Declaring a pandemic of the COVID-19 virus, in early 2020, tourist movements around the world stopped due to the ban on international travel, which affects over 90% of the world's population. Although very uncertain, early projections by the World Tourism Organization - UNWTO for 2020 suggest that international arrivals could fall by 20 to 30% comp...

By Duško Stić, Ivo Grgić, Magdalena Zrakić Sušac

The highest levels of government in Bosnia and Herzegovina: the Council of Ministers and the Presidency, should adopt measures that will help all economic entities to overcome the crisis caused by the pandemic. Lower levels of government must make their contribution and allocate additional funds to facilitate business for businesses that exist in t...

By Emir Durić

We live in a world of massively use of social networks, which are gradually taking a central place in modern communication, replacing forums, e-mail and sms. However, what needs to be pointed out is that the use of social networks has changed not only the way of spending free time, communication, business, but also the way of learning and the way o...

By Ela Martiničević, Krešimir Buntak, Ivana Martinčević

The paper shows that globalization is an extremely complex phenomenon, which can not be monitored on the one-dimensional way, but it is a phenomenon marked by numerous controversies, which are then reflected through the attempt to value judgments. The work presents the spectrum of thinking leading scholars today about the achievements and implicati...

By Edin Ramić, Ismet Šabotić

In recent times, we often encounter domestic violence that hinders the conscious development of society. Violence against women is a global problem. Domestic violence is especially noticeable in regions where former patriarchal traditions remain and prevail. In independent Azerbaijan, national legislation serves to prevent all forms of discriminati...

By Ebru Ibish, Nazrin Chiragli Mustafazade

In today's society and the media, we often encounter the notion of the rule of law and the rule of law. Unfortunately, we live in a country where these terms are often at stake, and most often referred to by those who violate them. Usually these terms are perceived as synonyms, but this is not the case. Man has always been striving for the freedom,...

By Arnad Biković

Public transport of passengers in regular traffic is defined by registered timetables and off-line transport of passengers is defined by signed contracts with users of transport services, which carriers are obliged to adhere to. During 2020, the COVID-19 virus appeared, and by his spread, caused unforeseeable consequences for the entire social comm...

By Jusuf Borić

The Covid-19 global pandemic posed a number of unexpected challenges to companies of all sizes and business activities to combat the spread of the virus, which reflected not only on internal changes in employee management, but also changes in the management of external stakeholders - such as customers and suppliers. The purpose of this paper is to ...

By Azra Ahmić, Lejla Skopljak

Today, it can be emphasized with certainty that the rule of law is the foundation of modern economics, politics, culture, education, etc. There is no area of the social system that is not dependent on and protected by the implementation of the rule of law. According to the criterion of whether this principle is applied, states are classified as tot...

By Atanas Kozarev, Tijana Bombol Delevska

A business crisis is a transient, unplanned and undesirable condition that can jeopardize or completely disable business and development opportunities. It is quite clear that the crisis caused by the COVID - 19 virus pandemic is more than a global health threat. In order to reduce the negative impact on business in times of crisis, crisis managemen...

By Asmir Kadrić