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<strong>Office</strong>: <strong>The</strong> University of Texas<br />
School of Public Health<br />
Houston, Texas 77225<br />
EDUCATION<br />
<strong>CURRICULUM</strong> <strong>VITAE</strong><br />
<strong>STEPHEN</strong> H. <strong>LINDER</strong>, <strong>Ph</strong>. D.<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Iowa, <strong>Ph</strong>.D., Political Science, December, 1976<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Iowa, M.A., Political Science, December, 1973<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Massachusetts at Boston, B.A., Politics, June, 1972<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Texas at Austin, School of Law, Trained Mediator, July, 2000<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Academic Leadership Development<br />
Program, 2002<br />
<strong>The</strong> University of Texas at Austin, School of Law, Training in Resolving Public Policy Conflict,<br />
July 2006<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
2003-present Interim Director, Institute for Health Policy<br />
1987-present Associate Professor, Division of Management, Policy and Community (primary);<br />
Division of Health Promotion & Behavioral Sciences (secondary)<br />
1984-1987 Research Associate Professor of Health Policy, Environmental Sciences; Health<br />
Services Organization and the Center for Health and Manpower Policy Studies,<br />
School of Public Health, <strong>The</strong> University of Texas, Houston Health Science<br />
Center, Houston, Texas<br />
1978-1984 Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Policy; Department of<br />
Political Science, Newcomb College, and the Center for Public Policy Studies,<br />
Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana<br />
1976-1978 Lecturer, Political Science and Public Administration; Department of Political<br />
Science, University of California, Los Angeles<br />
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES<br />
Awards:<br />
2004 Minnie Stevens Piper Professor, Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation, San Antonio,<br />
Texas<br />
1999 John P. McGovern Award for Teaching Excellence<br />
Dean’s Teaching Excellence/Outstanding Faculty (7 years);<br />
Finalist for the campus-wide President’s Scholar Award for Teaching (1995,<br />
1999, 2003);<br />
Nominee, <strong>The</strong> University of Texas Academy of Health Educators (2005)
External Appointments:<br />
Consultations:<br />
2000-2003 Board of Directors, El Centro de Corazon, Houston, TX<br />
1995-1998 EMF Health Effects Project Review Panel, Electric Power Research Institute,<br />
Palo Alto, CA<br />
1989-2002 Steering Committee, Health Services Research and Development Field Program,<br />
U.S. Veterans Administration Medical Center, Houston, TX<br />
1991-1995 EMF Health Studies Program Scientific Advisory Committee, Electric Power<br />
Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA<br />
1987-1992 Editorial Board, Accident Analysis & Prevention<br />
1989-1991 Committee on Health Effects of Electro-Magnetic Fields, Texas Public Utility<br />
Commission, Austin, TX<br />
1988-1991 Institutional Ethics Committee, Hermann Hospital, Houston, TX<br />
1988-1990 Study Group on Risk Communication, Institute for Health Policy Research and<br />
Education, UT Health Science Center, Houston, TX<br />
1987 Steering Committee on Public Health Training and Education, <strong>The</strong> Institute of<br />
Medicine, National Academy of Sciences<br />
1987 Community Advisory Group on Interpersonal Violence/UT Health Science<br />
Center Standing Committee on Interpersonal Violence<br />
1986 Joint Texas Department of Health/School of Public Health Working Group,<br />
Texas 1990 Objectives For Disease Prevention and Health Promotion<br />
2005-present Bureau of Air Quality, Department of Health and Human Services, Houston, TX<br />
2005 Texas Task Force on Indigent Care, Austin, TX<br />
2004-present Center for Health Data, Texas Department of Health and Human Services,<br />
Austin, TX<br />
2004-present Texas Strategic Health Partnership, Austin, TX<br />
1997-present Episcopal Health Charities, St. Luke’s Health System, Houston, TX<br />
1996 Bureau of Infectious Diseases, City of Houston Health Department, Houston,<br />
Texas<br />
1991-1993 Texas State Task Force on the Crisis in Health Care, Austin, TX<br />
1992 <strong>Office</strong> of Planning, City of Sugar Land, Texas<br />
1988-90 Study Group on the Technological Extension of Life, Institute for Health Policy<br />
Research & Education, UT Health Science Center, Houston<br />
Consultations (cont’d):<br />
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1987-90 Bureau of Health Planning, Texas Department of Health<br />
1988-89 Texas State Task Force on AIDS<br />
1988 Texas Legislature, Special Committee on Post-Secondary Medical, Dental and<br />
Allied Health Education<br />
1986-87 A.I.D. Project on Population Control in Latin America, Tulane University<br />
School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine<br />
1987 Texas Legislature, Select Committee on Higher Education<br />
1987 Texas Rural Medical Education Board<br />
1986 Law Firm of Sessions, Fishman, Rosenson, Boisfontaine, Nathan & Winn<br />
1985-86 Inter-institutional Health Policy Committee, UTHSC-H<br />
1986 Committee Staff, Texas State Senate<br />
1985 Bureau of Health Professions, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services<br />
1983-84 <strong>Office</strong> of Policy Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Environmental Protection<br />
Agency; <strong>Office</strong> of Environmental Affairs, City of New Orleans<br />
Recent Peer Review Activity:<br />
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law; Policy Sciences; Leadership and Non<br />
Profit Management; International Political Science Review; Journal of Policy<br />
Analysis and Management; Accident Analysis & Prevention; Journal of<br />
Public Policy; Policy Studies Review; American Journal of Political Science;<br />
Health Affairs; Social Problems; State and Local Government; Journal of Public Health<br />
Management and Practice; Nonprofit Management and Leadership<br />
Panels, Conferences and Workshops:<br />
Planning Team, Fourth Annual Health Policy Forum, Roundrock, TX, January 18, 2006.<br />
“DTC Marketing and FDA Regulation” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Risk<br />
Analysis, Orlando, FL, December 3-5, 2005.<br />
Facilitator, UTHSC Leadership Summit, Houston, TX, October 21, 2005.<br />
Co-Director and Moderator, BioTexas Summit, Austin, TX, June 7-8, 2005.<br />
Keynote Address, Texas Strategic Health Partnership Summit, Austin ,TX,<br />
September 22, 2004.<br />
Director, Media Science Forum: Prevention Research in the News, Houston, TX, October 20, 2004.<br />
Panels and Workshops (cont’d):<br />
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Panelist, <strong>The</strong> Sustainability of Houston Scenario Building Workshop Rice University Shell Center for<br />
Sustainability.Houston, TX Dec 7-10, 2004.<br />
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau and Stephen Linder, “Linking Policy and Evidence in Health Services<br />
Research: Understanding and Assuring a Role for Public Health Leadership in Policy-Making” APHA<br />
annual meeting, November 3, 2004 , Washington DC<br />
Linder, Stephen H. and Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau, "For-Profit versus Nonprofit Nursing Hopes: A<br />
Comparative Performance Assessment,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Public Health<br />
Association, November 19, 2003, San Francisco, CA.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Transformation of “Global Warming” from Public Policy Problem to Cultural Sign, and Back<br />
Again” Presented at Does Discourse Matter? Haus Rissen, International Center for Politics and<br />
Economics, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, July 2003<br />
“Global Warming as Cultural Sign” Presented at the Climate Change Impacts and Integrated Assessment<br />
VIII, Invitational Workshop, Snowmass, CO, July, 2002.<br />
“Reflecting on Methodologies” Presented at the Climate Change Impacts and Integrated Assessment VIII,<br />
Invitational Workshop, Snowmass, CO, August, 2002.<br />
“Exploring Scholarship,” A Lecture Series, Texas Woman’s University, Houston, TX, May, 2000, 2001,<br />
2002, 2003.<br />
“Policy Tools and Government Performance” U.S. General Accounting <strong>Office</strong>, April 11-12, 2002.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Politics of Health Behavior,” Presented at the Climate Change Impacts and Integrated Assessment<br />
VII, Invitational Workshop, Snowmass, CO, July, 2001.<br />
"For-Profit and Not-For-Profit Health Care: Past, Present, and Future,” Presented at the 128 th Annual<br />
Meeting of the American Public Health Association, Boston, MA, November, 2000 (with Pauline<br />
Rosenau).<br />
“On the Design and Deployment of Public-Private Policy Partnerships: <strong>The</strong> Reconstruction of Public and<br />
Private,” Presented at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Meetings,<br />
Washington, D.C., 1999 (with Pauline Rosenau).<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Definition of Community,” Invited Speaker, Public Health/Medicine Initiative. UT-Houston, 1999.<br />
“On the Nature of Public Problems,” Presented at the Southern Political Science Meetings, Atlanta, GA,<br />
1998<br />
“Deconstructing the Public-Private Partnership,” Presented at the American Political Science Meetings,<br />
Boston, MA, 1998<br />
Discussant, Communication and Policy Design Panel, Association for Public Policy Analysis and<br />
Management Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1997<br />
“Interpretive Policy Analysis,” Presented at the Western Political Science Meetings, San Francisco, CA,<br />
1996<br />
Panels and Workshops (cont’d):<br />
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“<strong>The</strong> Social and Political Construction of Risk,” Presented at the American Political Science Meetings,<br />
Washington, D.C., 1995<br />
“On the Construction of EMF As A Public Problem,” Presented at the Association for Public Policy<br />
Analysis and Management Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1994<br />
Panel Chair, Health Policy Reform, American Political Science Association Meetings, Washington, D.C.,<br />
1993<br />
Participant, Roundtable on Public Policy and Foreign Policy Fields, American Political Science<br />
Association Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1993<br />
Discussant, Problems, Values, Means and Ends, Panel at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and<br />
Management Meetings, Denver, CO, 1992<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Study of Policy Instruments,” Invited Workshop on Instruments for Public Policy, Erasmus<br />
Universiteit, Rotterdam, <strong>The</strong> Netherlands, 1992<br />
“Defining the Risk from Electric and Magnetic Fields,” Presented at the 1992 Law Week Program, South<br />
Texas College of Law, Houston, TX, 1992<br />
Group Leader, Community Exposure Workshop, Sponsored by the Electric Power Research Institute,<br />
Memphis, TN, 1991<br />
“Understanding Policy Design: How Experts View Government’s Tools,” Presented at the Association<br />
for Public Policy Analysis and Management Meetings, Bethesda, MD, 1991<br />
Panel Chair, Roundtable on the Relevance of <strong>The</strong>ory to Policy Inquiry, American Political Science<br />
Association Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1990<br />
“Problems with Risk Communication,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of Texas Associated Press<br />
Broadcasters, Fort Worth, TX, 1990<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Integration of Perspectives on Policy Design,” Presented at the American Political Science<br />
Association Meetings, Atlanta, GA, 1989 (with B. Guy Peters).<br />
“Access to Affordable Health Care,” <strong>The</strong> Institute of Religion Semi-Annual Workshop on Biomedical<br />
Issues, Texas Medical Center, Houston, TX, 1989<br />
“Ethical Dilemmas in Health Care,” Hermann Hospital Series on Biomedical Ethics, Texas Medical<br />
Center, Houston, TX, 1989<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Design of Instruments for Public Policy,” Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association<br />
Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1988 (with B. Guy Peters).<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Ethics and Public Policy of Organ Transplantation,” Presented at People as Products:<br />
Altruistic vs Commercial Motives in the Use of Body Parts and Processes, <strong>The</strong> University of Texas<br />
School of Medicine, Houston, TX, 1988.<br />
Discussant, Health Policy Issues in the Southwest, Southwestern Social Science Association Meetings,<br />
Houston, TX, 1988<br />
Panels and Workshops (cont’d):<br />
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Panel Chair, Linking Implementation with Policy Formulation, American Political Science Association<br />
Meetings, San Francisco, CA, 1987<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Profession as a Focus for Assessing the Future of Public Health,” Presented to the Institute of<br />
Medicine Conference on Training and Education for the Future of Public Health, Houston, 1987.<br />
“Design, Implementation and the Chances of Policy Failure,” Presented at the American Political Science<br />
Association Meetings, Chicago, 1987 (with B. Guy Peters).<br />
“How Not to Formulate Policy,” Presented at the American Political Science Association Meetings,<br />
Chicago, 1987 (with B. Guy Peters).<br />
“Policy Formation and the Challenge of Conscious Design,” Presented at the Association for Public<br />
Policy Analysis and Management Meetings, 1986 (with B.G. Peters)<br />
Panel Chair, Policy Design, Association for Policy Analysis and Management, Chicago,<br />
IL, 1986<br />
Panel Chair, Policy Design, Association for Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, D.C., 1985<br />
“A Design Approach to Policy Implementation,” Presented at the Western Political Science Association<br />
Meetings, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1985 (with B.G. Peters)<br />
“Policy Design and the Education of Public Administrators,” Presented at the European Political Science<br />
Association Meetings, Maastricht, <strong>The</strong> Netherlands, 1985 (with B.G. Peters)<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Design of Analysis or the Analysis of Design,” Presented at the Association for Public Policy<br />
Analysis and Management Meetings, 1985 (with B. Guy Peters)<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Public Health Workforce,” Presented at the American Public Health Association Meetings, 1985<br />
(with F. Moore, V. Kennedy and D. Smith).<br />
Discussant, Government as Contract State, International Political Science Association, Structure and<br />
Organization of Government Group Meeting, Madrid, Spain, 1985<br />
“Out of the Garbage Can and Into the Fire: the Relevance of <strong>The</strong>ory for Policy Design,” Paper presented<br />
at the Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1984 (with B.G. Peters).<br />
“Synthesizing Perspectives on Injury,” Paper presented at the Houston Conference on Injury Prevention,<br />
1984.<br />
Panel Chair, Policy Design, Southern Political Science Meetings, Atlanta, GA, 1982<br />
Panel Chair, Policy Design, American Political Science Association Meetings, New York, NY, 1982<br />
“Self-Certification and Regulatory Reform,” Paper presented at the Association for Public Policy<br />
Analysis and Management Meetings, 1982.<br />
Discussant, <strong>The</strong> Political Economy of State Action, American Political Science Association Meetings,<br />
Chicago, IL, 1981<br />
Panels and Workshops (cont’d):<br />
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“Enforcement Costs and Regulatory Reform,” Paper presented at the Association for Public Policy<br />
Analysis and Management Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1981 (with M. McBride)<br />
Invitee, Sloan Foundation Workshops in Public Policy Curriculum Development:<br />
Dartmouth, 1979; Tulane, 1980; MIT, 1981<br />
Participant, Workshop in Ethics and Public Policy, Hastings Center/University of Maryland, 1980<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Structure of Public Tradeoffs,” Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association<br />
Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1980.<br />
“Clean Air and New Industry,” Paper presented at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and<br />
Management Meetings, 1979 (with G. Suchanek).<br />
“A Measurement-<strong>The</strong>oretic Approach to Model Testing,” Paper presented at the Midwest Political<br />
Science Association Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1979.<br />
PUBLICATIONS<br />
Articles in Refereed Journals:<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and Gerry Suchanek, A Second Best Mechanism for Marketing Emissions Offsets,<br />
Policy Science, 13 (April, 1981): 195-203.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Perceptions of the Policy-Making Environment, Human Relations, 35 (June, 1982):<br />
463-490.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Decision Rules and Regulatory Reform, Journal of Public Policy, 2 (October, 1982):<br />
379-394.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and Mark McBride, Enforcement Costs and Regulatory Reform, Environmental<br />
Economics and Management, 11 (December, 1984): 327-346.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, From Social <strong>The</strong>ory to Policy Design, Public Policy 4 (1984):<br />
237-259.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Better Compliance Through Environmental Auditing, Journal of Policy Analysis and<br />
Management, S (Spring, 1986): 590-593.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and Virginia Kennedy, An Inquiry into <strong>Ph</strong>ysician Manpower in Texas, Texas<br />
Medicine, 82 (May, 1986): 22-27.<br />
Kennedy, Virginia, and Stephen H. Linder, Influencing <strong>Ph</strong>ysician Distribution in the Southern States,<br />
Southern Medical Journal, 79 (1986): 1242-1247.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Integrating Perspectives on Injury Prevention, A Preface to Policy Development<br />
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 19 (February, 1987): 1-2.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Injury As Metaphor: Toward An Integration of Perspectives, Accident Analysis &<br />
Prevention, 19 (February, 1987): 3-12.<br />
Refereed Journals (cont’d):<br />
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Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, A Design Perspective on Policy Implementation:<br />
the Fallacies of Misplaced Prescription, Policy Studies Review, 6 (February, 1987): 459-475.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Relativism, Contingency and the Definition of Success in<br />
Implementation Research, Policy Studies Review, 7 (Autumn, 1987): 116-127.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., On Cogency, Professional Bias and Public Policy: An Assessment of Four Views of<br />
the Injury Problem, Milbank Ouarterly, 65 (1987): 1-27.<br />
Kennedy, Virginia C., Stephen H. Linder, and William D. Spears, Estmating the Impact of State<br />
Manpower Policy: A Case Study of Reducing Medical School Enrollments, Journal of Health Politics.<br />
Policy and Law, 12 (Spring, 1987): 299-311.<br />
Bertrand, Jane, T., Roberto Santiso, Stephen H. Linder, and Maria Antonieta Pineda, Evaluation of a<br />
Communication Program to Increase Adoption of Vasectomy in Guatemala, Studies in Family Planning,<br />
18 (Nov/Dec 1987): 361-370.<br />
Bertrand, Jane, T., Roberto Santiso, Stephen H. Linder, and Maria Antonieta Pineda, How Should<br />
Vasectomy be Promoted in Guatemala? A Response, Studies in Family Planning, 19 (July/August 1988):<br />
248-249.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Managing Support for Social R&D: Research Goals, Risk and Policy Instruments<br />
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 7 (Fall, 1988): 621-642.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, <strong>The</strong> Analysis of Design or the Design of Analysis?, Policy<br />
Studies Review, 7 (Summer, 1988): 738-750.<br />
Slater, Carl H., and Stephen H. Linder, A Reassessment of the Additive Scoring of Health Practices<br />
Medical Care, 26 (December, 1988): 1216-1227.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Implementation as a Guide to Policy Formulation: A Question of<br />
When, Not Whether, International Review of Administrative Sciences, 55 (1989): 631-646.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, La Mise en Oeuvre Comme Guide de la Formulation des<br />
Politiques: “Quand” plutot que “si”, RISA 4 (1989): 741-764. (Re-publication of Implementation as a<br />
Guide to Policy Formulation, International Review of Administrative Sciences, 55 (1989): 631-646.)<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, La Ejecucion Como Guia para la Formulacion de la Politica: Una<br />
Cuestion mas del Cuando que del Cual, Revista Internacional de Ciencias 56 (Diciembre, 1989): 107-130.<br />
(Re-publication of Implementation as a Guide to Policy Formulation, International Review of<br />
Administrative Sciences, 55 (1989): 631-646.)<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Social R&D as a Relational Contract: Strategies for Governing Transactions in<br />
Knowledge, Knowledge in Society, 2 (Fall, 1989): 25-41.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Instruments of Government: Perceptions and Contexts, Journal of<br />
Public Policy, 9 (1989): 35-58.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Policy Formulation and the Challenge of Conscious Design<br />
Evaluation and Program Planning, 13 (1990): 303-311.<br />
Refereed Journals (cont’d):<br />
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Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, An Institutional Approach to the <strong>The</strong>ory of Policy Making: <strong>The</strong><br />
Role of Guidance Mechanisms in Policy Formulation, Journal of <strong>The</strong>oretical Politics, 2 (Spring, 1990):<br />
59-83. (Reprinted in the International Library of Politics and Comparative Government, Comparative<br />
Public Administration, Volume 1, edited by Moshe Maor and Jan-Erik Lane (Hampshire, UK, Ashgate<br />
Publishing Ltd)<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, <strong>The</strong> Logic of Policy Design, Knowledge and Policy, 4<br />
(Spring/Summer, 1991): 125-151.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Instrumentos de Goblerno: Percepciones y Contextos, Gestion Y<br />
Politica Publica 5 (December, 1993): 5-34. (Re-publication of <strong>The</strong> Instruments of Government:<br />
Perceptions and Contexts, Journal of Public Policy 9 (1989) 35-58.)<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Ambiguous Evidence and Institutional Bias: An Alternative View of the EMF<br />
Debate, Journal of Health Politics. Policy and Law, 19 (Spring, 1994): 165-190.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Contending Discourses in the Electric and Magnetic Fields Controversy: <strong>The</strong> Social<br />
Construction of EMF as a Public Problem, Policy Sciences, 28 (May, 1995): 209-230.<br />
Aday, Lu Ann and Stephen H. Linder, Community as the Ideal for Health Care Reform, Journal of Health<br />
Politics, Policy and Law, 22 (February, 1997): 231-243.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Coming to Terms with the Public-Private Partnership, A Grammar of Multiple<br />
Meanings, American Behavioral Scientist, 43 (September, 1999): 35-51. Reprinted in Pauline<br />
Vaillancourt Rosenau (ed.) Public-Private Policy Partnerships, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2000, 19-36;<br />
and in Darrin Grimsey and Mervyn Lewis (eds.) <strong>The</strong> Economics of Public Private Partnerships,<br />
International Library of Critical Writings in Economics, Volume 183, Northhampton, MA: Edward Elgar,<br />
2005, 75-91.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., An Inquiry into Dialogue, Its Challenges and Justification, International Journal of<br />
Public Administration, 24 (July/August, 2001): 651-678.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., “<strong>The</strong> Politics of Policy Development,” Journal of Public Health Management and<br />
Practice, 8 (1) (Spring, 2001): 113-115.<br />
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau and Stephen H. Linder, “<strong>The</strong> Comparative Performance of For-Profit and<br />
Nonprofit Home Health Care Services in the U.S.,” Home Health Care Services Quarterly: Journal of<br />
Community Care, 20 (2) ( December, 2001): 47-59.<br />
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau and Stephen H. Linder, “A Comparison of the Performance<br />
of For-Profit and Nonprofit U.S. Psychiatric Inpatient Care Providers Since 1980,”<br />
Psychiatric Services, 54 (2) (February, 2003): 183-187.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., “Assessing Alternative Medicine: Methodological and Research<br />
Policy Concerns,” International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 19<br />
(2) (Spring, 2003): 431-441.<br />
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau and Stephen H. Linder, “Two Decades of Research Comparing For-Profit<br />
and Nonprofit Health Provider Performance in the United States,” Social Science Quarterly, 84 (2) (June,<br />
2003): 219-224.<br />
Refereed Journals (cont’d):<br />
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Linder, Stephen H. and B. Guy Peters, "Coming to Terms with Intramural Disputes over Policy<br />
Frameworks," Policy Sciences, 39 (1) (March, 2006): 19-40.<br />
Linder, Stephen H. "Cashing In on Risk Claims: <strong>The</strong> Commercial Inversion of Signifiers for Global<br />
Warming," Social Semiotics, 16 (1) (April, 2006): 103-132.<br />
Articles in Refereed Books:<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Administrative Discretion, Accountability, and External Controls, in S. Greer, et al.,<br />
(eds.) Accountability in Urban Society: Public Agencies Under Fire. Urban Affairs Annual Reviews,<br />
Volume 4, Sage Publications, Beverly Hills, CA, 1978, pp. 144-158.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Efficiency, Multiple Values, and Moral Claims, in W. Dunn, (ed.), Policy Analysis:<br />
Concepts and Methods, Public Policy Studies: A Multi-Volume Treatise, Volume 6, JAI Press,<br />
Greenwich, CT, 1986, pp.281-300.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, Research Perspectives on the Design of Public Policy, in D.<br />
Palumbo and D. J. Calista, (eds.) Implementation: What We Have Learned and Still Need to Know,<br />
Contributions in Political Science # 252, JAI Press, New York, 1989, pp.51-66.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, <strong>The</strong> Design of Instruments for Public Policy, in S. Nagel (ed.)<br />
Policy <strong>The</strong>ory and Policy Evaluation, Contributions in Political Science # 258, Greenwood Press, New<br />
York, 1990, pp.103-122.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, A Meta-<strong>The</strong>oretic Analysis of Policy Design, in W. Dunn and R.<br />
Kelly (eds.) Advances in Policy Studies. 1950 - 1990, Policy Studies Review Annual, Volume 10,<br />
Transaction Books, New Brunswick, NJ, 1992, 201-238.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, <strong>The</strong> Two Traditions of Institutional Designing: Dialogue Versus<br />
Decision, in D. Weimer (ed.) Institutional Design, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1995, 133-<br />
160.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., <strong>The</strong> Social and Political Construction of Risk, in S. Kamieniecki, G. Gonzalez, and<br />
R. Vos (eds.) Flash Points in Environmental Policymaking: Controversies in Achieving Sustainability,<br />
SUNY Press, Albany, NY, 1997, 63-82. (Winner of the Lynton Caldwell Award for the Best Book<br />
Published on Environmental Issues in the Last 3 Years, American Political Science Association)<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, <strong>The</strong> Study of Policy Instruments: Four Schools of Thought, in B.<br />
Guy Peters and F. von Nispen (eds.) Public Policy Instruments: Evaluating the Tools of Public<br />
Administration, Edward Elgar, New York, 1998, 33-45.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, An Institutional Approach to the <strong>The</strong>ory of Policymaking, in<br />
Moshe Maor and Jan-Erik Lane (eds.) Comparative Public Administration, International Library of<br />
Politics and Comparative Government, Volume 1, Ashgate Publishing, Hampshire, UK, 1999, 79-91. (A<br />
reprint from Journal of <strong>The</strong>oretical Politics, 2 (Spring, 1990): 59-83).<br />
Linder, Stephen H. and Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau, Mapping the Terrain of Public-Private Policy<br />
Partnerships, in Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau (ed.) Public-Private Policy Partnerships, MIT Press,<br />
Cambridge, MA, 2000, 1-18.<br />
Refereed Books (cont’d):<br />
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Linder, Stephen H., Coming to Terms with the Public Policy Partnership: A Grammar of Multiple<br />
Meanings, in Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau (ed.) Public-Private Policy Partnerships, MIT Press,<br />
Cambridge, MA, 2000, 19-36. (A reprint from American Behavioral Scientist, 43 (September, 1999): 35-<br />
51).<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Beth E. Quill and Lu Ann Aday, Academic Partnerships in Public Health Practice, in<br />
Lloyd Novick, Georges Benjamin and Glen Mays (eds.) Public Health Administration: Organization and<br />
Strategy for Population-Based Management, Aspen Publishers, Aspen CO, 2001, 521-538.<br />
Linder, Stephen H. and Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau, Health Care Policy in Gillian Peele, et al., (eds.)<br />
Developments in American Politics IV, Palgrave, London, UK, 2002, 222-233.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Roots of Dialogue, in Nancy C. Roberts, (ed.) <strong>The</strong> Transformative Power of<br />
Dialogue, Research in Policy Analysis and Management, Volume 12, JAI Elsevier Science, Oxford, 2002,<br />
53-74.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., <strong>The</strong> Adoption of Adaptation Measures, in Kris Ebi, Joel Smith and Ian Burton, (eds.)<br />
Integration of Public Health with Adaptation to Climate Change, Taylor and Francis, London UK, 2005,<br />
242-257.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Grounds for Convergence, in Kris Ebi, Joel Smith and Ian Burton, (eds.) Integration<br />
of Public Health with Adaptation to Climate Change, Taylor and Francis, London UK, 2005, 270-281.<br />
Linder, Stephen H., Coming to Terms with the Public Private Partnership, in Darrin Grimsey and Mervyn<br />
Lewis (eds.) <strong>The</strong> Economics of Public Private Partnerships, <strong>The</strong> International Library of Critical Writings<br />
in Economics, Volume 183, Edward Elgar, Northhampton, MA, 2005, 75-91. (Second reprinting from<br />
American Behavioral Scientist, 43 (September, 1999): 35-51).<br />
Newsletter Essays:<br />
Linder, Stephen H., and B. Guy Peters, “<strong>The</strong> Study of Policy Instruments,” Policy Currents, 2 (May,<br />
1992): 1-7.<br />
Book Reviews:<br />
Linder, Stephen H , “Robert Blank, Health Care Politics,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 17<br />
(Spring, 1992)<br />
Linder, Stephen H , “William Leiss and Christine Chociolko, Risk and Responsibility,” Journal of Health<br />
Politics, Policy and Law, 20 (Winter, 1995): 1075-1078.<br />
Linder, Stephen H , “Robert Goodin and <strong>Ph</strong>illipe Petit, eds., <strong>The</strong> <strong>The</strong>ory of Institutional Design,”<br />
Australian Journal of Political Science, 33 (March, 1998): 152-153.<br />
Linder, Stephen H , “Lok Sang Ho, Principles of Public Policy Practice,” Journal of Comparative Public<br />
Policy, 2003, 5 (March, 2003): 79-81.<br />
Conference Proceedings:<br />
Linder, Stephen H., <strong>The</strong> Profession as a Focus for Assessing the Future of Public Health, in K. Yordy<br />
(ed.) Proceedings of the Conference on Education. Training, and the Future <strong>The</strong> Institute of Medicine,<br />
Washington, D.C., 1991, pp. 27-40.<br />
Research Reports:<br />
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A Model Air Emissions Offset Policy For New Orleans, Prepared for U.S.Environmental Protection<br />
Agency and <strong>Office</strong> of Environmental Affairs, City of New Orleans, 1980 by the Tulane Center for Public<br />
Policy Studies.<br />
A Survey of Citizen Knowledge and Attitudes on Environmental Issues, Prepared for U.S. Environmental<br />
Protection Agency and <strong>Office</strong> of Environmental Affairs, City of New Orleans, 1980, Tulane Center for<br />
Public Policy Studies.<br />
<strong>Ph</strong>ysician Manpower in Texas 1970-2000, Prepared for Texas State Legislature, 1985, UTSPH Center for<br />
Health Manpower Studies.<br />
A Texas Health Policy Institute, Prepared for the President, the University of Texas Health Science<br />
Center at Houston, 1986.<br />
Analysis of the Public Health Workforce, Prepared for U.S. DHHS, 1985, UTSPH Center for Health<br />
Manpower Studies.<br />
Health Effects of Exposure to Powerline - Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields, Prepared for the<br />
Texas Public Utility Commission, 1991, Texas PUC Scientific Review Committee.<br />
Code Red: <strong>The</strong> Critical Condition of Health Care in Texas, Appendix E, Education and Health, Prepared<br />
for the Statewide Task Force on Indigent Care, 2005, UTSPH Institute for Health Policy.<br />
Report of the Mayor’s Task Force on the Health Effects of Air Pollution<br />
Prepared for the Mayor of Houston, 2006, Task Force on the Health Effects of Air Pollution and the<br />
UTSPH Institute for Health Policy.<br />
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE<br />
Academic Governance:<br />
School of Public Health Positions:<br />
Member, Ad Hoc Committees (9)<br />
Chair, Ad Hoc Committees (2)<br />
Member, Search Committees (4)<br />
Chair, Search Committees (2)<br />
Chair, School of Public Health Policy Committee (1991-92)<br />
Chair, School of Public Health Faculty (1993-94)<br />
Convener, Management and Policy Sciences (1998-2000)<br />
Member, Dean’s Executive Committee (1992-95)<br />
Member, Dean’s Executive Council (2003-present)<br />
Campus-wide Positions:<br />
Chair, <strong>The</strong> President’s Performance Evaluation of the Dean of Nursing (1995)<br />
Member, Health Science Center Ad Hoc Committees (6)<br />
Member, Presidential Task Forces (4)<br />
Member, <strong>The</strong> University Tenure and Promotions Committee (1993)<br />
Member, <strong>The</strong> Health Science Center Board (1990)<br />
Member, <strong>The</strong> University of Texas Board of Regents’ Faculty Advisory Group (1990)<br />
Chair, Interfaculty Council (1989-90)<br />
Courses Introduced at SPH:<br />
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“Ethics and Public Health” (with L. Aday and<br />
C. Begley)<br />
“Health Policy Analysis”<br />
“Health Policy in the U.S.”<br />
“Advanced Policy <strong>The</strong>ory”<br />
“Seminar in Policy Research”<br />
“Introduction to Risk Analysis” (with C. Hacker<br />
and T. Downs)<br />
“Seminar in Policy <strong>The</strong>ory”<br />
“Seminar in Systems <strong>The</strong>ory” (with O. Mikhail)<br />
“Seminar in Policy Design”<br />
“Health Policy Research” (with J. Glasser, and<br />
C. Begley)<br />
“Health Policy in Texas” (with V. Kennedy)<br />
“Post-Modern Currents in Policy and<br />
Management <strong>The</strong>ory”<br />
“Seminar in Institutional and Policy Design”<br />
“Ideology, Values and Community”<br />
“Interpretive Policy Inquiry”<br />
“Critical Policy Inquiry”<br />
“Health Care Policy in the 50 States” (with P.<br />
Rosenau)<br />
Tutorials, Dissertations and <strong>The</strong>ses at SPH:<br />
“Social <strong>The</strong>ories and Health” (with M. Ross and<br />
L. Aday)<br />
“Communicative Action”<br />
“Reforming Governance”<br />
“Law, Ethics and Institutional Reform”<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Third Way”<br />
“Dialogue, Deliberation and Democracy”<br />
“Social Epidemiology and Social Justice (with<br />
B. Amick)<br />
“Qualitative Policy Analysis”<br />
“Globalization and Well-Being”<br />
“<strong>The</strong> New Public Health”<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Paradox of Community”<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Definition of Public Problems”<br />
“Culture, Coercion and Control”<br />
“Images and Inquiry”<br />
“Power”<br />
“Translating Research into Policy”<br />
“Reason, Rhetoric and Argument”<br />
“Propaganda and Policy”<br />
“Contemporary Social and Cultural <strong>The</strong>ory”<br />
Supervised 80 “Individual Studies” Courses on topics ranging from “Risk Communication” to “Religion and<br />
Health Policy.” Directed 19 Doctoral Dissertations (4 more in progress) and 22 Masters <strong>The</strong>ses (2 more in<br />
progress)<br />
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