The Growth of Congressional Oversight and It's Consequences for National Security
Lawrence M. Kelly
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Lawrence M. Kelly
Abstract
This paper serves to focus a novice eye on the topic of Congressional oversight. The evolution of the Congress and Executive is examined in order to establish historical perspective. A trend in the oversight process is presented in this thesis and some of the causative factors associated with the growth of Congressional oversight are analyzed. The essay concludes that oversight will become more prevalent in the future.
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This paper serves to focus a novice eye on the topic of Congressional oversight. The evolution of the Congress and Executive is examined in order to establish historical perspective. A trend in the oversight process is presented in this thesis and some of the causative factors associated with the growth of Congressional oversight are analyzed. The essay concludes that oversight will become more prevalent in the future.
Key concepts: Political science, National security, Public administration, Law