Sisekaitseakadeemia ingliskeelse teadusajakirja 17. number sisaldab nelja artiklit. Esimesed kaks on teadusartiklid, millest esimene leiab seoseid koolinoorte isikuomaduste ning nende riskikäitumise vahel liiklus-, tule- ja veeõnnetuste korral ning teine diskuteerib teemal, kas tuleks laiendada kohaliku omavalitsuse avalikku korda tagavate ametnike õigusi. Teised kaks artiklit on essee vormis mõttearendused, millest esimene käsitleb Venemaa lähenemist assümeetrilisse sõjapidamisse ning teine peegeldab erinevaid lähenemisviise ulatuslikule migratsioonile Vahemere lõunapiirkonnas.
This is the 17th issue of the Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences academic journal, this year titled as Versatile Security. This general theme includes a broad range of topics in internal security, which is also reflected in the articles. The issue includes two research articles, the first of which finds links between personal characteristics of school children and their risk behaviour in traffic, fire, and water accidents. The second research article discusses the need to expand the rights of city and rural municipality public order officials when providing public order. The other two articles are essays, with the first one concerning Russia's approach to asymmetric warfare, and the second reflecting different approaches to large-scale migration in the southern Mediterranean.
- Personality, personal related factors and health related behaviour as predictors of pre-injury risk-taking behaviour in schoolchildren. Kadi Luht, Margo Klaos, Kenn Konstabel, Diva Eensoo
- City and rural municipality public order officials as bodies conducting state supervision proceedings – the needs and opportunities for increasing their rights. Ülle Vanaisak
- Understanding Russia’s asymmetric approach. Keith Little
