Titlebook: Crime and Security; Managing the Risk to Adrian Beck,Andrew Willis Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,Crime and Nuisance: The Managers’ Perspective,lic, partly because they had formal obligations in the fields of safety and security. The questionnaires made it clear that respondents were to answer the questions on the basis of their professional experience in the particular environment in which they were currently working.

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Regulating the Private Security Industry,scussion because of its implications for risk and security management in the retail sector generally, as well as because it raises specific points about guarding services in town centres and shopping centres.

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Christopher Reuter M.A.,Monika Kolpatzikonments is complex. The types of security measures being used in town centres and in shopping centres are not always directly comparable; and the public may not be aware of the technical aspects of some options. To minimise these difficulties and to permit comparative analysis the security options were compressed into four broad categories:

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Disziplinenübergreifend studierenessionals and town-centre and shopping-centre managers may choose not to accept the conclusions; but in any case they should be in a position to make more informed judgements about how best to promote safe shopping.

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Management Priorities and Security,he emphasis switches from the extent of provision and its effectiveness to its perceived importance — and the way in which security is given prominence relative to other aspects of managers’ responsibilities.