Vol. 59 No. 12 (2011), Studies

Vol. 59 No. 12 (2011)

The criminalistic value of perseverance: from recognition to paradigmatic thinking

Studies

Published 2011-12-15

Klára Kovács⁺⁻
Attila Pásztor⁺⁻

Klára Kovács

University of Pécs, Faculty of Law

Attila Pásztor

Baranya County Police Headquarters, Criminal Technical Department

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perseverance
criminalistics
serial killer

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The criminalistic value of perseverance: from recognition to paradigmatic thinking . (2011). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 59(12), 89-103. https://doi.org/10.38146/bsz-ajia.2011.v59.i12.pp89-103

Abstract

In this interdisciplinary research, focusing on perseverance, the authors provide an analytical framework for mapping the criminal mind simultaneously in the legal and psychological paradigm.

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