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Changing Iran's Nuclear Interests
Publication Date: May 2005
Research Area: Military and defense
Publisher(s): Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Author(s): George Perkovich
U.S. Postal Service Workforce Size and Employment Categories, 1987-2007
Publication Date: April 2008
Research Area: Government; Transportation
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Court Security Improvement Act of 2007: A Legal Analysis of H.R. 660/S. 378
Publication Date: February 2007
Research Area: Justice
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Clean Air Act: A Summary of the Act and Its Major Requirements
Publication Date: May 2005
Research Area: Environment
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
The Orthodox Rabbi and Vietman
Publication Date: January 1968
Research Area: Politics
Publisher(s): Rabbinical Council of America Author(s): Charles S. Liebman
A Passionate Defense of Libertarianism
Publication Date: August 1988
Research Area: Politics
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): Tibor R. Machan
Frontiers of Service to the Aging
Publication Date: September 1982
Research Area: Population and demographics; Social conditions
Publisher(s): Jewish Communal Service Association of North America Author(s): Bernard Warach
Patent Reform in the 110th Congress: Innovation Issues
Publication Date: May 2007
Research Area: Law and ethics
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Flood Map Modernization Funding
Publication Date: July 2007
Research Area: Environment
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Public-Private Partnerships in Highway and Transit Infrastructure Provision
Publication Date: July 2008
Research Area: Economics; Transportation
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service