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The Concept of Sustainable Development – the Factor of a Local Security Culturee

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Piwowarski J.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2018

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vol. 25(25)

30-42

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The article is concerned with the concept of sustainable development treated as an essential mechanism of security culture. The author emphasises how important it is for the implementation of the concept to be inspired from the bottom up in the social aspect of local communities. Today, the sense of community seems to stand in opposition to the institutionalised civil society. A developmental project, in order to result in some degree of balance, should take into consideration such components of security culture as support for the poor, security of existence for future generations or a transparent delineation of the human-nature relation. The author believes that this requires a continuous promotion of lifestyles and policies leading to societies attaining self-sufficiency, a combination of theory with practice and the introduction of good, proven theory. The article features pragmatism which is meant to be consistent with the local social activism. It presents the concept of sustainable development, at the same time indicating that its requirements should be treated as practical instructions which come in useful in the transformation of ethical rules into instructions which may prove helpful in particular activities conducted on the local scale and which are aimed at solving social issues due to the efforts to increase security culture.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2017

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vol. 28(28)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2018

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vol. 29(29)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2017

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vol. 27(27)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Linguistic communication in the perspective of political invective

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Dankiewicz M., Rodasik R., Skórzak A.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2014

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vol. 11(11)

115-120

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The paper presents the problem of security culture in the public communication, especially in political invective.. The sources of aggressive language in political life, the specificity of political invective and linguistic means for insulting political opponent were presented. There were described the social and ethical consequences of using aggressive linguistic means against a political opponent. Verbal fencing, and often brutal battle of words have been written in the ritual of governance, which involves a more or less excited listeners, readers, viewers, because for them the language games are organized.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2018

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vol. 26(26)

16-27

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Dimensions” as a scientific journal, with three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Japanese Security Culture in the Global Village. The Budo Charter as a Modernized Element of Ancient Military Tradition

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Cynarski W. J., Piwowarski J.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2016

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vol. 20(20)

30-50

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Authors have presented and discussed the content of the Budo Charter, positioning it in social phenomenon forming a system of security culture. This is modernized ethics canon and a kind of credo showing today’s social mission, which is implemented by the transmission of Japanese martial arts of budo. Triangulated problem analysis was carried out from three perspectives – humanist theory of martial arts, security sciences and anthropology of martial arts. It was concluded that the content contained in the Budo Charter are elements of security culture, which show continuous up-to-date ideals carried since ancient times by the honorable Samurai code bushido and its manual application, which is a collection of martial arts of budo from the Japanese Islands.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2017

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vol. 25(25)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Culture Functions for Creating Security Culture

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Ostolski P.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2021

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vol. 37(37)

78-90

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Background: Publications on the issues of creating security culture are a valuable source of inspiration for research into the functions of culture. However, researchers generate different conclusions. They even suggest interdisciplinary consideration of facts, situations, phenomena and processes that take place in a complex security environment. This article is an answer to the main research question: what are the functions of the elements of culture for creating a security culture? Objectives: The research goal is to indicate selected definitions of culture and to identify the functions of culture for transformational changes in security culture. Moreover, the author, based on his knowledge and experience, gives examples of the implementation of these functions. Methods: The research process required the use of a critical analysis of the content of the literature, synthesis, abstraction, generalization, interpretation, analogy and comparison. Additionally, empirical case study methods and implicit participant observation were used. Results: The article contains selected definitions of culture with its components. The author presented the functions of culture for creating a high level of security culture. Conclusions: The research results show that the security culture is influencing by the following variables: intellectual culture, emotional potential and ethical culture.

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Functions of the Contemporary Family in the Aspect of Developing a Security Culture

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Wiraszka P.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2019

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vol. 35(35)

111-123

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The family is the target of interest for many scientific fields. The family is often defined as the basic social cell, irreplaceable and a fundamental element of every society. The purpose of this article is to attempt to place a family in three dimensions, in the aspect of three security pillars, as a security entity that is responsible for shaping and modelling a security culture. The aim of this article is to try to establish a family position in three dimensions, in the three pillars of security, as a security entity responsible for shaping and modelling a security culture. A culture of security is a continuous process in which the family as an entity acts in many fields and in many ways. This process is aimed at shaping the desired social attitudes, behaviors, norms and values and developing personality under the influence of many factors, events, experiences and beliefs. The article tries to confirm the thesis that the family is the foundation on which society is built and should be under special protection, with its security unconditionally belonging to the mainstream activities in every sphere of human life.

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Dispositional group and special fitness in hand-to-hand combat. Kickboxing exercises and profiled circuit training

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Ambroży T., Piwowarski J., Nowak M.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2013

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vol. 10(10)

73-82

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This article is a result of researches concerning influence of the elements of kickboxing and profiled circuit training on the overall fitness of members of dispositional groups, such as antiterrorists. Taking into account the special features necessary for such people, for the experiment we chose exercises that are the best to develop them. Members of dispositional groups need special preparation so they could efficiently fight with the offenders, who threat the security. The research experiment described is of interdisciplinary character, as it regards an interdisciplinary branch of studies – securitology. Security studies, to develop the security culture, must be based on empiric researches and consists of practical elements, as there is no place for speculative theories of doubtful quality here. Therefore researches on special preparation of dispositional groups are of great importance.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2018

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vol. 30(30)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2016

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vol. 24(24)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2016

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vol. 23(23)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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Security culture and security anthropology

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Piwowarski J., Trzciński Ł.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2019

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vol. 33(33)

131-153

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The topic of the article is the relationship between security culture and anthropology of securi-ty. The authors recall the most important definitions of security culture and anthropology of security, both of which belong to the discipline of security sciences, and conclude that culture, including its special sphere called security culture, is a human creation that strongly affects people, so it would be difficult to explore it scientifically without anthropological knowledge and tools. The authors give an account of the development of security sciences research in Poland, and point out that its subdiscipline called security anthropology is not fully formed yet, its theoretical and methodological identity still being underway; however, it develops dynamically. In forming this new subdiscipline of security sciences, apart from applying mul-tidisciplinary research, it is also necessary to consider different types of anthropology, above all biological, cultural and philosophical anthropology. The authors signalize the potential di-rections of research within the field and conclude that a methodological framework of securi-ty anthropology should be worked out, in a form that is most important and legible at the cur-rent stage of the development of science.

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Crime Prevention System in the Slovak Republic. Introduction to the Issue

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Dworzecki J., Piwowarski J.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2015

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vol. 16(16)

102-126

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This article presents a system of crime prevention functioning in the realities of the Slovak Republic. The text discusses, inter alia, the essence of preventive measures taken against the phenomena of social maladjustment occurring in Slovakia. All three levels of the system (national, regional, local) are presented and the “National Crime Prevention Strategy 2012-2015” is brought closer (in an outline) and analised as a way to keep and develop country’s security culture.

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Tao of Security. A Study of Far-Eastern Security Culture Genesis

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Grabińska T., Piwowarski J.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2017

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vol. 22(22)

30-54

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The work contains an analysis of security culture phenomenon from the perspective of Sun Tzu. The idea here is to build the entire universe and a placed-in man, as an area in which operate the impact from the energy of macrocosm. It is the same – corresponding to the body of the universe – with microcosm – the body of a human being immersed in the interaction energy of the endless universe. This concept, combining with the ideas of Confucianism and Buddhism, which here are not broadly discussed, has practical application for over two thousand years in the deliberations on the various areas of human activity. The principles of building and applying of strategies and tactics are to some extent determined by the rhythm of the endless universe cosmic energy – chi (qi). Prevention of risks in an effective way by competent governance in time of peace, and a skilful command in war, comes down to an agile mediation between “Heaven” and “Earth” to use the rhythm of cosmic harmony in the ranks of subordinates.

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Security Culture in a Risk Society

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Drabik K.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

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2020

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vol. 33(33)

168-188

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In advanced modernity, the theory and practice of security have been modified by the effects of civilization development. One of the differences with respect to pre-modern times is the deconstruction of a simple cause and effect relationship. This state of affairs results from the cultural aetiology of threats, the overcoming of which also lies in the influence of culture, and more specifically, security culture. Safety has always been linked to risk. Today, however, this risk contains a significant element of uncertainty. The purpose of the article is to show new conditions determining the shaping of security culture in the perspective of the risk generated not by nature, but by human. The culture of being safe is the right risk that arises from estimating the likelihood of negative effects of civilization development. The above objective is related to the following questions (research problems): How does the risk determined by the progress of civilization affect the process of shaping a culture of security? To what extent will the risk society create the culture of reduction of this risk?

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2015

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vol. 19(19)

34-44

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Three pillars of security culture

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Three pillars of security culture

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Piwowarski J.

Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje

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2016

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vol. 22(22)

22-32

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The article presents a proposal for multidisciplinary scientific platform, as a basis for security studies. It includes not only the military but mostly non-military aspects of security. An emphasis is put on security culture, the main pivot of the “Security Culture” as a scientific journal, with the three pillars of the security culture concept: mental and spiritual (individual dimension), legal and organizational (social dimension), material.

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The Concept of Sustainable Development – the Factor of a Local Security Culturee

Three pillars of security culture

Three pillars of security culture

Three pillars of security culture

Linguistic communication in the perspective of political invective

Three pillars of security culture

Japanese Security Culture in the Global Village. The Budo Charter as a Modernized Element of Ancient Military Tradition

Three pillars of security culture

Culture Functions for Creating Security Culture

Functions of the Contemporary Family in the Aspect of Developing a Security Culture

Dispositional group and special fitness in hand-to-hand combat. Kickboxing exercises and profiled circuit training

Three pillars of security culture

Three pillars of security culture

Three pillars of security culture

Security culture and security anthropology

Crime Prevention System in the Slovak Republic. Introduction to the Issue

Tao of Security. A Study of Far-Eastern Security Culture Genesis

Security Culture in a Risk Society

Three pillars of security culture

Three pillars of security culture