The global pandemic caused by the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus has caused, in additionto the loss of human lives, other consequences for both individuals and countries. It brought new patternsof behavior such as the application of social and physical distancing and intensified the use of technologyfor communication, surveillance, and monitori...

By Muhamed Ćosić, Hadžib Salkić, Nešad Krnjić

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

By Maja Mutavdžija, Ivan Cvitković, Krešimir Buntak

The COVID-19 pandemic has consequences in many areas, and one of those areas is trafficand mobility. Transport and mobility are important for the normal functioning of the urban area andallow users to travel. Due to the number of passengers using public transport, there is a risk of spreadingthe virus. One way to reduce the risk of virus transmissi...

By Matija Kovačević, Predrag Brlek

 The paper analyzes the taxation self-employment who are in the system of flat-rate taxation of income from self-employment of the Federation BiH and the Republic of Croatia. Income taxation is not subject to the need to harmonize and coordinate with the acquis communautaire, and as such it is left to the independent regulation of home countri...

By Siniša Bilić, Sanda Livia Maduna, Branimir Vujičić

Today, the needs of modern tourists are very difficult to meet, so tourism is increasingly developing by creating new forms of tourism. So, since tourists have increasing demands it is very difficult to attract tourists within the already existing offer. Recently, rural tourism has stood out as a specific form of tourism. The reason for emphasizing...

By Duško Stić, Marinko Mikić

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

Fully autonomous vehicles represent the highest degree of integration of intelligent transport systems that enable road vehicles to form virtual road trains. Such a concept, in which autonomous vehicles are connected by communication links, enables them to significantly reduce the distance between them and travel at the same speed while maintaining...

By Antun Sertić, Emina Zekotić

The Covid-19 pandemic has opened some new, already forgotten stories of the Bosnian economy that is already hurt for some 25 years. Bosnia and Herzegovina as a transitional country has experienced again these wounds caused by an underdeveloped economy again during the pandemic, since the pandemic crisis has revived these weaknesses and created new ...

By Husein Mehmedović, Narajan Mehmedović

Bosnia and Herzegovina, as one of the less developed transitional countries, has been dealing actively with trading on the international capital markets. The Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SaSe) and Banja Luka Stock Exchange (BISe) as its representatives have achieved the average trading result, having in mind their capacities. There are optimistic expec...

By Husein Mehmedović, Narajan Mehmedović

The survival and organization of the tertiary health care institutions, which integrates a range of specialist and subspecialist activities, becomes a real challenge during the COVID 19 pandemic due to the weakening economic power of the state and the potential loss of standard sources of funding under voluntary and supplementary health insurance. ...

By Sanela Salihagić