Evolution and Future of Congress
Scholars talked about a report, The Evolving Congress, the Congressional Research Service made as part of its centennial…
Congress in the 21st Century
1997-08-30T03:32:50-04:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/capitol.jpgParticipants discussed the possibility for changes in congressional institutions as the body enters the next milennium. They examined congressional behavior patterns, specially created working groups, technological changes and the challenges of more direct democracy. After their presentations, they took questions from the audience.
Participants discussed the possibility for changes in congressional institutions as the body enters the next milennium. They examined… read more
Participants discussed the possibility for changes in congressional institutions as the body enters the next milennium. They examined congressional behavior patterns, specially created working groups, technological changes and the challenges of more direct democracy. After their presentations, they took questions from the audience. close
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- Richard A. Baker Historian U.S. Senate
- Colton Campbell Professor Florida International University->Political Science
- Roger Davidson Professor University of Maryland, College Park->Government
- Stephen Frantzich Chair U.S. Naval Academy->Political Science Department
- Walter J. Oleszek Analyst Congressional Research Service
- Donald R. Wolfensberger Chief of Staff (Former) House Rules Committee
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