JB: Associate Professor of Health Management and Policy, School of Public Health; Research Associate Professor in the Institute of Gerontology, School of Medicine; Adjunct Associate Professor of Organizational Studies, College of Literature, Science and Arts, University of MichiganSL: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of MichiganMZ: Professor (Emeritus) Sociology, Social Work and Management, University of Michigan. He has authored or edited twenty-one books, and more than seventy articles. Among other honors, he is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

A volume that fills a major gap - a theoretically rich, very well integrated, and quite timely collection by a distinguished group of scholars that illuminates the role of social movements and collective action in the transformation of the U.S. health care system.

• PREFACE; -SANDRA R. LEVITSKY & JANE BANASZAK-HOLL; SECTION I: TRANSFORMATION OF STATE FINANCING AND REGULATION; -CONSTANCE A. NATHANSON; LEADERSHIP, AND PRIVATE POWER; -BEATRIX HOFFMAN; -JILL QUADAGNO AND J. BRANDON MCKELVEY; -HOLLY JARMAN AND SCOTT L. GREER; -STEVEN EPSTEIN; SECTION II. THE REORIENTATION OF INSTITUTIONAL FIELDS; -PHIL BROWN, RACHEL MORELLO-FROSCH, STEPHEN ZAVESTOSKI, LAURA SENIER, REBECCA GASIOR ALTMAN, ELIZABETH HOOVER, SABRINA MCCORMICK, BRIAN MAYER, AND CRYSTAL ADAMS; -MARK WOLFSON AND MARIA PARRIES; -MARTIN KITCHENER; -RENEE R. ANSPACH; SECTION III. PROFESSIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH; -SCOTT FRICKEL; -PAUL BATE AND GLENN ROBERT; -MICHAEL S. GOLDSTEIN; -MATTHEW E. ARCHIBALD; SECTION IV. CULTURE AND LEGITIMACY IN US HEALTH CARE; -SABRINA MCCORMICK; -VERTA TAYLOR AND LISA LEITZ; -DAVID A. SNOW AND ROBERTA G. LESSOR; -VERTA TAYLOR AND MAYER N. ZALD

JB: Associate Professor of Health Management and Policy, School of Public Health; Research Associate Professor in the Institute of Gerontology, School of Medicine; Adjunct Associate Professor of Organizational Studies, College of Literature, Science and Arts, University of MichiganSL: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of MichiganMZ: Professor (Emeritus) Sociology, Social Work and Management, University of Michigan. He has authored or edited twenty-one books, and more than seventy articles. Among other honors, he is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

A volume that fills a major gap - a theoretically rich, very well integrated, and quite timely collection by a distinguished group of scholars that illuminates the role of social movements and collective action in the transformation of the U.S. health care system.

• PREFACE; -SANDRA R. LEVITSKY & JANE BANASZAK-HOLL; SECTION I: TRANSFORMATION OF STATE FINANCING AND REGULATION; -CONSTANCE A. NATHANSON; LEADERSHIP, AND PRIVATE POWER; -BEATRIX HOFFMAN; -JILL QUADAGNO AND J. BRANDON MCKELVEY; -HOLLY JARMAN AND SCOTT L. GREER; -STEVEN EPSTEIN; SECTION II. THE REORIENTATION OF INSTITUTIONAL FIELDS; -PHIL BROWN, RACHEL MORELLO-FROSCH, STEPHEN ZAVESTOSKI, LAURA SENIER, REBECCA GASIOR ALTMAN, ELIZABETH HOOVER, SABRINA MCCORMICK, BRIAN MAYER, AND CRYSTAL ADAMS; -MARK WOLFSON AND MARIA PARRIES; -MARTIN KITCHENER; -RENEE R. ANSPACH; SECTION III. PROFESSIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH; -SCOTT FRICKEL; -PAUL BATE AND GLENN ROBERT; -MICHAEL S. GOLDSTEIN; -MATTHEW E. ARCHIBALD; SECTION IV. CULTURE AND LEGITIMACY IN US HEALTH CARE; -SABRINA MCCORMICK; -VERTA TAYLOR AND LISA LEITZ; -DAVID A. SNOW AND ROBERTA G. LESSOR; -VERTA TAYLOR AND MAYER N. ZALD

JB: Associate Professor of Health Management and Policy, School of Public Health; Research Associate Professor in the Institute of Gerontology, School of Medicine; Adjunct Associate Professor of Organizational Studies, College of Literature, Science and Arts, University of MichiganSL: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of MichiganMZ: Professor (Emeritus) Sociology, Social Work and Management, University of Michigan. He has authored or edited twenty-one books, and more than seventy articles. Among other honors, he is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

A volume that fills a major gap - a theoretically rich, very well integrated, and quite timely collection by a distinguished group of scholars that illuminates the role of social movements and collective action in the transformation of the U.S. health care system.

• PREFACE; -SANDRA R. LEVITSKY & JANE BANASZAK-HOLL; SECTION I: TRANSFORMATION OF STATE FINANCING AND REGULATION; -CONSTANCE A. NATHANSON; LEADERSHIP, AND PRIVATE POWER; -BEATRIX HOFFMAN; -JILL QUADAGNO AND J. BRANDON MCKELVEY; -HOLLY JARMAN AND SCOTT L. GREER; -STEVEN EPSTEIN; SECTION II. THE REORIENTATION OF INSTITUTIONAL FIELDS; -PHIL BROWN, RACHEL MORELLO-FROSCH, STEPHEN ZAVESTOSKI, LAURA SENIER, REBECCA GASIOR ALTMAN, ELIZABETH HOOVER, SABRINA MCCORMICK, BRIAN MAYER, AND CRYSTAL ADAMS; -MARK WOLFSON AND MARIA PARRIES; -MARTIN KITCHENER; -RENEE R. ANSPACH; SECTION III. PROFESSIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH; -SCOTT FRICKEL; -PAUL BATE AND GLENN ROBERT; -MICHAEL S. GOLDSTEIN; -MATTHEW E. ARCHIBALD; SECTION IV. CULTURE AND LEGITIMACY IN US HEALTH CARE; -SABRINA MCCORMICK; -VERTA TAYLOR AND LISA LEITZ; -DAVID A. SNOW AND ROBERTA G. LESSOR; -VERTA TAYLOR AND MAYER N. ZALD