Table Of Content

Security__ Journal Security Journal 10 (1998) 211-212 Volume contents Volume 10 (1998) ‘Too little too late’? An assessment of recent proposals for the private security industry in the United Kingdom B. George, M. Button (UK) Security ethics training: from ethical neutrality to judgement R. Panzarella, W. Cook (USA) Opportunities in an emerging market M.K. Nalla (USA) The use of a pre-employment screening system as part of a comprehensive asset protection program: Examining the incremental effects on inventory shrinkage G.L. Borofsky, H.J. Klein (USA) Structuring the employment interview to select medical facility security officers J.P. Leeds (USA) Book reviews Protection in the press Calendar Instructions to authors Special Issue: Crime Prevention in Australia, Guest Editor Tim Prenzler Note from Editor-in-chief Guest Editorial Public awareness and auto-theft prevention: getting it right for the wrong reason R. Wortley, R. Kane, F. Gant (Australia) Technology and taxis: The challenge of uncoupling risk from reward 65-78 F.S. Haines (Australia) Vehicle security using smartcards H.W.E. Jones, A.C. Watson, T.J. O’ Neill (Australia) 79-87 Access control determination of smart cards using a quantification of security level V. Cordonnier, A. Watson (France, Australia) 89-95 Accountability and the private sector: putting accountability of the private security under the spotlight R. Sarre (Australia) 97-102 Nightclub managers and the regulation of crowd controllers T. Prenzler, H. Hayes (Australia) 103-110 Patron cultures, policing and security: trends from two Australian sport sites I. Warren (Australia) 111-119 Formalizing co-operation in crime prevention: police and security sectors working together M. Golsby (Australia) 121-129 Volume contents / Security Journal 10 (1998) 211-212 Book review 131 Protection in the press 133-139 Calendar 141-142 Notice to readers Declining crime and our national research agenda: a New Yorker’s view J. Travis (USA) The security—strategy interface: using qualitative process models to relate the security function to business dynamics J.H. Powell, J.P. Bradford (UK) 151-160 The need for cooperative efforts between private security and public law enforcement in the prevention, investigation, and prosecution of fraud-related criminal activity C.A. Bradford, C.E. Simonsen (USA) 161-168 Erratum to The Law Enforcement Assessment and Development Report (LEADR) IPAT Staff (USA) 169-181 Psychometric review of the Law Enforcement Assessment and Development Report (LEADR) J.T. Hazer, S.T. Bublitz (USA) 183-185 Book review 187-189 Protection in the press 191-203 Calendar 205 Author index 207 Subject index 209-210 Volume contents 211-212