Security and crime prevention in libraries

Abstract

Changing times? crime and security as a major issue in libraries, Dr F.W. Ratcliffe an overview of crime in libraries and information services, Philip Bean a legal perspective on crime, Stephen J. Wrigley planning and management of a crime prevention strategy, John Houlgate and Michael Chaney the role of architecture and design in a security strategy, Harry Faulkner-Brown the problem of copyright and the law, Raymond A. Wall information technology, the law, and the library manager - an introduction, J.Eric Davies data protection - the social regulatory perspective, J. Eric Davies intellectual property, J. Eric Davies computer misuse J. Eric Davies insurance implications of crime and security, John Parsons the national framework - the role of the National Preservational Office, Marie Jackson the community approach to crime and security, John Hinks countering crime - a model training programme for managers, Colin Baddock security policy formulation, Andrew McDonald book detection systems, Andrew McDonald.

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