Add to ORKGDiscusses the origins and issues of early policing in Continental Europe. Information on the constable of England in medieval times; meaning of the word police; establishment of the lieutenant general de police de Paris by Louis XIV; information on the book `On Crimes and Punishment,' by Cesare Baccaria; factors that influenced the development of police institutions; significance of policing across Europe; hostility between the police and the working class
About the book: While the history of the uniformed police has prompted considerable research, the h...
During the last two centuries, the job of policing in Britain has been transformed several times. Th...
Farge Arlette. Michael R. Weisser, Crime and Punishment in Early Moderne Europe Alan Williams, The P...
History shows that police are one of the oldest services in human society or state. As elementary fo...
There are many histories of the police as a law-enforcement institution, but no genealogy of the pol...
The word ‘police’ has its origins in the languages of Classical Greece and Rome. Through to the Enli...
Policing as a professional metier emerged in many European countries and in Northern America through...
Dieser Artikel soil zur Studie der Entwicklung des modernen Polizeiapparates im kontinentalen Westeu...
This volume is a made up of 19 of the major essays published in the English language on the theories...
A modern type of police organization was introduced in Sweden after the revolutionary movement of 18...
Policing in Europe is organised on the basis of continental (Romano Germanic) law and common (Anglo-...
A modern type of police organization was introduced in Sweden after the revolutionary movement of 18...
Today in England the police are almost permanently under the spotlight, with investigations into com...
An Introduction to Police Operations and Methods: The Connection to Law and History textbook provide...
This is the first academic collection to explore the history of detective police. Ranging from Euro...
About the book: While the history of the uniformed police has prompted considerable research, the h...
During the last two centuries, the job of policing in Britain has been transformed several times. Th...
Farge Arlette. Michael R. Weisser, Crime and Punishment in Early Moderne Europe Alan Williams, The P...
History shows that police are one of the oldest services in human society or state. As elementary fo...
There are many histories of the police as a law-enforcement institution, but no genealogy of the pol...
The word ‘police’ has its origins in the languages of Classical Greece and Rome. Through to the Enli...
Policing as a professional metier emerged in many European countries and in Northern America through...
Dieser Artikel soil zur Studie der Entwicklung des modernen Polizeiapparates im kontinentalen Westeu...
This volume is a made up of 19 of the major essays published in the English language on the theories...
A modern type of police organization was introduced in Sweden after the revolutionary movement of 18...
Policing in Europe is organised on the basis of continental (Romano Germanic) law and common (Anglo-...
A modern type of police organization was introduced in Sweden after the revolutionary movement of 18...
Today in England the police are almost permanently under the spotlight, with investigations into com...
An Introduction to Police Operations and Methods: The Connection to Law and History textbook provide...
This is the first academic collection to explore the history of detective police. Ranging from Euro...
About the book: While the history of the uniformed police has prompted considerable research, the h...
During the last two centuries, the job of policing in Britain has been transformed several times. Th...
Farge Arlette. Michael R. Weisser, Crime and Punishment in Early Moderne Europe Alan Williams, The P...