SECURITOLOGICAL SECURITY PANORAMA

Discover the fascinating world of securitology, the newest scientific discipline that systematically studies security in its various aspects. This work continues the paradigm that penetrates subjective, objective, and procedural security, as well as the praxeological methods of shaping it. It is a content-correct analysis that accurately outlines the securitological security panorama, offering a unique view of contemporary challenges and threats.

• Comprehensive analysis of subjective, objective, and procedural security.
• Systematic approach to studying security as a scientific discipline.
• Praxeological methods for shaping security in various areas.
• Unique panorama of international and national relations in the security context.
• In-depth analysis of the impact of cyberspace on information security.
• Highlighting the role of ethical marketing and the image of deployment groups.
• New contribution to the state of knowledge on security and securitology.

The securitological security panorama sheds new light on security issues, offering a fresh perspective on US relations with the European Union, the security architecture along NATO's eastern flank, and the supervision of migration processes in Poland. The authors also analyze demographic control and care, as well as the system for controlling and protecting the civilian population in Poland, creating a comprehensive picture of contemporary challenges.

Cyberspace, cybersecurity, and information security form the backdrop for the presented panorama, being universal and increasingly important instruments for influencing security and its control. The work also highlights the role of hypotheses, ethical marketing, and the image of deployment groups, which are essential for ensuring security and its control.

This methodologically sound securitological panorama takes into account the latest state of security research, which consists of deepening, expanding, and implementing security. It represents a new contribution to the state of knowledge on security and securitology, emphasizing that security is any individual care, concern, and control that ensures the survival, survival, and development, and improvement of subjects, from the individual to the global structures of the human community.

The book identifies security with the old Polish "Przezpieczeństwo", i.e., obtaining something through care, control, and supervision, and active care. This justification opens up numerous and new practical applications, making this work extremely valuable for anyone interested in security issues.

From the review by Dr. habil. Janusz Świniarski, Prof. WAT.