Selling Security

Explore the evolving landscape of safety and security with "Selling Security" by Alison Wakefield, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2015. This insightful paperback spans 276 pages and delves into the rising demand for private security services in public spaces such as shopping malls, leisure parks, and transportation terminals. Wakefield expertly examines how the private security industry has taken on responsibilities traditionally held by the police, reshaping our understanding of security in urban environments.

With increasing reliance on private security measures, this book is an essential read for professionals in city planning, law enforcement, and retail. Whether you are a policymaker, security professional, or simply interested in the dynamics of public safety, "Selling Security" offers critical insights into the intertwined roles of public and private security in today's world. Discover the implications of this shift and understand the future of safety in communal spaces with Wakefield's compelling analysis.