This collection of essays outlines the work of one BSc student in Security and Risk Management from the University of Portsmouth, UK. It provides useful insights towards a better understanding of the topics of security, risk and organised crime.
This book will be of particular relevance for BSc students in security and risk management and for security professionals who would like to deepen their academic knowledge.
List of essays:
What are the main influences on the function of a security manager in the retail and aviation sectors?
Is there such a thing as an unified theory of risk and does the academic literature account for such principle adequately?
There has been a move away from risk as probability to risk as accountability and liability which place the emphasis upon the individual
Business continuity management has evolved as a business function
Critically discuss how corporate security management is evolving
The introduction of more privatisation into public policing will bring lower standards and risk greater corruption
Critically examine the appropriateness of the term ‘organised crime’
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- What are the main influences on the function of a security manager in the retail and aviation sectors?
- Is there such a thing as an unified theory of risk and does the academic literature account for such principle adequately?
- There has been a move away from risk as probability to risk as accountability and liability which place the emphasis upon the individual
- Business continuity management has evolved as a business function
- Critically discuss how corporate security management is evolving
- The introduction of more privatisation into public policing will bring lower standards and risk greater corruption
- Critically examine the appropriateness of the term 'organised crime'
- About the author
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This collection of essays aims to explore various aspects of security and risk management within different contexts. It delves into the complexities of security management, examining the key factors that influence its function, the evolution of risk perception, and the impact of changing trends on security practices.
- The Role of Security Managers in Different Sectors
- The Evolution of Risk Perception and Management
- The Interplay of Security and Accountability
- The Impact of Privatization on Public Policing
- The Nature and Definition of Organized Crime
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- What are the main influences on the function of a security manager in the retail and aviation sectors? This chapter examines the key factors that influence the role of a security manager in the retail and aviation industries. It analyzes the unique challenges and demands of these sectors, highlighting the importance of understanding the specific context in which security measures are implemented.
- Is there such a thing as an unified theory of risk and does the academic literature account for such principle adequately? This chapter explores the concept of risk and examines whether there is a unified theory that adequately captures the various perspectives and approaches to risk management. It critiques existing literature and analyzes the different schools of thought on risk assessment and mitigation.
- There has been a move away from risk as probability to risk as accountability and liability which place the emphasis upon the individual This chapter explores the shift in perception of risk, from a probabilistic approach to one that emphasizes accountability and liability. It discusses the implications of this shift for individual responsibility and the evolving role of risk managers.
- Business continuity management has evolved as a business function This chapter examines the evolution of business continuity management as a core business function. It analyzes the changing demands of the business environment and how organizations have adapted their security practices to ensure operational resilience.
- Critically discuss how corporate security management is evolving This chapter critically analyzes the evolution of corporate security management. It explores emerging trends, technological advancements, and the changing nature of security threats, examining how corporations are adapting their security strategies to meet these challenges.
- The introduction of more privatisation into public policing will bring lower standards and risk greater corruption This chapter examines the potential consequences of increased privatization in public policing. It explores the potential impact on standards, accountability, and the risk of corruption, providing a critical analysis of the implications of this trend.
- Critically examine the appropriateness of the term 'organised crime' This chapter provides a critical examination of the term "organized crime," exploring its definition, evolution, and appropriateness in the context of contemporary criminal activity. It analyzes the challenges of accurately defining and addressing organized crime in a rapidly evolving criminal landscape.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
This collection of essays focuses on key topics related to security and risk management, including corporate security, risk perception, accountability, liability, business continuity, privatization, public policing, and organized crime. The essays explore the interplay between these concepts, analyzing their impact on security practices and the evolving nature of security threats.
- Quote paper
- Matthieu Petrigh (Author), 2014, Security and Risk Management. Selected Academic Essays, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/307907
