The Routledge International Handbook of Homicide Investigation

ISBN-13: 9781032047263 / Twarda / 2023 / 440 str.

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The Routledge International Handbook of Homicide Investigation brings together research and personal insights from detectives, practitioners, academics and experts internationally on investigation of homicides.

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Introduction by Cheryl Allsop and Sophie Pike

Part One: Homicide Investigations Worldwide

Chapter One: Behind the (Crime) Scenes: Researching the History of Homicide Investigation                      Sophie Pike

Chapter Two: Homicide Investigations in Norway  

Ivar Fahsing, Tor Kallmyr and Frode Lier

Chapter Three: Homicide Investigations in Australia           

Amber C. McKinley

Chapter Four:  Homicide Investigations in the United States           

Richard M. Hough and Kimberly D. McCorkle 

Part Two: Homicide Investigations: In Practice

Chapter Five:  Homicide Detectives: Transformational Change and Challenges     

Martin O’Neill, Stephen Tong and Stephen Clayman

Chapter Six:    Being a Senior Investigating Officer

Mark O’Shea

Chapter Seven: Investigative Decision Making in Homicide Investigations

Gareth Bevan

Chapter Eight:The Use of Digital Evidence in Homicide Investigations

Dana Wilson-Kovacs, Helen Jones and Fiona Brookman

Chapter Nine: The Commercialisation of Forensic Science and the Investigation of Homicide in England and Wales     

Rhian Kinsella

Chapter Ten:   Forensic Entomology in Death Investigations          

Jacqueline Spicer

Chapter Eleven: Social Network Analysis in Homicide Investigations           

Maureen Taylor

Chapter Twelve: The Role of the Media in Homicide Investigations           

Liam Ralph

Chapter Thirteen: How Psychologists can Help the Police in Homicide Cases         

Mike Berry

Chapter Fourteen: Investigative Interviewing on Homicide Investigations

Jennifer Holmes

Chapter Fifteen: Eyewitness Memory           

Rui Paulo

Chapter Sixteen: Behaviour Sequence Analysis in Homicide Investigations

David A. Keatley

Chapter Seventeen:     Geographic Profiling in Murder Investigations           

D. Kim Rossmo

Part Three: Homicide Investigation in Different Contexts

Chapter Eighteen: Domestic Homicide Reviews and Investigating Domestic Homicide    Grace Boughton

Chapter Nineteen: ‘Honour’ - Based Femicide         

Aisha K. Gill

Chapter Twenty: The Investigation of Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide   Victoria Roper

Chapter Twenty-One: Missing, Murdered and Hidden         

Helen Jones and Cheryl Allsop

Chapter Twenty-Two: Whodunit, Howdunit, Whydunit? How Detectives Think About and Investigate ‘Hard to Solve’ Murders   

Martin Innes and Fiona Brookman

Part Four: Homicide Investigations: Working with Survivors

Chapter Twenty-Three: Homicide Investigations and Survivors of Homicide       

Cheryl Allsop and Sophie Pike

Chapter Twenty-Four: Secondary Victims of Homicide and Restorative Justice     

Paul Gavin

Chapter Twenty-Five: The Emotional Impact of Homicide Investigations: A Neglected but Vital Issue  

Janet Foster

Chapter Twenty-Six: Homicide Investigation and Miscarriages of Justice

Carole McCartney, Cheryl Allsop and Sophie Pike

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Cheryl Allsop is a Senior Lecturer at the University of South Wales. Cheryl obtained her ESRC-funded PhD, which focused on how the police seek to solve long term unsolved murders and stranger rapes, from Cardiff University.

Sophie Pike is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Bath Spa University. She obtained her doctorate from the University of South Wales and her research explored the ways in which the police investigation of homicide in England and Wales has changed since the 1980s.