Titlebook: Crime at Work Vol 2; Increasing the Risk Martin Gill (Deputy Director, Senior Lecturer in C Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Drugs and Doors: Improving Door Security and Tackling Drug Dealing in Clubs and Pubs,ises. Evidence suggests that door staff may be involved in such dealing in the premises they are employed to protect. The pressure is on for venue management to tackle such problems, or face investigations from their licensing authorities. This paper discusses models of door staff involvement in dru

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Bad Goods: Product Counterfeiting and Enforcement Strategies,ing. However, the problems and issues posed by counterfeits vary greatly across different industrial sectors. This chapter illustrates the complexity of the current situation with special reference to videos and the fashion industry, and argues that the nature of the problem in each industry depends

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Why Some Organisations Prefer Contract to In-house Security Staff,officers. It explores briefly the structure of the contract guarding sector and then moves on to examine in depth the reasons for using contract security rather than inhouse. It shows that some of the reasons for choosing contract include: the cost benefits of doing so, the ability to hire expertise

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In Defence of Farms: an Agrarian Crime Prevention Audit in Rutland, crime in their existence. This chapter examines crime and crime prevention on farms in the county of Rutland in central England; it seeks to identify the types of solutions that farmers introduce to combat common problems, while recognising that farms, by their very nature, are difficult to protect.

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It contains a wealth of information that is essential reading for all those involved with crime prevention, crime risk management and evaluating the effectiveness of various security measures.978-1-899287-51-2978-0-230-37783-7

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was influenced by their positive amoral attitude to shoplifting and their perception that shoplifting is a low-risk, low-cost crime. Recommendations are made as to how this perception can be changed, and how the risks of shoplifting can be increased.

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