The contemporary international community, as well as the countries of the Western Balkans subregion, are characterized by effors to eliminate ecological anomalies, preserve the living environment and desing sustainable economic development of society. The political, economy, security and other interests of the citizens they are constantly innovatin...

By Aleksandar Gajić

Traffic is one of the main causes of environmental pollution in urban areas, especially larger cities such as Sarajevo. The strategy for reducing the emission of harmful gases in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina relies exclusively on reducing the age of vehicles in traffic. However, it is possible to undertake additional activities in order...

By Almir Ahmetspahić, Goran Popović

In this work, the usual technical-legal approach to traffic management is omitted and emphasis is placed on planning, organization, implementation and control of traffic activities. Thus, the work connects the key components of strategic planning with traffic management. Strategic planning is used on an organization-wide basis and in major function...

By Enes Huseinagić

The last decade of the twentieth century, as in the past 23 years of the 21st century, is characterized by the constant presence of terrorist threats, both nationally and regionally and globally. Bearing in mind that terrorism is a threat in which prevention is primarily the most important in the field of timely prevention of terrorist activities, ...

By Ferdinand Odžakov

In todays world, the responsible spatial and urban planning should clearly detect the problems and challenges that represent expressions of global urban complexity. At the same time it should also recognize the individual specifics of each of the urban spaces. Therefore, plans and a series of protocols have been developed that regulate the field of...

By Elvedin Bečić

Bosnia and Herzegovina, is regulated by adopting, in prescribed procedures, appropriate regulations (laws and by-laws). Sustainable and profitable economic development through the so-called "green economy" is a trend in the modern world, to which Bosnia and Herzegovina is striving, all with the aim of creating new values of economic, ecological and...

By Remzija Kadrić, Adil Osmanović, Ismet Šabotić, Edin Ramić

In this paper, the authors deal with the issue of the challenges of current tax policies in the  countries of the European Union (EU), as well as the impact of tax harmonization on their national  economies. Tax rates in each national economy should be in line with the elasticity of supply and demand.  If the differences between supp...

By Олгица Несторовић, Виолета Бабић, Вук Милетић

The concept of traditional corporate governance implies separation of power, establishment of control at the level of the board of directors and engagement of external auditors, which does not increase organizational value or achieve long-term effective performance and social responsibility. It is necessary to make changes towards sustainable corpo...

By Olivera Mijailović

In this paper, we deal with intelligent systems and artificial intelligence in public administration that can provide users with self-service and service offerings. In order to achieve this, the public administration must implement a unique public administration data warehouse and a unique public administration knowledge base. In order to be able t...

By Jasmin Jusufranić, Mirsad Imamović, Selma Otuzbir-Mecan, Mladen Radivojević

The transition to sustainable development and the promotion of sustainable mobility are critical issues for Europe and the world as we seek to address the pressing challenges of climate change and environmental degradation. The challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina are particularly acute, with high levels of pollution and an energy system that relie...

By Nehad Gaši, Dina Vrebac, Azra Hrustić