Karen Lund Petersen Books

Focusing on the intersection of private enterprise and national security, this book examines how companies contribute to counter-terrorism strategies. Through case studies involving various sectors such as airports, airlines, ports, and food production, it critiques conventional notions of security and corporate responsibility. The analysis invites readers to reconsider the role of the private sector in addressing terrorism risks and shaping security policies.

To teach for innovation is a key ambition for current reforms of higher education and professional training. It represents an ambition to reorganise our educations and our teaching to prepare us for of an uncertain future. But how, this book asks, can we prepare for the unknown?