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Preface | ||
Contributors | ||
1 | Analysis, Governance, and the Need for Better Institutional Arrangements | 3 |
2 | Technical Advice for Congress: Past Trends and Present Obstacles | 23 |
3 | The Origins, Accomplishments, and Demise of the Office of Technology Assessment | 53 |
4 | Insights from the Office of Technology Assessment and Other Assessment Experiences | 77 |
5 | The European Experience | 90 |
6 | Thinking about Alternative Models | 101 |
7 | An Expanded Analytical Capability in the Congressional Research Service, the General Accounting Office, or the Congressional Budget Office | 106 |
8 | Expanded Use of the National Academies | 118 |
9 | Expanding the Role of the Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship Program | 134 |
10 | A Lean, Distributed Organization To Serve Congress | 145 |
11 | A Dedicated Organization in Congress | 157 |
12 | An Independent Analysis Group That Works Exclusively for Congress, Operated by a Nongovernmental Organization | 164 |
13 | Where Do We Go from Here? | 173 |
App. 1 | The Technology Assessment Act of 1972 | 183 |
App. 2 | Details on the National Academies Complex | 191 |
App. 3 | An External Evaluation of the GAO's First Pilot Technology Assessment | 208 |
Index | 229 |
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