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Editorial review. Scientific monograph by prof. Stanisław Jarmoszko entitled Anthropology of security in the scientific legacy of Bronislaw Malinowski
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The peer-reviewed scientific monograph by Prof. Stanislaw Jarmoszko The Anthropology of Security in the Scientific Legacy of Bronislaw Malinowski is a pioneering study that combines the achievements of the classical anthropologist with current research problems of security sciences. The author of the book analyzes in detail the work of Bronislaw Malinowski, showing its relevance to contemporary research on security and security culture. The work shows how Malinowski's reflections, despite the lack of formal categories of security in his era, can be interpreted as a precursor contribution to the development of security anthropology.
Title: Editorial review. Scientific monograph by prof. Stanisław Jarmoszko entitled Anthropology of security in the scientific legacy of Bronislaw Malinowski
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The peer-reviewed scientific monograph by Prof.
Stanislaw Jarmoszko The Anthropology of Security in the Scientific Legacy of Bronislaw Malinowski is a pioneering study that combines the achievements of the classical anthropologist with current research problems of security sciences.
The author of the book analyzes in detail the work of Bronislaw Malinowski, showing its relevance to contemporary research on security and security culture.
The work shows how Malinowski's reflections, despite the lack of formal categories of security in his era, can be interpreted as a precursor contribution to the development of security anthropology.
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