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Many pros and cons arguments can be read about boot camps in terms of efficiency and application. My article reviews tragedies and deaths occurred in juvenile boot camps processing their background and causes. It is not my purpose to present boot camps in a negative light but to reveal circumstances of tragedies and on the basis of this to prevent their re-occurrence.

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The diversity of available technology challenges our organizations, leadership and (uniformed and civilian) co-workers day by day. Fiscal limits, conflicting technologies, constant need of unavailable knowledge and various other environmental factors may get centralized organizations with positional power in critical situations in our century. This article tries to bring to front some arguments why knowledge management should be considered as a key part of the necessary solution in avoiding new risks we shall face in the 21st century.

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Public Service Motivation (PSM) originates from psychology and it spreads in other disciplines such as public administration. PSM was developed in the USA and it is also applied in Europe. In this study, I investigated the connection between PSM, job satisfaction, red tape, and resignation satisfaction in case of a Mayor’s office of a district in Budapest. I had four hypotheses but I could prove only one. I found a significant connection between PSM factors and job satisfaction. These results may suggest that PSM could affect how public servants are satisfied with their job in the Hungarian public service.

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Handling emergencies caused by different environmental and civilization catastrophes, [1] (e.g. extreme weather, flood, severe industrial accidents involving dangerous substances, possible terror activities) is an ever-increasing challenge for damage control rescue entities. Efficient executing of these tasks requires ever increasing preparedness of intervention units, constant technical equipment development, introduction of new technical rescue tactics and complex intervention plans. Executing such a complex rescue plan is an extremely complicated task. At a given situation more units are to be coordinated in several  disaster areas (sites). Several special technical rescue tasks have to be pre-planned to increase the efficiency of the interventions. The authors would like to help these planning efforts by an originally developed proprietary force-unit calculation application (software) program, described in this article. The possible applications, technical requirements, detailed usage steps are also described.

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Handling emergencies caused by different environmental and civilization catastrophes, [1] (e.g. extreme weather, flood, severe industrial accidents involving dangerous substances, possible terror activities) is an ever-increasing challenge for damage control rescue entities. Efficient executing of these tasks requires ever increasing preparedness of intervention units, constant technical equipment development, introduction of new technical rescue tactics and complex intervention plans. Executing such a complex rescue plan is an extremely complicated task. At a given situation more units are to be coordinated in several  disaster areas (sites). Several special technical rescue tasks have to be pre-planned to increase the efficiency of the interventions. The authors would like to help these planning efforts by an originally developed proprietary force-unit calculation application (software) program, described in this article. The possible applications, technical requirements, detailed usage steps are also described.

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