Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
4. ABBREVIATIONS xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. PART I ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT, 1949–1956
7. CHAPTER ONE. THE SHADOW OF WEIMAR POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN THE MAKING OF WEST GERMANY’S BGS 17
8. CHAPTER TWO. MEN OF THE FIRST HOUR: VETERAN SOLDIERS AND THE POLICE ORGANIZATION THEY MADE 45
9. CHAPTER THREE. WHO WANTS TO BE A SOLDIER? THE BGS AND WEST GERMANY’S NEW ARMY 73
10. PART II. ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE, 1956–1980
11. CHAPTER FOUR. RECRUITMENT AND REBUILDING THE BGS 99
12. CHAPTER FIVE. MILITARIZATION AND TRAINING FOR WAR 123
13. CHAPTER SIX. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND MORAL TRAINING 150
14. CHAPTER SEVEN. THE DEBATE OVER COMBATANT STATUS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES 175
15. PART III MODERNIZATION: BECOMING A FEDERAL POLICE AGENCY, 1968–2005
16. CHAPTER EIGHT. BONN’S “PROBLEM CHILD”: THE STRUGGLE TO MODERNIZE THE BGS 203
17. CHAPTER NINE. FROM MUNICH TO MOGADISHU: FIGHTING TERRORISM AT HOME AND ABROAD 228
18. CHAPTER TEN. MORE THAN GUARDING BORDERS: FROM BGS TO BUNDESPOLIZEI 255
19. CONCLUSION: GERMANY’S POLICE: A MODEL FOR DEMOCRATIC POLICING? 285
20. BIBLIOGRAPHY 293
21. INDEX 319