Knowledge-based human capital is directed towards innovation, which makes products and services a new value. This highlights the constant need for training and development of employees through the impact on their knowledge, skills and abilities. Investing in knowledge and education is an investment in the future, which, as a significant economic re...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Olgica Nestorović, Dušan Aničić

Sustainability, as one of the most prevalent global themes, sets new demands and challenges for companies, academics and states to tackle the ever-growing problems caused by companies' operations through pollution and waste. One of the right solutions is the concept of circular economy which brings the proposals of new models for managing companies...

By Azra Ahmić

The policy of human potentials is the essential part of strategy in every option. Among the classical resources (raw materials, machines, capital, people), the stress lies more and more on people nowadays, for whose development the significant assets have been allocated, and the administrative personnel service and the managers of all levels are co...

By Azra Ahmetović

The 20th century represents the synthesis of all the best but also the worst (due to wars) in man as such, and in what he can create. The most important of the many progresses made by mankind during the twentieth century is mass education. Undoubtedly, in today's time, times of change and globalization, the human factor becomes the most important d...

By Muharem Fišo

Bus stations represent one of the key places in traffic infrastructure of every city and are significant infrastructural objects for all passengers who travel in domestic or international transport, as well as for road transport companies which carry out this transport. Bus stations customers are road transport companies, passengers, as well as cus...

By Veselin Salamadija, Pavle Gladović

With the rapid development of technology, many business processes were transferred to the electronic processing of data which implied development of local networks in many companies and organizations. Most network infrastructures have been developed incrementally, spread to the needs and in most cases these was an ad-hoc approach without a lot of p...

By Muharem Redžibašić, Mladen Radivojević

By pointing out the social responsibility that is being achieved by maintaining good relationships not only with consumers but with everyone interested in business operations, it is pointed out to the main goal of the research. This paper seeks to investigate the degree of contribution of the company's quantum and quality of life, as well as the co...

By Miroslav Flego, Dubravko Mačečević

The concept of sustainable development refers to a form of economic growth that meets the needs of the society in the short, medium and long term. This concept is based on the assumption that the development needs to meet current needs, without compromising the satisfaction of the needs of future generations. Sustainable development is based on: ec...

By Biljana Đukić, Veljko Đukić

 Macedonia as a country in transition had many reforms in the area of criminal law. One of the main reasons of the reforms of course was harmonization with European law. Periodization of criminal law is part of this article, novelty as a method was used as a part of the reforms in field of criminal code. After the independence of Macedonia fro...

By Ebru Ibish

The living world (man, animal, plant) consists of a large number of volatile chemical compounds that form living matter, composed of a relatively small number of chemical elements (22). Biogenic elements are divided into macromolecules and micromolecules, most organic molecules are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur. There ar...

By Rade Biočanin, Nedžada Tolja, Goran Stevanović, Petra Rađenović