The FBI, a hundred-year retrospective
By: VIZZARD, William J
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ArticlePublisher: Hoboken : Wiley-Blackwell, nov./dez. 2008Public Administration Review - PAR 68, 6, p. 1079-1086Abstract: The Federal Bureau of Investigation marked its centennial in 2008. While the bureau today is the most popular cultural target of films, television, and books, at least compared to most other federal agencies, little attention has been paid to the bureau by students of hol, Tobacco and Firearms and currently chair of the criminal justice program at California State University, Sacramento, criticaly analyzes the serious scholarship on the FBI and highlights key issue that modern administrative science needs to address.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation marked its centennial in 2008. While the bureau today is the most popular cultural target of films, television, and books, at least compared to most other federal agencies, little attention has been paid to the bureau by students of hol, Tobacco and Firearms and currently chair of the criminal justice program at California State University, Sacramento, criticaly analyzes the serious scholarship on the FBI and highlights key issue that modern administrative science needs to address.
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