 650-657
Dementia Prevalence And Care In Assisted LivingSheryl Zimmerman, Philip D. Sloane, and David Reed	pp. 658-666
Advance Directives And Nursing Home Stays Associated With Less Aggressive End-Of-Life Care For Patients With Severe DementiaLauren H. Nicholas, et al.	pp. 667-674
Type Of Attending Physician Influenced Feeding Tube Insertions For Hospitalized Elderly People With Severe DementiaJoan Teno, et al.	pp. 675-682
Hospital And ED Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries With Dementia Varies By Setting And Proximity To DeathZhanlian Feng, et al.	pp. 683-690
Adults In The Income Range For The Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid Expansion Are Healthier Than Pre-ACA EnrolleesSteven C. Hill, et al.	pp. 691-699
Medicaid And Marketplace Eligibility Changes Will Occur Often In All States; Policy Options Can Ease ImpactBenjamin D. Sommers, et al.	pp. 700-707
A Family Disease: Witnessing Firsthand The Toll That Dementia Takes On CaregiversGary Epstein-Lubow	pp. 708-711
Lost In Translation: To Our Chinese Patient, Alzheimer’s Meant ‘Crazy And Catatonic’XinQi Dong and E-shien Chang	pp. 712-715
Alzheimer’s Disease: Funders’ Recent Support	pp. 716-717
Unwrapping A Fragile ConceptJason Karlawish	pp. 718-719
Not A Disease, A PhenomenonMargaret I. Cuomo	pp. 719-720
The Story Of A Law, A Look At Its FutureRick Mathis	p. 720

HITOTSUBASHI JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
Volume 54 No. 2 December 2013

Option-Implied Risk Aversion Anomalies: Evidence From Japanese Market Takkabutr, Nattapol	pp. 137-157
Income Inequality In Urban China And The Role Of State Sector Lee, Jongchul	pp. 159-176
Agglomeration, Tax, And Local Public Goods Wang, An-Ming; Zeng, Dao-Zhi	pp. 177-201
Effects Of International Diffusion Of A General Purpose Technology On Wage Inequality Afonso, Oscar; Bandeira, Ana Maria	pp. 203-220
Competitive Equilibrium With An Atomless Measure Space Of Agents And Infinite Dimensional Commodity Spaces Without Convex And Complete Preferences Lee, Sangjik	pp. 221-230
Estimation And Inference In Predictive Regressions Kurozumi, Eiji; Aono, Kohei	pp. 231-250
Capitalist Regulation And Rescaling Of Public Transport Governance: A Case Of Nigeria Mizuoka, Fujio; Shimono, Kohei	pp. 251-277

INTERECONOMICS
Volume 49 No. 2 March/April 2014

Ten Years After László Csaba	pp. 54-55
The German Financial System and the Financial Crisis Daniel Detzer	pp. 56-64
The French Banking and Financial System and the Crisis Jérôme Creel, Fabien Labondance, Sandrine Levasseur	pp. 64-69
The Financial System and Economic Policy in the UK: Problems of Internationalisation Mimoza Shabani, Jan Toporowski, Judith Tyson	pp. 70-76
Inequality, Debt, and Financial Crisis – The Case of Italy Costanza Consolandi, et al.	pp. 76-81
The Spanish Financial System and the Crisis Carlos A. Carrasco, Patricia Peinado, Carlos Rodríguez González	pp. 82-87
Finance, Growth and Crisis – A European Perspective Adalbert Winkler	pp. 88-94
The EU’s Migration and Development Policy: New Approaches in Economics for More Effective Public Aid Susanne Mueller-Using, Henning Vöpel	pp. 95-101
The Skills Balance in Germany’s Import Intensity of Exports: An Input-Output Analysis Udo Ludwig, Hans-Ulrich Brautzsch	pp. 102-110
Volcker Rule: Swiss-Cheesed or Beefed Up? Gerald Epstein	pp. 111-112

JOURNAL OF EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Volume 14 No. 1 January-April 2014

Organizational Clientelism: An Analysis of Private Entrepreneurs in Chinese Local Legislatures Xin Sun, Jiangnan Zhu, and Yiping Wu	pp. 1-29
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Patterns of Party Switching in Multiparty Taiwan Dafydd Fell	pp. 31-52
Party System Institutionalization Without Parties: Evidence from Korea Olli Hellmann	pp. 53-84
A Comparative Measure of Decentralization for Southeast Asia Sarah Shair-Rosenfield, Gary Marks, and Liesbet Hooghe	pp. 85-107
The State and Direction of Asian Comparative Politics: Who, What, Where, How? Jason P. Abbott and Kevin Fahey	pp. 109-134

KOBE UNIVERSITY ECONOMIC REVIEW
No. 59 2013

Demographic Changes, Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth: Theory and Evidence

Tetsugen Haruyama, Masahiro Ashiya, Shigeyuki Hamori

pp. 1-23

Characteristics of Agriculture in Japanese Regions and Convergence: An Empirical Analysis Using Panel Unit Root Test

Tomoko Kinugasa, Yukio Fukumoto

pp. 25-35

Regional Coordination and its Background: Should Kansai be Heading for Regional Coordination like Vastra Gotaland?

Sawako Maruyama

pp. 37-57

KOREA AND THE WORLD ECONOMY
Volume 14 No. 3 December 2013

Disproportionate Patterns of Retaliatory Antidumping Filings by Developing and Developed Countries Jung Hur, Jieun Jung	pp. 417-446
Determinants of International Capital Flows in Korea: Push vs. Pull Factors Soyoung Kim, Sunghyun Kim, Yoonseok Choi	pp. 447-474
Effective Human Capital and Long-run Economic Growth Young Joon Kim	pp. 475-515
Country Spread, Foreign Interest Rates, and Macroeconomic Fluctuations in Korea Taly I, David Kim	pp. 517-553
Yen’s Trade Spillover Benno Ferrarini	pp. 555-579
Japanese Yen Behavior since 1980 Jin-Ock Kim, Gi-Choon Kang	pp. 581-606
Policy Implications for Inclusive Growth in the Republic of Korea Young Youn Lee. Sophia Seung-Yoon Lee	pp. 607-651

WORLD BANK RESEARCH DIGEST
Volume 8 No. 2 Winter 2014

Shared Prosperity and the Mitigation of Poverty Kaushik Basu	p. 1 & 8
The Simple Algebra of the Shared Prosperity Indicator David Rosenblatt and Tamara J. McGavock	p. 2
The Global Income Distribution: 1988–2008 Christoph Lakner and Branko Milanovic	p. 3
Narrowing the Gap in India Arvind Panagariya and Megha Mukim	p. 4
Is Workfare Really Cost-Effective? Rinku Murgai, Martin Ravallion, and Dominique van de Walle	p. 5
Growth Still Is Good for the Poor David Dollar, Tatjana Kleineberg, and Aart Kraay	p. 6
What Is the Effect of Growth on the Distribution of Opportunities? Vito Peragine, Flaviana Palmisano, and Paolo Brunori	pp. 7-8

AKEL and the Turkish Cypriots (1941–1955)

Sotos Ktoris

The National Council of Cyprus

Yiannos Katsourides

To Vote or Not to Vote? : Declining Voter Turnout in the Republic of Cyprus

Direnc Kanol

Multiparty Mediation in Cyprus in 1963–1965

Joana Amaral

Conditions for a Successful Federal Model in Cyprus: The Evaluation of the Annan Plan and Future Prospects

Gulay Umaner Duba

Remembering the Cypriot Civil War 50 Years On

Andrekos Varnava

Can the Cyprus Problem be Solved?

Hubert Faustmann

Mongolia’s economic prospects and challenges

Tuvshintugs Batdelger

Time for economic foreign policy

Julian Dierkes

Road to constitutional amendment going nowhere

Melissa Crouch

Balancing reform and justice in the transition

Adam P. MacDonald

Making the next Asian miracle

Anders Engvall

Myanmar dressing for a role on the world stage

Chit Win

Reforms vital for Vietnam’s economy to stay on track

Suiwah Leung

Dangers in stasis, dangers in change for North Korea

Andrei Lankov

Will sites of struggle become Cambodia’s sources of hope?

Sarah Milne

Can Sri Lanka build a prosperous future?

Anushka Wijesinha

Bhutan: What future for minorities in the emerging democracy?

Susan Banki

A view from the India-Bangladesh border

Jason Cons

Sham election sets dangerous standard for Bangladesh

Tom Felix Joehnk

Pakistan struggles to make its way out of the abyss

Alicia Mollaun

Harnessing economic potential in India’s northeast

Duncan McDuie-Ra

Lao dam schemes challenge regional cooperation

Sarinda Singh

Divergent prospects flow from Central Asian oil riches

Kirill Nourzhanov

Dale T. Manning and J. Edward Taylor and James E. Wilen

Wisdom Akpalu and Ametefee K. Normanyo

Shinya Kawahara

Bahre Gebru and Sosina Bezu

Pei Li and Yong Tu

Roy Brouwer et al.

Keisaku Higashida and Shunsuke Managi

HIV/AIDS: As The US Crisis Continues, Funders Respond

Alzheimer’s Disease: Funders’ Recent Support

Takkabutr, Nattapol

Lee, Jongchul

Wang, An-Ming; Zeng, Dao-Zhi

Afonso, Oscar; Bandeira, Ana Maria

Lee, Sangjik

Kurozumi, Eiji; Aono, Kohei

Mizuoka, Fujio; Shimono, Kohei

The German Financial System and the Financial Crisis

The French Banking and Financial System and the Crisis

Jérôme Creel, Fabien Labondance, Sandrine Levasseur

The Financial System and Economic Policy in the UK: Problems of Internationalisation

Mimoza Shabani, Jan Toporowski, Judith Tyson

Inequality, Debt, and Financial Crisis – The Case of Italy

Costanza Consolandi, et al.

The Spanish Financial System and the Crisis

Carlos A. Carrasco, Patricia Peinado, Carlos Rodríguez González

Organizational Clientelism: An Analysis of Private Entrepreneurs in Chinese Local Legislatures

Xin Sun, Jiangnan Zhu, and Yiping Wu

Should I Stay or Should I Go? Patterns of Party Switching in Multiparty Taiwan

Dafydd Fell

Party System Institutionalization Without Parties: Evidence from Korea

Olli Hellmann

A Comparative Measure of Decentralization for Southeast Asia

Rinku Murgai, Martin Ravallion, and Dominique van de Walle