Symposium: Ensuring (E)qual(ity) Health Care for Poor Americans Published in Brooklyn Law Review  60, no. 1 (1994)
Forewords
Ed Sparer’s Legacy	Elizabeth M. Schneider
Aspirations and Reality in the Law and Politics of Health Care Reform: Examining a Symposium on (E)qual(ity) Care for the Poor	Ann C. McGinley
Symposium
Setting a Place for Ed Sparer at the National Health Reform Table	Sara Rosenbaum
The National Agenda for Health Care Reform: What Does It Mean for Poor Americans?	Theodore R. Marmor
Equality, Entitlement, and National Health Care Reform: The Challenge of Managed Competition and Managed Care	Rand E. Rosenblatt
Helping the Vices of Poverty to be Heard in the Health Care Reform Debate	Ellen M. Yacknin
Does Clinton’s Health Care Reform Proposal Ensure (E)qual(ity) of Health Care for Ethnic Americans and the Poor?	Verneillia R. Randall
Breaking the Barriers of Access to Health Care: A Discussion of the Role of Civil Rights Litigation and the Relationship between Burdens of Proof and the Experience of Denial	Marianne L. Engleman Lado
Making Managed Competition a Social Arena: Strategies for Action	Louise G. Trubek
Training the Ed Sparers of Tomorrow: Integrating Health Law Theory and Practice	David F. Chavkin