CRS Reports -- Congressional Research Service (1916+)
- ProQuest Congressional -- CRS Reports (1916+) and Committee Prints (1830+)Abstracts, Indexing, and Searchable PDFs
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CRS Reports -- Congressional Research Service
"Reports for Congress, analyses or studies on specific issues of congressional legislative interest, are often prepared in response to numerous congressional inquiries. Reports may take many forms: policy analysis, economic studies, statistical reviews, legal analyses, historical studies, chronologies, and two-page fact sheets." (2006 Annual Report)
A CRS Report is not made available to the public unless a member of Congress releases it. The following resources provide access to released reports.
- ProQuest Congressional -- CRS Reports (1916+) and Committee Prints (1830+)Abstracts, Indexing, and Searchable PDFs
See Research Guide for more information
- EveryCRSReport.com"every CRS report that’s available on Congress’s internal website CRS.gov, plus about 5,100 archived reports from the University of North Texas Libraries Government Documents Department CRS reports collection."
- CRS Reports (University of North Texas)"aims to provide integrated, searchable access to many of the full-text CRS reports that have been available at a variety of different Web sites since 1990."
- CRSReports.com"CRSReports.com is a free web based repository of Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports."
- CRS Reports (Archive-It)"There are several organizations that collect and give access to subsets of published CRS Reports. This collection attempts to bring all CRS Reports together in one place."
- Penny Hill Pressprovides a subject directory with abstracts of CRS Reports