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Notes 223
22 William Raspberry, “Transforming public housing, a pit of despair,” The Record (June 10,
1998), p. A13.
23 Kevin Diaz, “Once-heralded deal to demolish projects now faces criticism,” Star Tribune
(August 15, 1999), p. A1.
24 Ibid.
25 Erin J.Aubry, “Housing vouchers draw tenants’ fire,” Los Angeles Times (February 19,
1995), p. 10.
26 Julia Neuberger, “Welcome them: the asylum bill is unfair,” The Guardian (November 9,
1999), p. 19; BBC News, “Asylum voucher sparks protest,” BBC News (April 3, 2000).
27 Jeremy Hardy, “Bedpan humour,” The Guardian (July 29, 2000), p. 16.
28 BBC News, supra note 26.
29 Alan Travis and Patrick Wintour, “Jay attacks union chief in asylum row,” The Guardian
(April 15, 2000), p. 1.
30 Richard Ford, “Blunkett row over Asian arranged marriages,” The Times (February 8, 2002),
p. 1.
31 Vernellia R.Randall, “Does Clinton’s health care reform proposal ensure [e]qual[ity] of
health care for ethnic Americans and the poor?” Brooklyn Law Review, 60 (1994).
32 Ibid.
33 Ibid.
34 David Rogers and Hilary Stout, “‘Single-payer’ concept for health-care plan is alive and well
despite downgrading by Clinton,” Wall Street Journal (eastern edition) December 31, 1993.
See also: David. Rogers, “Pressured by the right, GOP moderate Chafee clings to Clinton’s
goal of universal health care,” Wall Street Journal (eastern edition) March 3, 1994.
35 Rick Wartzman, “Advertising war over health reform heats up, with confused Americans
caught in crossfire,” Wall Street Journal (eastern edition) July 15, 1994; Cyndee Miller,
“Ads are huge weapons in the battle of health care reform,” Marketing News (Chicago) 28
(September 12, 1994), 19, pp. 1–3.
36 “Prognosis, poor: vocal lobby groups stall President Clinton’s bid to offer affordable health
insurance,” Maclean’s (Toronto) 107 (March 14, 1994), 11, p. 20.
37 Michael E.DeBakey, “Health care: report from the trenches: prescription for disaster,” Wall
Street Journal (eastern edition) June 23, 1994.
38 Supra note 9.
39 Robert J.Blendon, John Marttila, John M.Benson, Matthew C.Shelter et al., “The beliefs and
values shaping today’s health reform debate,” Health Affairs (Chevy Chase) 13 (Spring
l994) 1, p. 274.
40 Ibid.
41 “However it may be ignored or camouflaged, I believe that redistribution is at the heart of the
health care debate. The concept of insurance, particularly health insurance, involves the
sharing of common risk. Major health care reform inevitably will require a significant degree
of personal and political commitment to sharing resources. So the ultimate issue may be
whether after a decade of focusing on selfinterest the voting public and their elected officials
are willing to sacrifice and share enough to assure health coverage for all Americans. The
polls remain open on this.” Edward G.Grossman, “Comparing the options for universal
coverage,” Health Affairs (Chevy Chase) 13 (Spring 1994) 2, p. 84.
42 Milton Friedman, “The role of government in education,” in R.A.Solo (ed.) Economics and
the Public Interest (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1955).
43 Doug Owram, “Economic thought in the 1930s: the prelude to Keynesianism,” in Raymond
B.Blake and Jeff Keshen (eds) Social Welfare Policy in Canada: Historical Readings
(Toronto: Copp Clark, 1995), p. 178.
44 T.H.Marshall, Social Policy in the Twentieth Century, 4th edn (London: Hutchinson, 1975),
p. 25.