Complete Government Series that Connect Past and Present
Executive Branch Documents Great Series and Reports Collection offers curated sets of executive branch documents that focus on complete series of documents and reports plus monographs relevant to issues of today. Drawing from a wide variety of agencies, this collection supports teaching and research about government policies, the implementation of laws, and changes in executive branch organization over time.
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Coverage
Access 30,000 documents from 1953 to the present
Track Policy Evolution
Every document includes a series summary and timeline, with direct links to all other documents in that series, showing how agencies and policies change over time
Access Historic Context
Link via timeline, topic page or search to access pre-1953 executive branch content, providing historical background information for current issues
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