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Charles Jones chaired a discussion of the domestic agenda of the President George H.W. Bush administration. The panelists also responded to questions from members of the audience. “The Domes…

The Center for American Progress and American University’s Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies hosted a one day symposium on “Checks and Balances, Perspectives on American Demo…

The scholars talked about a variety of issues such as floor deliberations, reforms, leadership, minority rights, and rules and regulations. They expressed opinions as to how well the Senate …

Following President Clinton’s recent submission of his 2001 budget proposal, economic experts discussed budget proposals from both Congress and the president. They talked about the power str…

Congressional scholars discussed the impact of Republican control of Congress on congressional institutions and procedures. Christopher Deering, George Washington University Political Scienc…

As part of a five-part series, participants discussed modern House leaders Gerald Ford and Thomas “Tip” O’Neill and the influence of their styles.

The committee continued to hear testimony from members of Congress and political analysts on initiatives to reform Congress to make it more efficient in dealing with legislation. In this hea…

Congressional scholars spoke about their research on party leaders in the Senate during the 20th century in a forum during a symposium marking the bicentennial of the U.S. Senate. Panelists …

Political science and communication scholars discussed their conclusions following a conference on original research conducted with the use of public affairs programming from the Public Affa…

Political scientists participated in a forum on the role of television in the modern Senate during a research symposium. Following a video introduction showing both typical and unusual occur…