Discrimination or discriminatory behavior is any distinction made among citizens. The task of all states is to respect the European Convention on Human Rights and to prohibit all forms of discrimination, and to regulate it through constitutional principles and other legal regulations. The institutions of each state, and especially the ombudsman and...

By Jelan D Golijan, Radojka Golijan, Dragan Golijan

Globalization is a process of removing barriers to the movement of goods, capital, people, and ideas in the modern world. It is primarily an economic and economically driven process. It is based on the free market as a mechanism that governs the economy but also human society. The essence of the process of globalization as we know it today is to un...

By Ela Martiničević, Krešimir Buntak, Ivana Martinčević

An investment project should not be based on unrealistic assumptions, wishes and dreams of any of the participants in its development. Development makes sense if it is based on the real state of the company (investor), market and management, as such it can provide a basis for making a realistic decision on investing in the realization of the idea a...

By Veis Šerifi, Asib Alihodžić, Senida Šerifi, Sabahudin Petak

Planning must not be left to intuition itself, which is very common in practice. Respecting the fact that intuition is based on experience and knowledge gained through education, the definition that intuition is a subconscious memory and that it is a highly subjective phenomenon must be respected, which should not be a major in creating plans, beca...

By Veis Šerifi, Asib Alihodžić, Senida Šerifi, Sabahudin Petak

The refugee and migrant crisis are inseparable from our reality, although the phenomenon and concept of refugees do not represent news in human history. Not long ago, it is determined by international law - the 1951. Convention on the Status of Refugees, the 1967. Protocol on the Status of Refugees. resolution 2198 (XXI) adopted by the United Natio...

By Elvedin Bečić

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 the context of recent political and social developments, the media have a key economic, social and cultural role. The Internet, but also traditional media, are the most important sources of information and ideas of public interest and an important factor that makes democracy stronger by encouraging the expression of public opinion and strengthen...

By Martina Glasnović

Traffic injuries and the consequences of traffic accidents represent a great burden on the health system, even in the quietest times. In Republika Srpska, more than 100 people lose their lives every year, and over 2,700 are slightly or severely injured in traffic accidents. They are one of the leading causes of injuries and deaths of young and work...

By Tihomir Đurić, Vladan Đurić, Milan Šuman

Human brain counts in a completely different way from conventional digital computers. Neurons are five to six rows of size slower than digital logic. There are human natural and artificial neural networks. The artificial nets are very similar to the human brain. The model of neurons, the mathematical model and the simulation models in the Matlab pr...

By Elvir Čajić, Damir Bajrić

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