Congressional Research Service [CRS] Reports
The Congressional Research Service, a congressional support agency, does not make its publications directly available to the public online. The FAS collection of CRS reports indexed below primarily addresses national security, foreign policy and related topics. These reports are provided without CRS authorization as a public service.
Other notable online sources of CRS reports include the US Department of State Foreign Press Center and the US Embassy in Italy.
An outstanding and comprehensive searchable archive of this and other CRS collections is available at Open CRS, a project of the Center for Democracy and Technology. Another large searchable archive is located at the University of North Texas Libraries.
Related Resources
- The Congressional Research Service and the American Legislative Process, updated March 19, 2008
- Access to CRS Reports, memo to all CRS staff from director Daniel P. Mulhollan, April 18, 2007
- CRS Director Responds to Wall Street Journal on Earmark Reporting, March 26, 2007
- Distribution of CRS Products to Non-Congressionals, March 20, 2007
- CRS Policy on Interacting with the Media, January 16, 2007
- Outside Activities: Preserving Objectivity and Non-Partisanship, Director's Statement, CRS Director Daniel P. Mulhollan, January 23, 2004
- CRS Standards for Analysis by Louis Fisher, CRS Senior Specialist, January 31, 2004
- Outside Writing, Lecturing Activities by CRS Staff: Objectivity, CREAgram from the CRS employees' union, May 12, 2004
- Congressional Policy Concerning the Distribution of CRS Written Products, March 9, 1999
- List of CRS Reports on the Executive Office of the President (EOP) Library web site as of June 2005
http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/
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