Abstract
Unlike many others in this collection, the present essay is not concerned with a clearly-defined body of scholarship. “Historical criminology” exists in the sense that there are particular studies which can readily be identified as such; yet it does not exist in the same way as “criminal justice history”, “criminology”, “police studies” or “the history of violence” – that is, as a clearly identified field of intellectual enquiry. Historical criminology lacks a recognised scholarly lineage, sh...
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