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As one of the principal federal sources of advice and assistance on matters of administrative governance, the Administrative Conference of the United States plays a vital role in American democracy. This hearing, held in 1995, explores the potential for reauthorization of the conference and features testimony from leading experts in the field. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the contemporary American political landscape.

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