Chapter 1 Europe in Turmoil: Protest, Violence and Maintaining Order in a Changing World

Chapter 2 Émigré Lives: the Russian Revolutionary Abroad

Chapter 3 Brothers in Arms? The Beginnings of International Police Co-operation and the Russian Revolutionary Emigration

Chapter 4 The Russian Secret Police Abroad: the Early Years

Chapter 5 Bureaucrats and Case Officers: the Sinews of the Paris Office

Chapter 6 Europeans and Russians in the Service of the Tsarist Secret Police: the Detectives and Undercover Agents in Exile

Chapter 8 Alignments and Alliances: L. A. Rataev and A. M. Harting, 1902–1905

Chapter 9 The 1905 Revolution and the Foreign Agentura: Harting’s Campaign Against Munitions Contraband, 1905–1908

Chapter 10 A. A. Krasil’nikov and the Reshaping of the Foreign Agentura: Aspects of the Problems of Political Police Reform, 1909–1914

Chapter 11 A Revolutionary Strikes Back: Vladimir Burtsev Against the Tsarist Secret Police, 1907–1914

Chapter 12 Conclusion and Epilogue