Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90046-7
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Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90016-9
Charles R. McClure
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Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90007-8
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Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90015-7
Gloria Westfall, Gail Nichols
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Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90059-5
Glenn F. Read Jr.
In the areas of Latin American development economics and regional economic integration, one institution may be viewed as the focal point for most of the activity associated with these fields. This institution is the Inter-American Development Bank. It is important that the librarian charged with book collecting in these areas be familiar with the operations of the Bank and its publishing program. Significant as they are, however, the Bank's publications are not its only contribution to scholarly research and publication in development economics. The very nature of the Bank's lending programs provides a vital stimulus to government, business and academia to conduct their own independent studies in these fields. A careful reading of the Bank's annual reports should underscore the importance of this supportive role, and one might further suggest that the Bank, through its reports, can be seen as a bellwether of future research in those areas of the society and economy of Latin America in which it is so manifestly involved.
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Pub Date : 1979-01-01DOI: 10.1016/0093-061X(79)90062-5
Steven A. Stinson
During the ‘Hoover Years’, the Federal Bureau of Investigation occupied a unique and envious position within the Federal bureaucracy. The history of the F.B.I. and the history of J. Edgar Hoover are inextricably intertwined. Because of its shady early history, Hoover imposed strict standards and purposely set about improving its image. During the New Deal years, the jurisdiction of the Bureau was vastly increased. Watergate and subsequent investigations criticized the F.B.I. for excesses and for inappropriate emphasis on certain crimes and groups to the exclusion of others. Clarence Kelley and William Webster have improved the Bureau.
Structurally, the F.B.I. is one of the bureaus within the Department of Justice. Ten divisions are presently encompassed within the Bureau: Identification, Training, Administrative Services, Records Management, Laboratory, Technical Services, Intelligence, Criminal Investigation, Planning and Inspection, and Legal Counsel (and Public Affairs Office). Besides the Headquarters in the $126 million J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I. Building, there are also 59 field offices and 480 resident agencies. Of the 54,530 permanent authorized positions in the D.O.J., 20,192 are F.B.I. positions. Functionally, there are presently five major program areas: (1) Criminal, Security and Other Investigations, (2) Co-ordination of Investigations, (3) Investigative Support, (4) State and Local Assistance, and (5) Program Direction.
Among the Bureau's well-known publications are99 Facts About the F.B.I., Know Your F.B.I., Cooperation — The Backbone of Effective Law Enforcement, Crime in the United States — Uniform Crime Reports, theAnnual Report, and theF.B.I. Law Enforcement Bulletin.
在“胡佛时代”,联邦调查局在联邦官僚机构中占据着独特而令人羡慕的地位。fbi的历史和j·埃德加·胡佛(J. Edgar Hoover)的历史密不可分。由于其早期历史不佳,胡佛对其实施了严格的标准,并有意着手改善其形象。在新政时期,联邦调查局的管辖权大大增加。水门事件和随后的调查批评了fbi的过度行为,以及不恰当地强调某些犯罪和群体,而忽略了其他犯罪和群体。克拉伦斯·凯利和威廉·韦伯斯特改进了联邦调查局。从结构上讲,联邦调查局是司法部下属的一个局。该局辖下设有十个科:鉴证科、训练科、行政科、档案管理科、化验科、技术科、情报科、刑事调查科、规划及视察科、法律顾问科(及公共事务科)。除了耗资1.26亿美元的j·埃德加·胡佛联邦调查局大楼(J. Edgar Hoover fbi Building)的总部外,还有59个外地办事处和480个驻地机构。在司法部获得授权的54530个永久职位中,有20192个是fbi的职位。从功能上讲,目前有五个主要的项目领域:(1)刑事、安全和其他调查;(2)调查协调;(3)调查支持;(4)国家和地方援助;(5)项目指导。fbi的知名出版物有:《关于fbi的99个事实》、《了解你的fbi》、《合作——有效执法的支柱》、《美国犯罪——统一犯罪报告》、《年度报告》和《fbi》。执法简报。
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