Trends and issues in corporate security practice and regulation in Australia
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2014
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Sarre, W.T.
Prenzler, T.
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Walby, K.
Lippert, R.K.
Lippert, R.K.
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Source details - Title: Corporate security in the 21st century: theory and practice in international perspective, 2014 / Walby, K., Lippert, R.K. (ed./s), Ch.10, pp.199-215
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This chapter reviews each of these issues: the nature and place of corporate security, its size, its partnerships, its regulation and the training required to ensure its accountability to the market specifically and to the society more generally. There is also a strong argument to be made, as illustrated by three case studies, that governments are quite willing to use corporate security as a way of policing the community. This form of governing through corporate security will usually be aligned with the community’s expectations, and may, indeed, provide a cost-effective way of sharing the policing load not only with agents of the state but with other security providers as well.
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Copyright 2014 The Authors