This study explores constraints experienced by policy researchers working for the National Commission on Student Assistance, an organization founded in 1980 to investigate federal student aid policy. The study analyzes how political changes limited the scope of research questions, influenced the reporting of results, and reduced the effects of the research on policy-making. Examination of the workings of this commission suggests that concerns about research in these settings are justified. [okay?]
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