Police Detectives In History 17501950 Clive Emsley Haia Shpayermakov Eds by Clive Emsley, Haia Shpayer-makov (eds.) 9780754639480, 0754639487 instant download after payment.

Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
List of Contributors with Affiliations
Introduction: The Police Detective and Police History
1 Early Detection: The Bow Street Runners in Late Eighteenth-
Century London
2 Tips, Traps and Tropes: Catching Thieves in Post-Revolutionary
Paris
3 From Ex-Con to Expert: The Police Detective in Nineteenth-
Century France
4 'Crime Does Not Pay': Thinking Again About Detectives in the First
Century of the Metropolitan Police
5 Explaining the Rise and Success of Detective Memoirs in Britain
6 From Sleuths to Technicians? Changing Images of the Detective in
Victoria
7 Local 'Demons' in New Zealand Policing c.1900–55
8 The Image of the Gestapo: As Revealed in Retrospective Surveys
and Interviews with Ordinary Germans
9 'Hard-Headed, Hard-Bitten, Hard-Hitting and Courageous Men of
Innate Detective Ability ...' From Criminal Investigation to Political
and Security Policing at End of Empire, 1945–50
10 'A Negative and Unwise Approach': Private Detectives, Vigilantes
and the FBI Counterintelligence, 1910–72
Index