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Volume 2. Issue 3.

Art of War

Balázs FORGÁCS
The historiography of culture of warfare’s concept II. 1 1fb.pdf
Dr. Zsolt HAIG
Classification of information based attacks 9 2hzs.pdf
László KOVÁCS
Obama’s new cyberspace policy (Obama új cybertéri politikája) 15 3kl.pdf
Andrea MÁRTON
Finland participation in international peacekeeping operations 21 4ma.pdf

Social science

András FÜLEKY
Development of the culture of martial arts in Japan in the Edo era II 34 5fa.pdf
Zsolt DÉZSI
Experiences of usage of e-learning materials and b-learning method in some member states of the community part I. 41 6dzs.pdf
András TONGORI
PSYOPS in HDF PRT Afghanistan 48 7ta.pdf
Éva GORDA
Cultural shock in work of war correspondent 52 8ge.pdf
László KOLOSSA
Individual abilities’ importance in reformation of the armies 61 9kl.pdf
László FARKAS
The script analysis, as a method which helps the commander’s job 65 12fl.pdf
György SZEKERES
The sophomore cadets’ imagination of their own leadership style 69 10szgy.pdf
Csaba SZOMBATH
Changing public attitudes in Hungary about the international integration of the military following the NATO accession 76 11szcs.pdf

General

Sándor Dr. PELLEK
Possibilities and questions of NATO emergency care system. Blunt thoracic injuries after high energy trauma. 93 13ps.pdf
Judit OSZTI
Book about the vision of the cyberwar 98 14oj.pdf
Viktória TÚRI
Appearance of the prejudice and stereotypes in woman soldier’s life 101 15tv.pdf
Harald PÖCHER
Economic warfare 112 16hp.pdf
Sándor ESTÓK
Logistics of strategies, strategy of logistics epoch-making in military logistic support 116 17es.pdf