| Sumario: | Este artigo analisa as várias leituras possibilitadas por arquivos e se concentra na riqueza de um olhar que resgata tanto a lógica organizacional quanto a história da formação do que podemos considerar dispositivos de poder. Assim, contribui para discussões sobre a construção cotidiana do Estado e suas burocracias. Para tanto, retoma um arquivo da inteligência naval argentina, sequestrado em um mandado judicial na cidade de Trelew. O arquivo, lido de acordo com a lógica jurídica, é reconstruído aqui para se recuperar seu sistema de classificação, que se torna indicação e pista para uma análise inicial sobre as agências de inteligência naquele país. The aim of the article Bureaucratic Logics: Trails and Traces from an Intelligence File is to review the several readings allowed by archives and focus on the richness of a view that rescues both the organizational logic and the history of these devices of power. Thus, it contributes to discussions about the daily construction of the state and its bureaucracies. To do so, it resumes an archive of naval intelligence, kidnapped in a court order in Trelew, Argentina. The file, read per the judicial logic, is reconstructed here to recover its classification system, which becomes indication and clue to an initial investigation on the intelligence agencies in Argentina.Keywords: records, bureaucracies, intelligence services, state, ethnographyThe aim of the article Bureaucratic Logics: Trails and Traces from an Intelligence File is to review the several readings allowed by archives and focus on the richness of a view that rescues both the organizational logic and the history of these devices of power. Thus, it contributes to discussions about the daily construction of the state and its bureaucracies. To do so, it resumes an archive of naval intelligence, kidnapped in a court order in Trelew, Argentina. The file, read per the judicial logic, is reconstructed here to recover its classification system, which becomes indication and clue to an initial investigation on the intelligence agencies in Argentina.Keywords: records, bureaucracies, intelligence services, state, ethnography
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