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The handbook of security / edited byMartin Gill

By:

GILL Martin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2006Description: xxiv, 677 pISBN:

9780230006805 (hbk) :

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Summary: Substantial collection of 27 papers from contributors in UK, USA, and Australia, on the subject of corporate security. The introduction describes this as a field at an early stage of development and one that is often considered a necessary but unwelcome management function. Subjects covered include engineering principles for security managers, environmental studies, criminology, workplace violence, shoptheft, information security, role of the security officer, private investigators, the effectiveness of CCTV, potential for RFID in commercial stock loss control, risk management, and trends in security technology development.

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Substantial collection of 27 papers from contributors in UK, USA, and Australia, on the subject of corporate security. The introduction describes this as a field at an early stage of development and one that is often considered a necessary but unwelcome management function. Subjects covered include engineering principles for security managers, environmental studies, criminology, workplace violence, shoptheft, information security, role of the security officer, private investigators, the effectiveness of CCTV, potential for RFID in commercial stock loss control, risk management, and trends in security technology development.

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