Catherine Althaus Livres

Focusing on the calculation and application of political risk, this groundbreaking book explores its historical and linguistic roots, alongside various disciplinary perspectives. It delves into the concept of risk society, particularly in relation to environmental disasters and terrorism. The text defines political risk and examines its impact within the public sector, contrasting risk identification with risk management while detailing the processes involved. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights into the complexities of political risk in decision-making.

How the voices, personal experiences, and understandings of Indigenous public servants make a difference in Canada and Australia.