Archives for blog topic “Dan Glickman”

As Congress and the president try to find a solution to the issues surrounding the so-called "fiscal cliff," many observers are left wondering what will be the ulti

Filed in Blog Topics: Dan Glickman

In June of this year 46.7 million Americans—about one in seven—received benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—SNAP. SNAP is, of course, the name of the program still called “food stamps” by many people.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, food stamps, Dan Glickman

The failure of Congress to pass a new Farm Bill is another example of the institutional and structural dysfunction currently affecting the Congress.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Farm Bill, Dan Glickman

In the second of two conversations centered on food (check out our talk from earlier the same day on the role of low-wage food service workers in our economy), former Agriculture Secretary and current Executive Director of the Aspen Institute Congressional Program Dan Glickman moderates a discussion on "The Future of Food."

Filed in Blog Topics: Food Security, Dan Glickman, Food Supply

President Obama called on Congress last week to work with his administration to introduce reforms that would make the federal government more efficient. We asked some of our experts what they would recommend.

Filed in Blog Topics: Homeland Security, Obama, Congress, Clark Ervin, Dan Glickman, government reform, Eric Motley, Commission to Reform Federal Appointments Process, Congressional Program