Defence Review 2018/1.

Foreword

(Brigadier General Attila Géza Takács)

TERRORISM

David Winston:

DIY Terrorism: A Look at the Paradigm Shift in Daesh’s Recruitment Tactics

Through the Lens of Central Asian Foreign Terrorist Fighters

Zoltán György Bács – Maj. Attila Kasznár:

Is the Lone Perpetrator Really Alone?

Richard Warnes:

The Importance of Local Community Intelligence in Countering Terrorism

Gordon Woo:

The Use of the Media as a Terrorist Weapon

SECURITY POLICY

Fabio Vanorio:

Reforming the Committee on Foreign Investments of the United States (CFIUS):

the Challenge of Technology

István Tarrósy:

Changing US Foreign Policy towards China and Africa

Cpt. Mariann Vecsey:

Migration Trends in Africa

Csaba Barnabás Horváth:

Scenarios for Korea

Lt. Col. Karim Boudadi:

Security Cooperation in the African Sahel Region

APPLIED MILITARY SCIENCES

Lt. Col. Zoltán Pozderka:

Commander’s Critical Information Requirements

Lt. Col. Győző Csanádi:

Information Management in NATO

(Part One)

Lt. János Csengeri:

Remote Towers II.

Maj. Sándor Farkas:

Airpower in Counterinsurgency

Lt. Col. Sándor Nagy:

Current Challenges of Risk Assessment in Light of Population Protection

APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES

Col. Imre Porkoláb and Ben Zweibelson:

Designing a NATO that Thinks Differently for 21st Century Complex Challenges

Lt. Col. Gábor Hangya:

CIMIC Outlook (2035 and beyond…)

Lt. Col. Erika Héregi:

Military Administration Tasks Related to Personnel Augmentation in the Past

20 Years in Line with the Changes of Legislation

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

EDITORIAL POLICIES

GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS