The election system in a lot of countries in the world have not been changed since thebeginning od XIX century, paper is still being used, all the votes have to be counted manually, votingtakes places on specific and predetermined locations. There is a growing number of those who areparticipating in the election process do not trust its efficiency....

By Muharem Kozić, Davor Radivojević

The primary motive of this research is to determine the impact of the Covid-19 virus pandemic on the human position in business structures facing urgent demands for the highest possible level of computerization and automation. For this purpose, primary and secondary data sources, statistical indicators and previously conducted research on the effec...

By Maja Matajčić, Sanja Zlatić, Bojan Premužić

The COVID-19 disease pandemic has changed common life patterns and work strategies andfocused us on the adoption of new ones such as distance learning and work using ICT. Educationalinstitutions around the world have started organizing online programs in a very short time. Most of themfound themselves facing new challenges, models of organizing and...

By Martina Glasnović

Public perception of modern, electoral liberal democracy is distorted by rapidly changing technology and the internet, undermining the effectiveness and even legitimacy of elected officials who are unable to cope with growing governance issues. Resolution of some of these problems such as the effective communication of decision making processes and...

By Mehmet Zirek, Özcan Asilkan

 Due to the lack of manpower in the wider environment, the company decides to supply and hire manpower from the Philippines. The Philippines is a country with a long, even centuries-old tradition of going abroad to work, as the Philippines was a colony of Spain and the United States. As ten percent of the population works abroad, which means a...

By Snježana Klarić, Fitimir Kurti, Bekim Kurti

One of the very current topics lately is certainly the departure of the population from the country. The latest wave of emigration occurred with the accession of the Republic of Croatia to the European Union in 2013, when developed countries became more accessible. There have always been waves of emigrants, but what is quite worrying is that young ...

By Martina Korevec

In 2019, the BiH economy entered a period of slowing economic activity, and in 2020 it entered a deep recession as a result of COVID-19. The real decline in GDP in the third quarter of 2020 was 6.3%. By September 2020, 30,000 people had lost their jobs. The current crisis has caused a drop in demand and losses of income. The recovery of the economy...

By Nenad Novaković, Rajko Macura

In this paper, we deal with the impact of the fifth generation of mobile networks (5G) on human health. We will list some conducted research that shows that their impact on human health is insignificant, as well as those that believe that their impact is significant, especially if the frequencies are in the range of 30 to 100 GHz millimeter waves. ...

By Mladen Radivojević, Nehad Gaši, Dina Vrebac

The use of social networks can be considered the future of almost every business entity that wants to stay current in their business or expand its customer portfolio. Social networks are constantly growing in popularity, especially in times of pandemic. New platforms are constantly appearing, and existing ones are being developed and improved. The ...

By Emir Šahman

The world is facing an atypical way of life during the pandemic period of Covid 19. The department of education, especially, was one of the departments that had to meet the challenge of a completely new living and teaching style. Having determined this, the purpose of this study aims to develop and complete the teachers' digital competence at Eleme...

By Nedžada Tolja