From food labeling to national security to accounting practices, we tend to believe that we have a right to know the details. But is more information a good thing? And is government transparency something that can be legistlated?
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Transparency and Disclosure
Listen Monday, Jul. 7, 2003 at 12:06 p.m. in PoliticsGuest host: Frank Stasio
Guests
Mary Graham
Co-director of The Transparency Policy Project at the Kennedy School of Govenrment; Visiting Fellow at Brookings Institute; author of "Democracy By Dicslosure: The Rise of Technopopulism"
Allison Kretser
Director, Scientific and Nutrition Policy, Grocery Manufacturers Association
Steward Taylor
opinion columnist with the "National Journal" and contributor to "Newsweek" magazine
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