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For courses in Introduction to Private Security.This one-semester text discusses all aspects of private security–from recruiting, selecting and training security personnel to testifying in court. Designed to help address the need for more in-depth education and increased licensing demands, the book presents topics using independent chapters that deliver a complete picture of the field. Action boxes appear throughout the text and feature down to earth examples. Margin definitions, class exercises and review questions are included to improve student learning and encourage class participation.
This text investigates the foundational principles and operational requirements of the private security industry by bridging theoretical frameworks with practical application. Authors Cliff Roberson and Michael Birzer, both established experts in criminal justice and education, synthesize industry standards to prepare students for the complexities of modern security roles. The book utilizes a modular chapter structure to address the growing demand for professional licensing and standardized training in the field.
What You Will Find
The framing suggests a highly structured, academic introduction designed for undergraduate students and those entering the private security sector. Its focus on modularity and practical application indicates a pedagogical approach intended to meet specific industry licensing and educational standards.
Page Count:
360
Publication Date:
2008-12-31
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205592406
ISBN-13:
9780205592401
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