Julia Tocicka PhD
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She is a specialist in an administrative science, lawyer (University of Warsaw, European School of Law and Administration), financier and economist (Warsaw School of Economics), PhD in social sciences in the discipline of security science, risk manager in information security (standard ISO/IEC 27001:2013 and PN ISO 31000: 2012). She promotes science through numerous scientific speeches and publications in the field of state security and public finance. She specialises in: crisis management, civil defence, protection of the critical infrastructure of the state, financial security (tax law, commercial companies law) and constitutional law. Reviewer for the SDirect24 Scientific Journal.
She conducts classes in the field of, among others: Civil protection and rescue, Public safety administration, Defence planning, Services, inspections and guards, Internal security, State and law, Administrative policy, Social policy, Staff work in crisis management, Civil defence, Introduction to security studies, Enterprise security, Culture of national security, Security in transport and communications, Environmental security, Civil planning in crisis management and Crisis management.
According to the maxim “Those who serve their homeland, serve themselves”, she promotes positive social attitudes and knowledge in the field of community safety during numerous social initiatives, which was reflected in receiving a commemorative medal for services to the local community on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of local self-government in the Republic of Poland.
Scientific achievements
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Crisis management in an urban agglomeration – the case study of the capital city of Warsaw,
Warsaw: DIG Publishing; 2020. -
Assumptions for the protection of combatants, prisoners of war, civil population and refugees during armed conflicts,
Journal of security and sustainability issues, 2021, https://doi.org/10.47459/jssi.2021.11.(33). -
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The role of the defence subsystem in the state security system
The Armed Forces in crisis management. Warsaw: Publishing House of the War Studies University; 2021. -
Crisis management as an environment for state internal security activities
Crisis management – national and international dimensions. Warsaw: Publishing House of the Military University of Technology; 2020 -
Organised crime and money laundering as threats to state security
National security, yesterday, today and tomorrow. Warsaw: AON Publishing; 2016 -
Information security management in local self-government units
Secure development of the information society. Warsaw: AON Publishing; 2016 -
Contemporary threats to international security
International order in the 21st century. Warsaw: AON Publishing House; 2016. -
Challenges for energy security of the EU
Contemporary determinants of European security. Gdynia: BP Publishing House; 2016. -
Logistical aspects of crisis management
Crisis management. Problems, challenges, directions for improvement. Warsaw: Wydawnictwo Akademii Sztuki Wojennej; 2017. -
Legal regulations for combating and preventing terrorism
Crisis management in terms of terrorist threats. Wydawnictwo Akademii Sztuki Wojennej; 2018 -
Defense planning
European Review of International Law and Relations, Warsaw: 2018, No. 4 (47). -
Methodology for hazard determination and estimation of risks of its occurrence
Contemporary internal security of the Republic of Poland in the light of new threats – Selected problems, Szczytno: Publishing and Printing Department of the Police Academy in Szczytno; 2019. -
Methodology for determining and estimating risks of threats to state security
Contemporary dimensions of public security. Shaping safe spaces. Preventive measures. Warsaw: 2019 -
Cooperation of the Prison Service with other services
Police formations in state internal security. Warsaw: WAT Publishing House; 2020. -
A scientific project carried out by the Faculty of National Security at the War Studies University entitled “Civil defence and civil protection in the integrated system of managing the state defence system and crisis management”.
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A scientific project carried out by the Faculty of National Security at the War Studies University entitled “The Polish Armed Forces in the national crisis management system”.
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Speeches delivered:
Tocicka J.W., Organised crime and money laundering as threats to state security, Polish National Scientific Conference entitled “National security, yesterday, today and tomorrow”, National Defence University, Warsaw 2016.
Tocicka J.W., Contemporary threats to international security, 1st International Student and Doctoral Student Conference entitled “International order in the 21st century”, National Defence University, Warsaw 2016.
Tocicka J.W., Characteristics of security threats in Poland, 2nd Polish National Conference of Doctoral Students and Scientific Circles entitled “Challenges for Security”, NATCON, Gdańsk, Gdynia 2016.
Tocicka J.W., Challenges for energy security of the EU, 5th Polish National Scientific Conference “Security & Defence”, Polish Naval Academy of the Heroes of Westerplatte, Gdynia 2016.
Tocicka J.W., Task modules, 6th Polish Nationwide Scientific Conference from the series Crisis management in the system of national security, War Studies University, Warsaw 2017.
Tocicka J.W., Crisis management and terrorist incidents, 3rd Scientific Conference from the cycle: Armed Forces and terrorism, Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska Wojsk Lądowych im. Generała T. Kościuszki (currently General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces), Wrocław 2017.
Tocicka J.W., Crisis Management in NATO and the EU, Scientific Conference entitled “The world in the face of contemporary challenges”, European School of Law and Administration in Warsaw, Warsaw 2017.
Tocicka J.W., Civil Defence in the European Union, 5th International Scientific Conference “Security of the Republic of Poland in the national and international dimension” entitled European, national and local aspects of security, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Kielce 2017.
Tocicka J.W., Crisis management as an element of state security management, Scientific Conference entitled “Contemporary dilemmas of state security”, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw 2017.
Tocicka J. W., Management vs crisis management – Objectives, differences and similarities, 4th Conference of the Scientific Circle for International Law entitled “Society – opportunities and threats”, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw 2018.
Tocicka J. W., Crisis management in the European Union, International Conference entitled “International order and national security. Perspective of the century”, Brussels 2018.
Tocicka J. W., Constitutional rules for introduction emergency states in the Republic of Poland, International Conference “States of emergency – national and international conditions”, Warsaw 2020.
Tocicka J. W., Defence training of local government administration authorities, 1st Polish National Conference entitled: Education and training of personnel in the security system, Chełm 2021.
Organisational achievements
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She has organised several conferences and scientific seminars, among others: 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th edition of the Polish National Scientific Conference in the cycle of Crisis management in the national security system, the International Conference of Young Scientists entitled States of emergency – national and international conditions and a scientific seminar entitled The Polish Armed Forces in crisis management and Selected aspects of the integration of crisis management and civil protection with national defence preparations.
