Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government

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• E3: Organizing for Environment, Energy, and the Economy in the Executive branch of the U.S. Government (Apr 1990)

• Technology and Economic Performance: Organizing the Executive branch for a stronger National Technology Base (Sep 1991)

• In the National Interest: The federal government in the reform of K-12 Math and Science Education (Sep 1991)

• Science, Technology, and Congress: Analysis and advice from Congressional Support Agencies (Oct 1991)

• Science and Technology in U.S. international affairs (Jan 1992)

• International Environmental Research and Assessment: Proposals for better organization and decision making (July 1992)

• Enabling the future: Linking Science and Technology to societal goals (Sep 1992)

• Science, Technology, and the States in America's third Century (Sep 1992)

• A Science and Technology Agenda for the Nation: Reccommendations for the President and Congress (Dec 1992)

• Partnerships for Global development: The clearing horizon (Dec 1992)

• Facing toward governments: Nongovernmental organizations and Scientific and Technical Advice (Jan 1993)

• Science and Technology in Judicial decision making: Creating opportunities and meeting challenges (Mar 1993)

• New Thinking and American Defense Technology (May 1993)

• Risk and the Environment: Improving Regulatory Decision making (June 1993)

• Science, Technology, and Congress: Organizational and procedural reforms (Feb 1994)

Concluding Report

• Science, Technology, and Government for a Changing World (Apr 1993)