Congress, the first branch of government.
Subtitle: Twelve studies of the organization of Congress conducted under the auspices of the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
By: Edited by Alfred de Grazia.
Contributors: De Grazia, Alfred, ed.; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Publisher: Anchor Books
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 477
Subjects: United States. Congress -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Other titles: Twelve studies of the organization of Congress.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Abridged ed. of Twelve studies of the organization of Congress, first published in 1966.
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, by L. A. Dexter.; title: Toward a radical incrementalism, 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. A. Robinson.; title: Congressional liaison, by E. de Grazia.; title: The service function of the United States Congress, by K. G. Olson.; title: Congress and the executive, by R. H. Davidson.; title: Information systems for Congress, by K. Janda.; title: Congress, 1989, by A. de Grazia.; title: 47 propositions for the strengthening and stabilization of Congress, advanced by A. de Grazia.