Academic Journal of Internal Affairs

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Vol. 74 No. 9 (2026)
Published September 24, 2026

Since its launch in 1953, the prestigious Hungarian scientific journal, the Academic Journal of Internal Affairs (AJIA), has been a cornerstone of the dissemination of scientific work. Supported by the Hungarian Ministry of Interior, the journal serves as a key platform for academics and professionals specialising in a wide range of disciplines, including law, political science, criminology, law enforcement and security. Its commitment to promoting intellectual development and dialogue within these fields has made the Academic Journal of Internal Affairs (AJIA) a recognised source of knowledge and innovation, and a major contributor to both national and international academic communities.

Studies

Ákos Erdős (Author)
2341-2366
The police personality: a scoping review
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Irén Sipeki, Petra Kovács, Bernadett Losonczki (Author)
2367-2389
Analysis of Exposure to Aggression Among Field Workers of the National Ambulance Service Based on a Survey Conducted in 2025
PDF (Hungarian)
Péter Felföldi, Valentin Harangozó (Author)
2391-2419
Cyclist passing distance – one and a half metres?
PDF (Hungarian)
Tibor Ibolya (Author)
2421-2429
Witness Psychology Experiments in the Early Twentieth Century and Their Contemporary Implications
PDF (Hungarian)
Gyula Sófi, Krisztina Törő, Béla Blaskó (Author)
2431-2448
The Future of the DSM and a Reassessment of the Accountability of Juvenile Offenders – Implications for Developmental Psychopathology and Forensic Psychology
PDF (Hungarian)
Tamás Soltész (Author)
2449-2467
Electronic Monitoring as a Possible Means of Executing Confinement
PDF (Hungarian)
Ágnes Nagy (Author)
2469-2495
Asset recovery vs. Organized Crime
PDF (Hungarian)
Krisztián Pintér , Zsolt Lippai (Author)
2497-2521
Private military companies in contemporary conflicts: trends, risks, and regulatory challenges
PDF (Hungarian)
Federica Maggio, Lucrezia Perrella, Giovanni Maria Natale, Ernesto Lodi, Gian Luigi Lepri, Maria Luisa Scarpa, Patrizia Patrizi
2535-2551
Tempio Pausania: fostering relational and restorative communities
PDF
Bruna Dighera, Cristina Vasilescu
2553-2575
Developing the restorative cities of Lecco and Como: overview of the process and lessons learnt
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Marian Liebmann
2577-2590
Restorative Bristol (UK) – from Rising Star to Lessons Learned
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Katalin Barbara Herke-Fábos, Csongor Herke, Vanessza D. Horváth
2591-2607
Comparing European Models of Restorative Cities and the Institutional Preconditions in Pécs
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