The European Union targets zero emissions by 2050. A key sector for achieving this goal is road transport, where emissions show no signs of decreasing but continue to grow. Diesel engines are important propulsion systems for road and off-road vehicles. Most heavy trucks and buses are powered by a diesel engine due to long-term reliability, high fue...

By Slobodan Tošić, Slavko Đurić, Zdravko Božičković, Asib Alihodžić

The objectives of this paper are tilting trains, tilting trains are currently used in all developedcountries around the world. Tilting trains have been used on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina since2016 on the Sarajevo-Banja Luka route, the trains that are used are called Talgo trains. Tilting trainsachieve significantly higher speeds compar...

By Mirnes Požegić, Miroslav Đurić

The economy and modern media are respectable factors in the functioning of every work. The aim of this paper is a meaningful and competent research of important postulates of economic trends and media engagements in the modern global community. This is essential in the current context of the global economic crisis. Traditional and postmodern means ...

By Slobodan Nešković

 Fast, efficient and cheap transport is a central principle of the European Union, when it comes to the mobility of the population, the progress of the economy and the free flow of goods and capital. The goals of the European transport policy are highlighted in the White Paper from 1992, where the need for quality connection of national transp...

By Momčilo Sladoje, Asib Alihodžić, Amina Ahmetović, Srđan Marinković

Factoring today is a significant way of financing, both large corporations and small and medium enterprises, which is based on the purchase of receivables from the seller on the basis of goods sold to the buyer. Factoring is a business whose essence is the payment to the client of his receivables from third parties, collection of these receivables ...

By Nedeljko Krajišnik

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

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

E-marketing in tourism has emerged with the development of information technology and the increasing use of the Internet by a wide range of users. During 2020, a pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus was declared worldwide. One of the most affected activities is tourism, given that the movements of people around the world are limited. In this conte...

By Marinko Mikić

Preventive measures of epidemic COVID-19 infection disease have significantly changed the lives of individuals and communities on the whole, requiring new work strategies and ideal coping with the changes in the new emerging life circumstances. Since the proclamation of the epidemic the kindergartens of The City of Zagreb have continuously organize...

By Martina Glasnović

On the way from the traditional to the modern developed economy, in the conditions of the COVID 19 pandemic, major changes are happening. Old markets are limited and new ones are open. As a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, there is no significant development of new technologies and the emergence of a larger number of new products and services on th...

By Veljko Đukić, Ognjen Đukić