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Basic Concepts of Security Sciences Theory in Security Studies from the Czech Perspective

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Piwowarski J., Porada V.
Security Dimensions: International & National Studies
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2017
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vol. 24(24)
30-49
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Security science in Czech Republic only postulate its scientific terminology. Difficulties in communication within and outside the newly created and evolving multidisciplinary scientific field is also reflected in the development and application of new concepts. Some concepts are already in place and are completely or at least partially understandable. They must be clearly defined and circumscribed. The problem does not lie in misunderstanding of terminology and specialized terminology specifying. The problem is, on the contrary in the vague and inconsistent use of terms most general, which are commonly used while part of a general, non-specialized language. Examples are the concepts of “security”, “interest”, “threat”, “risk”, “conflict” and others. Described unsatisfactory state of interdisciplinary shared a few overarching security terminology has led to the emergence of Czech security terminology.
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Use of criminalistics and forensic sciences at ensuring the population security

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Porada V., Straus J.
Security Dimensions: International & National Studies
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2014
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vol. 11(11)
106-114
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In paper there are well-ordered given present directions of development forensic biomechanics. The author carried out the analysis of 100 expert opinions performed since 1994 in professional field “Criminalist, subject field forensic biomechanics” in cases that were concluded by court authority. According to analysis of needs of practice and expert investigations the author gives real prediction of further directions of research in forensic biomechanics. Forensic biomechanics invokes in investigation process, particularly violent criminal acts; by expert investigation it may come to conclusion on mechanisms of criminal act, action of extrinsic force and expression to consequences of this extrinsic force. Directions of development of forensic biomechanics are given by author in following applications - biomechanics of fall from high, judgment of extreme dynamic burden of organism, biomechanical analysis of fall from stand on a ground or fall from stairs, biomechanical analysis of walk and analysis of conflict combat. These directions represent 90% of all processed expert opinion.
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Theoretical foundations of Police Sciences

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Holcr K., Porada V., Holomek J., Piwowarski J.
Security Dimensions: International & National Studies
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2015
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vol. 14(14)
17-28
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Authors propose a categorization model for the science focused on the internal security studies. they prefer a plural model for the discipline - the security science, with police sciences as a part of them. they analyze the genetic, functional, structural aspects of the police sciences model.
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