Public sector perspectives are crucial in navigating the complex landscape of national security and social responsibility in response to the challenges of biowarfare and new economic models. As threats from biological agents evolve, governments must adopt proactive strategies that not only defend against these risks but also leverage creative capitalism to foster resilience and public health. The convergence of biowarfare preparedness and the entrepreneurial spirit emphasizes the need for collaborative frameworks, where public institutions can partner with private entities to drive innovation, enhance biosecurity, and ensure economic growth aligns with societal well-being. Further exploration into these perspectives may allow businesses to understand the role of the public sector in creating secure and sustainable organizations.
Public Sector Perspectives on Biowarfare and Creative Capitalism explores the effects of corporatization on the public sector. It examines the various political policies of capitalism and biological warfare in relation to policymaking and economic development. This book covers topics such as biological weapons, lobbying, and public management, and is a useful resource for government officials, policymakers, economists, business owners, researchers, academicians, and political scientists.