Offering a thorough examination of integrated maritime security, this book delves into various concepts and terminologies, presenting a foundation for future research. It analyzes key findings and encourages exploration of the multifaceted aspects of maritime safety, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners in the field.
The book delves into the evolving definition of national security, emphasizing its importance in governance within a dynamic global context. It advocates for a broader understanding of national security that encompasses not just military aspects but also the overall well-being of citizens. By exploring the balance of various elements of security in governance, it offers transformative insights and redefines key paradigms. Targeted at policymakers, students, and academics, the work encourages a rethinking of approaches to governing human systems for societal well-being.
The book advocates for a transformative approach to managing human resources, proposing the concept of human investment management (HIM) as a replacement for traditional human resource management (HRM). It emphasizes viewing employees as investment instruments rather than mere resources, suggesting that with proper selection and training, all individuals can be productive. HIM focuses on maximizing returns from employees while minimizing costs, aiming to enhance their value continuously. This shift encourages a strategic alignment of human management with organizational goals, fostering a more inclusive and effective workplace.
Brilliantly translated by Jayasree Kalathil, Diary of a Malayali Madman marks the very first time this major Indian writer's work.