Pedestrians are the most vulnerable group of participants in traffic, who, in collision with motor vehicles, most often suffer severe bodily injuries, and sometimes even fatal. The contemporary automobile industry makes great efforts to develop active and passive protection systems for all participants in traffic, including pedestrians. Protection ...

By Danislav Drasković

The current pandemic COVID - 19 has caused numerous negative connotations in thefunctioning of each state. Huge human casualties, economic collapse of states, endangered existence ofthe population, various measures of the authorities and other social anomalies are evident. This producesa specific situation in the public, especially public opinion a...

By Slavica Kačarević

Everyday political disputes within political elites have had significant negative effects on the relationship between the three constituent peoples in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thanks to the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina that is independent from daily politics, the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark has remained independent from these p...

By Husein Mehmedović, Narajan Mehmedović

Within this research, the key problems and limitations faced by the tax administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina from the aspect of digitalization of the taxation process. Tax policy is a complex area and indeed, many compromises are required when designing a proper tax system and tax systems must also be adapted to specific country characteristics...

By Saudin Terzić, Amira Hasanović

Measures adopted to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic have affected the reduction of population movement and the reduction of human contact. The new way of functioning of society and the new needs of society influenced the creation of new trends in urban planning, among which is the concept of a 15-minute city. A 15-minute city is a city ...

By Maja Mutavdžija, Ivan Cvitković, Krešimir Buntak

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

The global crisis is also an opportunity for new steps forward in all economic spheres. The Covid 19 pandemic in Croatia has also encouraged agricultural producers to significantly adapt their production to the local market, taking advantage of consumers’ desire for more “fresh and authentic” products. In tourism, the motives for ...

By Ivo Grgić, Duško Stić, Magdalena Zrakić Sušac

The primary motive of this research is determining the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the highly complex structures such as global supply chains. The research draws conclusions about the current situation and challenges that global supply chains will face in the near future. Therefore, primary and secondary data sources, statistical indicators ...

By Maja Matajčić, Krešimir Buntak, Sanja Zlatić

According to the estimates of world economic experts (which can be found in various newspapers and press) on economic reforms, all estimates are that there is no solution without a large investment of money. Great attention should be paid to the education of the population of all ages and ages, in order to change the mentality and cu...

By Tešo Ristić

The paper analyzes the measures taken by the Government of the Republic of Croatia, caused by the crisis caused by COVID-19, in order to mitigate the effects of the pandemic on the economy, especially on job preservation and financial stability. Through the measure of reducing labor costs, the growth of unemployment was prevented and aggregate dema...

By Siniša Bilić, Sanela Jusufović