One of the basic and above all fundamental European values is environmental protection as a relatively new concept in the development of the EU. The Directive of the European Union on the consumption of energy from renewable sources states that energy from renewable sources or renewable energy sources is one of the strategic goals of the European U...

By Dražen Sarjanović, Pavel Kovač, Dušan Ješić, Borislav Savković

When it comes to the future of the planet, it is challenging to envision it without progress in the field of the green economy. The green economy ensures a fairer distribution of available resources and funds, contributing to the reduction of poverty and inequality in society. Additionally, the green economy has a more positive impact on the conseq...

By Husein Mehmedović

Whole genome sequencing is easier than ever and helps advancing the medical research and personalized healthcare. As extracting the genomic data becomes faster and less complex, individual rights in privacy must be respected and secured. The main focus of this paper is to study and compare models and algorithms that protect the genomic data by usin...

By Magdalena Punčeva Marina

Green accounting is a part of modern accounting, with the primary task of providing adequate data and information to the management of the corporation to assess the economic effects of the implementation of positive legal regulations, standards, contracts, protocols and other international, European, national and other measures. The aim of introduc...

By Olivera Mijailović

In the paper is presented developed software tool intended for assessment of Fibre To The Home (FTTH) next generation optical access networks. The software tool CABE is based on mathematical models that comprise aspects of network Cost, Availability, Bandwidth and Energy. The models include specific requirements for analysis of access networks...

By Zijad Havić, Halid Žigić, Meldin Žigić

Crisis situations, such as the one caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, are establishing new circumstances in life and activities, to which education is also exposed. These circumstances impose various restrictions related to mobility, inability to travel, inability to work and other barriers. The technological challenges of education come to the fore,...

By Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić, Ajla Haračić

The Law on Civil Procedure of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina („Official Gazette of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina“, No. 73/05, 19/06 and 98/15; hereinafter: the CAP) prescribes the rules of procedure before the courts. These rules apply to civil disputes before the competent courts. Article 1 of the LCP stipulates: &...

By Adis Mehić, Jasmina Tahirović

This paper aims to systematically present some of the key aspects of the relatively new political paradigm in the Europe known as populism, created as an antithesis to the global processes of the modern age embodied in neoliberal discourse and globalism. The recent conflict and humanitarian tragedy in Ukraine, as well as the recent elections in Hun...

By Duško Masleša

Occupational safety economics aims to study the economic consequences of unfavorable working conditions and inadequate occupational safety and their impact on business results. The paper analyzes the injuries and sick leaves over a period of seven years in one of the mines in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The number of lost working hours as well as losse...

By Sead Softić

With global population growth and greater industrialization in developing countries, the population's need for energy is increasing daily. Having in mind the modern problems ofincreasing electricity, we can say with certainty that we must not abandon any existing energy source, although some of them certainly have a bad impact on the human environm...

By Amila Šiljak