The European Parliament and the European Council have adopted Directive 2008/96/EC relating to the safety of traffic infrastructure. This Directive binds the EU Member States to implement the guidelines on roads comprising the parts of the Trans-European traffic network, regardless of the stage those roads are in. EU Member States have a possibilit...

By Danislav Drašković, Dragoslav Mihajlović, Ljubo Glamočić, Samir Hrnjić

Mathematics is one of the first sciences arising from different types of problems that people have faced throughout history, and as such is one of the main and core subjects at all technical faculties. Knowledge of mathematics is used in various maritime activities including the seafarers training. Quality of their education contributes to knowledg...

By Tatjana Stanivuk, Marina Laušić, Karlo Kriletić

Business entities that have incorporated corporate social responsibility into their activities most often present this to the general public as part of their annual report or as a stand-alone report on corporate responsibility. Reporting helps the business entity to clearly set goals and measure the performance and effectiveness of the implemented ...

By Lejla Skopljak

The basic rule of corporate governance in the company is that ownership is separate from management, and equity, accountability and transparency in business activities are highlighted. Corporate social responsibility of business entities is already important today, and it is certain that in the future it will become even more relevant. Management s...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Rade Biočanin

In contrast to the successful establishment of the system of international organizations and institutions in the field of finance and trade, with the objective to eliminate or reduce obstacles to the free movement of goods, capital, labor, technology and information, international community has not been able to establish a mechanism for increased p...

By Nedžad Azemović, Rešad Azemović

Passing through the streets and parks of our cities throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is possible to notice more or less battered benches in pairs, destroyed trees, destroyed children's playgrounds. The question arises what can be done to repair destroyed buildings in cities. Given the widespread use of information technology in society, it is ...

By Almedina Hatarić

Institute of notary is one of the institutes of contemporary law, which leads to legal safety and believing of the require court from the many cases which do not require court and preventive protection. The entry od Bosnia and Herzegovina into European union is impossible without introduction institute of notary in our legal system. Necessity of ha...

By Azra Goran Ramić, Dragan Golijan

Sustainable development as a modern concept implies economic development in line with the social, economic and ecological component. In this paper, his environmental aspects will be analyzed. The aim is to demonstrate the extent to which awareness of environmental destruction exists in favor of achieving economic growth, and whether they are in a p...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Olgica Nestorović, Radomir Biočanin

The long-term goal of sustainable agriculture is to ensure a stable production of quality food, while preserving natural resources and energy, protecting the environment, rentabilität, preserving health and quality of life. Conventional agriculture has the task of providing optimum food production, and in terms of quantity and quality. Biotech...

By Jasmina Mijajlović, Boban Kostić, Aida Varupa, rade Biočanin

The service sector is an important factor in the development of the modern economy. It manifests itself through easier overcoming of the recession and stimulating economic growth and employment. In doing so, learning and knowledge play a major role as key factors for improving the innovative processes, in achieving enviable competiti...

By Enes Husenagić