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arts
Author_Alison Wakefield
Category=JKV
CCTV Footage
CCTV Monitoring
CCTV surveillance ethics
City Mall
client
Contract Security
Contract Security Companies
Contract Security Officers
Control Room Operators
Deputy Centre Manager
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ethical issues in private policing
Fire Exit
Home Beat Officer
Important Communal Spaces
industry
mass
mass private property
Neighbourhood Warden Schemes
officers
plaza
private
private policing
Private Security
Private Security Industry
Private Security Officers
Private Security Personnel
Private Security Teams
property
Security Client
security industry research
Security Officers
Security Staff
Security Teams
staff
TCM
TCM Scheme
team
town centre crime prevention
urban security studies
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9781138861428
- Weight: 408g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 25 Jun 2015
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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In recent years there has been massively increased demand for the services of the private security industry, which has now assumed a far greater role in policing areas that were once the sphere of the police --for example, shopping malls, leisure parks and transportation terminals. This book provides a detailed account of the developments in urban planning, public policy and the commercial world which have promoted the development of private security, and provides a unique examination of security teams in operation in three very different environments --a shopping mall, a retail and leisure complex, and an arts centre. The study is set within a broader context that considers changes in retail and leisure patterns that have promoted the development of large, multi-purpose developments, shifts in town centre planning to create more secure high street retail and leisure facilities, and the promotion of CCTV and security patrols. Finally, the book considers the ethical issues that arise with the massively increased use of private security, and the broader policy issues which arise.
