Domestic violence is any form of physical and psychological, sexual and economic abuse that takes place in the family. The problem is that this form of force and violence is often invisible and eternally hidden. The problem is that violence has been unexplored for years, and even a forbidden topic. Thanks to the international community and non-gove...

By Jelan D Golijan, Dragan Golijan, Radojka Golijan

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

All of us manage risk on a daily basis, be it consciously or subconsciously. Decision makers, in this case organisations in the public sector, must focus on mechanisms of organisational governance while at the same time audit the entire organisation including risk management i.e., confronting potential threats.One of the standards officially implem...

By Belma Adilović, Dragan Golijan

The impact of mobility in national and international trade, through the processes oftrade in goods, is extremely significant. Therefore, the impact of sustainable mobility on theresilience and sustainability of the economy is even more significant. The biggest challenge ismanifested in circumstances of uncertainty, ie unforeseen crisis situations. ...

By Marko Amidžić, Sinan Alispahić

The purpose of this article is: - to address the right relationships between actors and to ensure success in the Organization, - to explain the relationship between the senior management level and the audit management level, - to explain the ways of understanding and cooperation between auditors and managers, - to address the expectations and diffi...

By Pjetër Ndreca, Arif Murrja

 Carbon dioxide, CO2, is more than any other greenhouse gas - a driver of warming thatcontributed to climate change between 1975 and 2011. Changes in the environment resulting from humanactivities are emissions of greenhouse gases, small particles and changes in land use. Carbon dioxide, CO2remains in the atmosphere unlike other gases, thus co...

By Suad Obradović, Aida Varupa, Maja Salkić-Smailkadić

In themid-1970s, it was thought that management organizational solutions and leadership styles were common or similar throughout the world. This view is clearly based on the relatively uniform principles of Europe’s social market economy and the prevailing logic of the free economy in the United States and around the world. Globalization is i...

By Enes Huseinagić

: On the day, 11.3.2020. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a pandemic ofthe coronavirus COVID-19 and completely changed the lives of the entire population of the planetEarth.After a year, the situation is worse despite adherence to measures and vaccines.The virus hasmutated; we have several strains that are more contagious and easier...

By Melisa Lolić

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

:Electricity distribution networks represent the strategic infrastructure necessary for thedevelopment of any society. Networks are becoming more complex due to the continuous increase incustomer load and sensitivity. Indeed, the improvement in people’s living conditions and industrialdevelopment that most countries have recently experienced,...

By Dijana Tafra