I. Overview
1. Introduction
2. Partners
3. Coordinator

II. Alphonse Bertillon (1853-1914), or the Story of an Identifier
1. Biography
2. Bibliography

III. Bertillon and the Issues of Identification, 1880-1914
1. The 1885 Law on Recidivists
2. Judicial Anthropometry
3. The Prefecture de Police Photography Department
4. Anthropometry in prisons
5. The "Portrait Parle" Method
6. Fingerprinting vs Anthropometry
7. International developments in policing and identification
8. Identifying the dead
9. The "Nomads" and the Anthropometric Notebook, 1912
10. Bertillonnage and the civil identification of populations
11. Policing and identification in the French colonial space
12. Bertillon in the Eye of the Press
13. Judicial Identity as a Culture Phenomenon

IV. Journal
1. Call for Papers
2. Accepted Papers Publication Policy

V. Resources on the History of Identification, 1880-1914
1. Archives
2. Printed Sources
3. Audio/Video Sources
4. Academic publications
5. Internet Links