Abstract
sponsibility of the coordination of law enforcement activities among the seven Treasury enforcements agencies. These seven Treasury enforcement agencies are: (1) the U.S. Secret Service; (2) the Bureau of Narcotics, (3) the Bureau of Customs; (4) the Intelligence, (5) Inspection; (6) and Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Divisions of the Internal Revenue Service; and (7) the Intelligence Division of the U.S. Coast Guard. It is the expressed purpose of this study to: (1) survey the literature on the Office of Law Enforcement Coordination; and (2) provide a reference work for the use of both students and practitioners of public administration and police administration. It is interesting to note that the Office is twentyeight years old and this study is the first monograph to be written on the subject.
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