Introduction : De-centring violence history / Efi Avdela, Shani D'Cruze, Judith Rowbotham -- A legacy of conflict? : the 'brutalised veteran' and violence in Europe after the Great War / Clive Emsley -- When 'men of honour' met 'men of law' : ritualised violence, the unwritten law and modern criminal justice / Thomas Gallant -- The Christian Orthodox family in crisis : the Ecumenical Patriarchate's courts and the reconstruction of the private sphere in southeast Europe in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries / Dimitris Stamatopoulos -- Network technologies : the implementation of new identification technologies at the turn of the century / Peter Becker -- Interactions between citizens, government and justice : norms, practices and values of the liberal judicial model during the late French Revolution (1795-1801) / Emmanuel Berger -- Women and banditry in Provence after the French Revolution / Karine Lambert -- Powerful subjects in the margins of the state / Urania Astrinaki -- 'The most troublesome woman in Crewe' : investigating gender, sentencing and the late Victorian English lower courts / Shani D'Cruze, Barry Godfrey and David Cox -- Making sense of 'hideous crimes' : homicide and the cultural reordering of gendered sociality in Post-Civil-War Greece / Efi Avdela -- Who is the 'rapist'? : crimes of sexual violence and theories of evolution / Joanna Bourke.
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