An edition of Working with Congress
(1992)
Working with Congress
a practical guide for scientists and engineers
by William G. Wells
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"Shows scientists and engineers how to participate meaningfully in the inner workings of Congress, to initiate and maintain a productive dialogue, and to make their influence felt. It provides clear, detailed background information and step-by-step advice."--Back cover.
Publish Date
1992
Publisher
American Association for Advancement of Science,
Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government
Language
English
Pages
153
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Engineering and state, Engineers, Handbooks, manuals, Science and state, Scientists, United States, United States. Congress, ALLOCATIONS, APPROPRIATIONS, Government, GRANTS, COOPERATION, Organized Financing, GOVERNMENTS, Congres et conferences, Guides, manuels, Engineering, Legislation & jurisprudence, SciencePlaces
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Working with Congress: a practical guide for scientists and engineers
1996, American Association for Advancement of Science
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Working with Congress: a practical guide for scientists and engineers
1992, American Association for Advancement of Science, Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government
in English
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 132-135) and index.
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