January/February 2005

A Formula for Fighting Organized Retail Theft by Karl F. Langhorst, Randalls and Tom Thumb Food Markets (p. 22)

Managing LP by Managing Data by John Hassard, Movie Gallery (p. 40)

Made from Scratch by Jim Taylor, Cracker Barrel (p. 52)

Weathering the Perfect Storm by Michael P. Gilligan, Hilco Asset Protection (p. 64)

March/April 2005

Internet Fraud—How the Web Is Changing LP by Michael Stugrin (p. 22)

Looking into Your Own by Randal O. Nickerson, Dunham’s Sports (p. 44)

The Under-Management Epidemic by Bruce Tulgan, RainmakerThinking, Inc. (p. 54)

The ABCs of Retail Investigations by John Velke, Saks Department Store Group (p. 66)

May/June 2005

The European Road Map—Managing Stock Loss in the Retail Sector by Adrian Beck, University of Leicester, and Colin Peacock, Gillette Company (p. 78)

Supply-Chain Theft—A New LP Challenge by David A. Jones, Tommy Hilfiger USA (p. 48)

The Human Factor—Profile of OfficeMax (p. 62)

Pitfalls of Business Travel (p. 74)

July/August 2005

Changing Behaviors—Moving Exception Reporting Beyond LP by Jon Grander, Famous Footwear (p. 20)

A Tale of Two Retailers by Roger Blazek and Jacoba Coes, Bloomingdale’s, and Ron Passarge and Melissa Rock, NEXCOM

Installing a Retail LP Model in a Wholesale Distribution Center Environment—Profile of Hughes Supply by Michael Stugrin (p. 52)

Six Steps to a Successful Loss Prevention Program—Part One by Dan Faketty (p. 62)

September/October 2005

Evaluating the Pros and Cons of Remote Video Monitoring by Nathaniel Fry, IBM Business Consulting, and Robert Rice, Office Depot (p. 22)

Hot Products—Protecting Our Best Stuff by Read Hayes, Ph.D., CPP, Loss Prevention Research Center (p.42)

Avoiding the Lightning Strike of Identity Fraud by William A. Alford, CFE, International Lighthouse Group (p. 54)

Selling Your Proposal to Senior Executives—Part One by Walter E. Palmer, CFI, CPP, CFE, PCGsolutions

November/December 2005

Hurricane Impact—The Aftermath and Response by Retail LP by Jack Trlica, LossPrevention (p. 22)

Seeking the Gold by Steve Forgette, KB Toys (p. 42)

The Teaching Audit by Christopher McDonald, Babies“R”Us (p. 56)

Selling Your Proposal to Senior Executives—Part Two by Walter E. Palmer, CFI, CPP, CFE, PCGsolutions

Interviews

An Academic Approach to LP with Dr. Richard C. Hollinger, University of Florida (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 30)

From Retail Sales to LP Management with Frank Johns, Office Depot (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 32)

Developing a Strategy for Professional Development and Shrinkage Reduction with Bill Titus, Sears (May/Jun p. 38)

Focusing on Execution with Keith White, Gap Inc. (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 32)

Serving up Security in the Chain Restaurant Industry with Gene James, Jack in the Box (Sep/Oct p. 32)

Writing a Prescription for Controlling Shrink with Ernie Deyle, CVS/pharmacy (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 32)

Ask Klint by Klint Casperson

What’s Up with This? (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 86)

Career Development

Leadership—The Ball and Chain of Friendship by Gus Downing, Downing & Downing (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 76)

Mastering the Fundamentals—Tactical Job Search by Walter Palmer, PCGsolutions (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 80)

Dealing with Change by Gus Downing, Downing & Downing (May/Jun 2005 p. 82)

Be the Best by Tracy Nini, West Coast Recruiting (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 70)

Surviving the Consolidation Era by Gus Downing, Downing & Downing (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 48)

Peer Perspective for Career Moves by Steve Nini, West Coast Recruiting (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 78)

Diversity in LP

Driving Sales and Profits—Q&A with Gail Nutt, Macy’s Central by Mimi Welch, Transition Dynamics (May/Jun 2005 p. 58)

Evidence-Based LP by Read Hayes, Ph.D., CPP, Loss Prevention Research Center

Using Science to Win (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 38)

Test and Adjust (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 64)

Interviewing & Interrogation by Douglas E. Wicklander and David E. Zulawski

Creating a Persuasive Argument. Part I of “What’s in It for Me?” (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 18)

Creating a Persuasive Argument. Part II of “What’s in It for Me?” (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 18)

Creating a Persuasive Argument. Part III of “What’s in It for Me?” (May/Jun 2005 p. 16)

Organized Retail Theft Interviewing—Preparing for the Process (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 16)

Organized Retail Theft Interviewing—Conducting the Interview (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 14)

Top Ten Interview Dos and Don’ts (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 14)

LP and the Law by Norman M. Spain, J.D., CPP, Eastern Kentucky University

Hiring Issues. Part II: Is Failure to Warn a Major Risk? (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 60)

Hiring Issues. Part III: Negligent and Fraudulent Misrepresentations (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 62)

Hiring Issues. Part IV: Negligent Hiring (May/Jun 2005 p. 100)

Hiring Issues. Part V: Applicant Criminal Record Checks (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 78)

Hiring Issues. Part VI: Hiring Ex-Offenders (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 74)

Negligent Retention and Supervision. Part I: Background (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 52)

LP Fundamentals by Mike Marquis, CFI, Limited Brands

The Best Season of All (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 70)

Time to Go? (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 76)

Ah, Boss...You’re Fired! (May/Jun 2005 p. 72)

The Boss Is Coming! (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 60)

A Tale of Two Visits (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 40)

Checking Your LP Holiday List (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 86)

My Turn

How One Metropolitan Area Is Combating Crime through Information Sharing by Doug Rodgers, CVS/pharmacy (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 80)

RFID and EAS—Complementary Technologies by Jim Burger, Burger Consulting (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 72)

Global Mission to a Developing Country by Robert S. McDonnell, U.S. Postal Service (May/Jun 2005 p. 34)

The Importance of People Skills by Jon White, Macy’s Northwest (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 68)

The Power of Humility by Patrick Lencioni, The Table Group (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 50)

Academia and Tomorrow’s LP Professional by Curtis R. Blakely, Ph.D., University of South Alabama, Mobile (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 40)

Organized Retail Crime by Read Hayes Ph.D., CPP, and King Rogers, Loss Prevention Research Council

The ORC Network (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 48)

Methods of Operation (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 50)

Product Targeting (May/Jun 2005 p. 84)

Partnering with Law Enforcement (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 28)

Parting Words by Jim Lee, Executive Editor

Things Are Seldom as They Seem (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 90)

Slay the Naysayers (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 90)

Associate with the Right People (May/Jun 2005 p. 114)

Who Is “The Best?” (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 90)

A Letter to Management (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 90)

Publisher’s Letter by Jack Trlica, Editor and Publisher

Industry Leadership (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 8)

LP Portal (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 8)

In Search of a Road Map (May/Jun 2005 p. 10)

Father’s Day Tragedy (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 8)

Disaster Preparedness (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 8)

Disaster Preparedness Revisited (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 8)

RILA in Action by Rhett Asher, Retail Industry Leaders Association

Major LP Initiatives Come Out of the Big Easy (May/Jun 2005 p. 32)

Changing the LP Industry through Collaboration (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 50)

LP Regionals Rally in the Lone Star State (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 62)

Unprecedented Storms, Unprecedented Cooperation (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 30)

Workplace Dishonesty by Richard C. Hollinger, Ph.D., University of Florida

Retail Careers and Employee Theft (Jan/Feb 2005 p. 14)

Correlates of Shrinkage (Mar/Apr 2005 p. 14)

Good Managers Make the Critical Difference (May/Jun 2005 p. 20)

Sending Mixed Messages (Jul/Aug 2005 p. 14)

Loss Prevention Down Under (Sep/Oct 2005 p. 14)

Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina (Nov/Dec 2005 p. 18)