Analysis of scientific production on the non-core areas of Office of Federal Circuit Prosecution

Abstract

This article is based on the hypothesis that institutions in the justice ecosystem, as their core processes are strongly related to the area of ​​law, have a greater number of academic works in this area, however, such organizations also have in their organizational charts management and support processes related to other areas of knowledge, which, although they cannot generate direct results for society, when they increase the quality of their services, provide conditions for the final area to increase the excellence of its services for the citizen. The objective of this research is to identify and analyze what academic knowledge was produced in areas not related to the final processes of the Office of Federal Circuit Prosecution, 2nd instance units of the Federal Prosecution Service. To this end, the aforementioned public body was presented to the reader, as well as its process architecture. Based on bibliographical research carried out in January 2024, using the term “Procuradoria Regional da República (Office of Federal Circuit Prosecution)” and the acronym that represents it in 6 states of the federation, 18 results were found, organized, systematized and analyzed. The research data demonstrated that in fact there is a low production of articles on the non-final areas of these units, in addition to recording details such as most of the production being derived from Course Conclusion Works in administration, mostly aiming to carry out analysis of organizational management and analysis, with a strong preference for the topics of People Management and Institutional Governance.