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Since the early beginning, stability, prosperity and security have been core values for the members of the transatlantic community. Efforts have been made for reconciliation over human lives lost in war, to understand and to solve dramatic changes in societies, to rebuild economies after heavy losses in goods, and to repair and maintain destroyed basic infrastructure; these are still ongoing concerns that present periodical challenges for all participating states. Statebuilding approaches can be described in many theoretical ways, but in practice – based on historical experience – they can be either peaceful or very bloody. In order to realise unknown and extreme factors and to give them adequate answers there is an urgent need for a stable, reliable and effective system.
The Hungarian Defence Forces has a long history in peace operations, however, the latest missions conducted, especially in the Balkans and in Afghanistan, provided lots of useful experience related to different statebuilding efforts. In this paper the authors explain the basic general relations between state and the military, in normal – or ideal – circumstances, illustrated – as a comparison – with different elements and factors in statebuilding efforts in case of extreme conditions such as war, failing states or even a hypocritical emergence of state-like entities.

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Since the early beginning, stability, prosperity and security have been core values for the members of the transatlantic community. Efforts have been made for reconciliation over human lives lost in war, to understand and to solve dramatic changes in societies, to rebuild economies after heavy losses in goods, and to repair and maintain destroyed basic infrastructure; these are still ongoing concerns that present periodical challenges for all participating states. Statebuilding approaches can be described in many theoretical ways, but in practice – based on historical experience – they can be either peaceful or very bloody. In order to realise unknown and extreme factors and to give them adequate answers there is an urgent need for a stable, reliable and effective system.
The Hungarian Defence Forces has a long history in peace operations, however, the latest missions conducted, especially in the Balkans and in Afghanistan, provided lots of useful experience related to different statebuilding efforts. In this paper the authors explain the basic general relations between state and the military, in normal – or ideal – circumstances, illustrated – as a comparison – with different elements and factors in statebuilding efforts in case of extreme conditions such as war, failing states or even a hypocritical emergence of state-like entities.

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Nearly two years after the publication of General Elemér Gorondy-Novák’s report, Hungarian Governor Miklós Horthy decided to assemble in one branch the cyclist and mechanised troops, cavalry and armoured units. The measure on the organisation of rapid deployment forces ordered with immediate effect the concentration of all kinds of rapid deployment troops, that is, cyclists, mechanised troops, cavalry and tank units. The uniform tabs of the soldiers that belonged to the new kind of rapid deployment unit became unified (blue), each type of troops had a different emblem. According to the measure, the training program of the officer cadets took place concentrated; however, it was differentiated by the type of troops. The joint exercises and transfers between the different types of troops ensured the cooperation of the officers.

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Csaknem két évvel Gorondy-Novák Elemér tábornok jelentésének2 megszületése után Horthy Miklós kormányzó döntést hozott a kerékpáros és gépkocsizó gyalogság, a lovasság és a páncéloscsapatok egy fegyvernembe történő összevonásáról. A gyorsfegyvernem megszervezéséről szóló rendelkezés3 azonnali hatállyal elrendelte valamennyi kerékpáros és gépkocsizó gyalogos alakulat, a lovasság és a páncéloscsapatok egy fegyvernembe történő összevonását. Az új fegyvernemhez tartozó katonák egyenruha-hajtókája egységes színt (kék) kapott, az egyes csapatnemeket megkülönböztető jelvényekkel látták el. A rendelkezés szerint a fegyvernem tisztjelöltjeinek akadémiai kiképzése összevontan, de csapatnemenként differenciáltan valósult meg, a tisztek együttműködési készségét közös gyakorlatokkal, illetve a csapatnemek közötti átvezénylésekkel célozták meg fejleszteni.

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The multi-stakeholder Yemen conflict has a lot of elements which are worth analysing. The coalition form military intervention, which occurred in 2015 and consisted of more Arabic states from the region, had interesting experiences in many ways. From military aspects, the two strongest and most active members of the coalition are Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Both of them have deployed almost their entire army, all of the different service branches have been used during the operations. A common characteristic in both forces is the extensive use of state of the art military equipment, mainly from U.S. and European sources. However, the result of their conventional equipment’s deployment is not so obvious: we will see significant criticism regarding the efficiency, accuracy and success. This document will examine the deployed military equipment and the experiences of their use.

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A rendkívül sokszereplős jemeni konfliktus több olyan elemet is hordoz magában, amely elemzésre érdemes. A 2015-ben kezdődött – több térségbeli arab államot is magában foglaló – koalíciós katonai intervenció sok szempontból érdekes tapasztalatokat hozott. A koalíció két legerősebb és műveleti szempontból legaktívabb tagja Szaúd-Arábia és az Egyesült Arab Emirátusok. Mindkét állam hadereje szinte teljes spektrumát felvonultatta, valamennyi haderőnemük kivette részét a műveletekből. A szaúdiak és az Emirátusok részvételében közös pont a nagy mennyiségű és igen fejlett – elsősorban amerikai és európai – haditechnika alkalmazása. A konvencionális fegyverek nagyarányú bevetésének azonban nem egységes a mérlege; a hatékonyság, a pontosság és az eredményesség terén egyaránt komoly kritikák fogalmazódtak meg. A tanulmány a két ország által bevetett haditechnikai eszközöket, valamint azok alkalmazásának tapasztalatait vizsgálja.

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The emergence of cyberspace as a domain of operations raises several issues that require a transformation of strategies and policies, so these trends need to be followed at both national and EU level. One of the characteristics of cyber threats is that they require not only technical responses, but also strategic solutions. These attacks directly or indirectly affect the activities of all member states at all levels. The Common Security and Defence Policy of the European Union is one of the best examples of the need to address cyber threats in a coherent way at a strategic level. This paper seeks to answer how the new EU cyber security strategy contributes to the Common Security and Defence Policy.

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A műveleti térként megjelenő kibertér számos kérdést vet fel, ami a vele kapcsolatos stratégia és politika átalakítását követeli meg, így nemzeti és uniós szinten is szükséges áttekinteni az általa jelentett kihívásokat. A kibernetikai fenyegetések egyik jellegzetessége, hogy nemcsak technikai válaszokat igényelnek, hanem stratégiai megoldásokat is. A számítástechnikai-internetes támadók vagy bűnözők jelentkezhetnek geopolitikai, kulturális és gazdasági síkon egyaránt, ennek megfelelően az egyesült Európa biztonsági és védelmi erőfeszítéseinek valamennyi fent említett területre ki kell terjedniük, mert az ilyen típusú veszélyeztetés közvetlenül vagy közvetve hatással van a tagországok minden szintű tevékenységére. Az Európai Unió közös biztonság- és védelempolitikája példaszerű következetességgel, egységesen kezeli a kiberfenyegetéseket. Jelen írás arra keresi a választ, hogy az EU új kiberbiztonsági stratégiája milyen eszközökkel járul hozzá a kontinens átfogó biztonság- és védelempolitikájához.

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The basis of NATO’s existence is the collective defence of Allies, its population and borders. Assurance and deterrence measures and activities implemented in Northeast Europe aim to build NATO’s common defence potential and deter potential aggression against NATO members. Assurance activities began in 2014, defined at the NATO Summit in Wales. They respond to the changed security situation on NATO’s eastern borders with Russian activities, the illegal annexation of Crimea, destabilisation activities and military involvement in eastern Ukraine. Increasing military activities and concentration of Russian military forces near NATO’s eastern borders, accompanied by hybrid warfare activities against the Northeastern European NATO members, followed. After the NATO Summits in Warsaw (2016) and Brussels (2018), NATO assurance and deterrence measures have been launched as a response to perceived threat. They aim to strengthen the Eastern Allies’ defence and deter and prevent any potential aggression while building Allied collective defence capabilities.

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The basis of NATO’s existence is the collective defence of Allies, its population and borders. Assurance and deterrence measures and activities implemented in Northeast Europe aim to build NATO’s common defence potential and deter potential aggression against NATO members. Assurance activities began in 2014, defined at the NATO Summit in Wales. They respond to the changed security situation on NATO’s eastern borders with Russian activities, the illegal annexation of Crimea, destabilisation activities and military involvement in eastern Ukraine. Increasing military activities and concentration of Russian military forces near NATO’s eastern borders, accompanied by hybrid warfare activities against the Northeastern European NATO members, followed. After the NATO Summits in Warsaw (2016) and Brussels (2018), NATO assurance and deterrence measures have been launched as a response to perceived threat. They aim to strengthen the Eastern Allies’ defence and deter and prevent any potential aggression while building Allied collective defence capabilities.

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Our series of studies would like to draw attention to the fact that China, which has so far had considerable foreign policy experience, is also forging serious capital from dealing with its own internal conflicts. A diverse, high-spread country is testing the effectiveness of ‘soft power’ in its provinces. Without foreign policy adventures, these locations provided the Chinese Communist Party with adequate experience in resolving certain types of conflicts. Uyghur, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, Hong Kong, Macao embody archetypes of problems that pose a direct threat to the Chinese state. In addition to regional conflicts, we can also consider the problems of the Christian community of about one hundred million. Uyghur is an excellent example of how to achieve results along the fault lines of cultures and religions. The first part of the series of studies shows how Uyghurs with significant separatist traditions have been persuaded to make ‘modern life’ the same as accepting the Chinese order. Through the Uyghurs, China is learning how to refine its methods concerning Muslim countries in Central Asia.

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Our series of studies would like to draw attention to the fact that China, which has so far had considerable foreign policy experience, is also forging serious capital from dealing with its own internal conflicts. A diverse, high-spread country is testing the effectiveness of ‘soft power’ in its provinces. Without foreign policy adventures, these locations provided the Chinese Communist Party with adequate experience in resolving certain types of conflicts. Uyghur, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, Hong Kong, Macao embody archetypes of problems that pose a direct threat to the Chinese state. In addition to regional conflicts, we can also consider the problems of the Christian community of about one hundred million. Uyghur is an excellent example of how to achieve results along the fault lines of cultures and religions. The first part of the series of studies shows how Uyghurs with significant separatist traditions have been persuaded to make ‘modern life’ the same as accepting the Chinese order. Through the Uyghurs, China is learning how to refine its methods concerning Muslim countries in Central Asia.

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Virtues of members of army – the military virtues – depend on the social and political environment of the army. Europe and as its part Hungary underwent huge changes in the 19^th century, which resulted in great changes in the content of the military virtues, like courage, honor, loyalty, charisma (virtue of military leadership), and discipline. There were similarities between the European and the Hungarian virtues, however the differences are more significant. 19th century European military virtues included courage based on love of the country, and honor, loyalty, charisma and discipline based ont he values of national society. In contrary to this, Hungarian virtues contained courage based fear from God (and from military leaders), and honor, loyalty, charisma and discipline based on values of the society ruled by the Catholic king.

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A hadsereg tagjainak erényei, azaz a katonai erények a társadalmi és a politikai környezet függvényei. A 19. században Európa és benne Magyarország jelentős társadalmi és politikai változásokon ment keresztül, aminek következtében a bátorság, a becsület, a hűség, a vezetői erény és a fegyelmezettség a korábbitól eltérő tartalommal töltődött meg. A nyugat-európai és a magyar fejlődés között voltak hasonlóságok, ám a különbségek szembetűnőbbek. Nyugat-Európában a hazaszereteten nyugvó bátorság, a nemzeti társadalomhoz kötődő becsület, hűség, vezetői erény és fegyelmezettség kapott nagyobb szerepet. Magyarországon viszont az istenfélelmen (és a vezetőktől való félelmen) nyugvó bátorság, illetve a katolikus uralkodó vezette társadalomhoz kötődő becsület, hűség, vezetői erény és fegyelmezettség.

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The military staff is an unseparable part of the military organisations’ daily activities from the troop level up to the highest echelon. This study presents, on the one hand, the evolution of the functional military staff in use by NATO and its historical causes, while, on the other hand, provides an overview of the challenges posed by the current structure, and outlines potential future changes.

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A katonai szervezetek életének manapság elválaszthatatlan része a törzs, a végrehajtó alegységek alsó szintjeitől a felsővezetésig elmenően. Jelen tanulmány egyrészt a NATO szövetségi rendszerében ma használt funkcionális törzs szervezeti formájának kialakulását, illetve az azt előidéző történelmi folyamatokat mutatja be, másrészt a kialakult struktúra által támasztott kihívásokat és e működési modell további fejlődésének lehetséges irányát jelöli ki.

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In my study, I examine the role of women in charitable activities and charity organisations. I present the activities and significant actions of one of the best-known charity associations, the Augusta Foundation. I will also examine the work of Franciska Apponyi from Fót, one of the most prominent aristocratic ladies in the field of good service. Of the actions of many charities and individuals, I will highlight some of the more significant ones. I present finally a major charitable action of two Entente States, Great Britain and France.

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Tanulmányomban a nők karitatív munkában és a jótékonysági szervezetekben vállalt szerepét vizsgálom. Bemutatom az egyik legismertebb jótékonysági egyesület, az Auguszta-alap tevékenységét és jelentősebb akcióit. Emellett megvizsgálom a jószolgálat terén működő egyik legkiemelkedőbb arisztokrata hölgy, Apponyi Franciska fóti aktivitását. A megannyi karitatív szervezet és személy kezdeményezései közül kiemelek néhány fontosnak tűnőt. Végül két Antant-állam, Nagy-Britannia és Franciaország jelentősebb karitatív akciót mutatom be.

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PhD student

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Doktorandusz

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A threat is the possibility of an unwanted event occurring, such a situation in which some damage may not occur for sure, but at some point it could lead to fear and the loss of a sense of security. Unfortunately, many people in Iraq still feel in danger today, because the Islamic State, as a caliphate, has disappeared, but it lives in cells virtually anywhere in the world, and their activities may recur due to their radical views. The issue of a sense of danger is subjective, as one who is not objectively in danger can also perceive a threat. Importantly, in addition to the individual, there is also a community perception when talking about a group of people. It is therefore important to distinguish between real or perceived danger, perceived by an individual or group, especially when dealing with risk analysis. When a challenge or sense of danger arises by a group of people, in most cases there is a real basis for it and the cause and solution must be addressed. Following a review of the theoretical framework, I examine the risks of a resurgence of the Islamic State, particularly in the case of minorities that have previously been a major target for them.

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A veszélyeztetés egy nem kívánt történés bekövetkezésének lehetősége, azaz olyan helyzet, amelyben nem biztosan, de valamikorra eséllyel kialakulhat bizonyos károkozás, s ez félelemhez, a biztonságérzés megszűnéséhez vezet. Sajnos, Irakban még ma is sokan veszélyben érzik magukat, mert az Iszlám Állam mint kalifátus ugyan megszűnt, de sejtekben tovább él tulajdonképpen bárhol a világon, s ezek tagjainak radikális nézeteiből adódóan kiújulhat a tevékenysége. A veszélyérzet szubjektív, hiszen az is érzékelhet fenyegetettséget, aki objektíven nincs veszélyben. Fontos, hogy az egyéni mellett létezik közösségi érzékelés is. Fontos tehát megkülönböztetnünk az egyén vagy csoport által érzékelt valós vagy vélt veszélyeket, különösen, amikor kockázatelemzéssel foglalkozunk. Ha felmerül valamilyen kihívás vagy veszélyérzet egy embercsoport részéről, a legtöbb esetben annak valós alapja van, s foglalkozni kell az okával és a megoldás keresésével. Az alábbiakban az elméleti keretek áttekintését követően az Iszlám Állam újjáéledésének kockázatait vizsgálom meg különösen azokra a kisebbségekre nézve, amelyek korábban fő célpontot jelentettek harcosai számára.

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project manager

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projektmenedzser

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In the last decades there was a significant shift in how war should be waged and warfare conducted. The importance of knowledge of non-article 5 crisis response operations and counterinsurgency operations increased. In this study the authors depart from David Galula’s thoughts, who is a prominent classsic of the mainstream reference literature, and examine to what extent are the dynamics of insurgency and the development of cancer similar. Since in both cases the process is protracted and of differing intensity, the examination provides a better understanding of certain characteristics of insurgencies and a more accentuated examination. The authors conclude that there is much similarity for both are the result of similar processes found on various levels.

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Az elmúlt évtizedekben jelentős hangsúlyeltolódás tapasztalható a háború megvívására és a hadviselésre vonatkozó ismeretekben. A nem 5. cikkely szerinti válságkezelő műveletekkel, azon belül is a felkelésellenes hadműveletekkel kapcsolatos katonai ismeretek fontossága megnőtt. Jelen cikk szerzői a vonatkozó szakirodalomban meghatározó szerepet játszó David Galula francia katonai gondolkodót alapul véve azt vizsgálják, hogy a felkelések létrejötte és a daganatos betegségek kialakulásának menete milyen mértékben mutat hasonlóságot. Mivel mindkét esetben változó intenzitású, elhúzódó folyamatról van szó, a vizsgálat jobban értelmezhetővé teszi e műveletek sajátosságait, továbbá biztosítja azok árnyaltabb vizsgálatát. A fő pontokon megtalálható egyezés egyértelműsíti, hogy a felkelések és a rák kialakulása különböző szinteken elhelyezkedő, hasonló jellegű folyamatok kölcsönhatásának eredménye.

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With the rise of artificial intelligence, there is a growing demand for machines that are able to operate ‘more humanly’ than they do today. For these, machine sensing and imitation of emotions is essential. Below, we first show the extent to which a machine can handle emotions, as well as the development of the area and its multiple uses for different armed forces. Finally, we narrow the broader review to machine autonomy, where we prove our hypotheses that the application of artificial emotions would allow the development of a moral sense of machines as well as increase the efficiency of autonomous systems.

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A mesterséges intelligencia terjedésével egyre nagyobb az igény olyan gépekre, amelyek a mostaniaknál „emberibben” képesek működni. Ehhez elengedhetetlen az érzelmek gépi érzékelése és utánzása. Az alábbiakban először bemutatjuk, hogy egy gép mennyiben képes kezelni az érzelmeket, valamint a terület fejlődését és többféle felhasználási lehetőséget a különféle fegyveres erők számára. A szélesebb áttekintést végül a gépi autonómiára szűkítjük, ahol bizonyítani igyekszünk hipotéziseinket, miszerint a mesterséges érzelmek alkalmazása lehetővé tenné a gépek erkölcsi érzékének kialakítását, valamint növelné az autonóm rendszerek hatékonyságát.

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Faculty of Military Sciences and Officer Training

Department of Information Technology

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Hadtudományi És Honvédtisztképző Kar

Informatika Tanszék, tanársegéd,

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Department of Information Technologies

Associate Professor

 

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Hadtudományi És Honvédtisztképző Kar

Informatika Tanszék

tanszékvezető

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