Twelve studies of the organization of Congress
By: [by] Cornelius P. Cotter [and others] Alfred de Grazia, coordinator of the project. Conducted under the auspices of the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Contributors: Cotter, Cornelius P.; De Grazia, Alfred.; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 515
Subjects: United States. Congress.
Other titles: Congress: the first branch of government.
Notes: On spine: Congress: the first branch of government.
Table of contents: title: Toward a new model of Congress, by A. de Grazia.; title: Legislative oversight, by C.P. Cotter.; title: "Check and balance" today: what does it mean for Congress and Congressmen? By L.A. Dexter.; title: Toward a radical incrementalism: a proposal to aid Congress in reform of the budgetary process, by A. Wildavsky.; title: Availability of information for Congressional operations, by C.R. Dechert.; title: The committees in a revitalized Congress, by H. Eulau.; title: Decision making in Congress, by J. . Robinson.; title: Congressional liaison: an inquiry into its meaning for Congress, by E.A. de Grazia.; title: The service function of the United States Congress, by K.G. Olson.; title: Congress and the Executive: the race for representation, by R.H. Davidson.; title: Information systems for Congress, by K. Janda.- Strengthening the first branch: an inventory of proposals.; title: Congress 1989, by A. de Grazia.