The most frequently cited definition of the sustainable development is surely the one from the Brundtlanding report which defines sustainable development as 'development that enables satisfying of the needs of current generations, but without endangering the needs of future generations.' The understanding of traffic system requires integrative inte...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić

The reliability, availability and adaptability of modern transport engineering, maintenance costs, energy costs and agricultural production costs depend on friction, wear and lubrication of numerous tribo-mechanical systems of transport and agricultural machinery. Exploitation characteristics reflect different aspects of motor oil behavior and repr...

By Dušan Ješić, Sandra Sovilj-Nikić, Pavel Kovač, Vladimir Blanuša

In the approach to the analysis, our focus will be on a number of key issues related to the topic, with the emphasis that tourism, as a subject of study and as a subject of scientific knowledge, has undergone several phases and stages of development, and has, since the middle of the 20th century, become a significant factor in economic development ...

By Mladen Bodiroža, Slobodan Iljić

The authors of this paper analyze the necessity of applying modern methods and techniques of company management from transition economies with the aim of improving the efficiency of operations and competitive competences. The greatest opportunity to improve the business of companies from transition countries implies a faster and more comprehensive ...

By Snežana Bešić, Ibrahim Jusufranić, Dejan Đorđević, Cariša Bešić

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

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

Unmanned aerial vehicles are a new technology that continues to evolve and overtake its original military purpose. The implementation of modern navigation and communication systems has enabled practically unlimited use of drones in police, customs, scientific, geographic, agricultural, commercial and other purposes. Recognizing the potential of unm...

By Amira Delić, Emina Zekotić, Merima Delić

This work explained the legal aspects of accession to the European Union with reference to Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is mentioned and explained in detail what the European Union mean and what it represents. Also in this work, the procedure of the European Union is explained and all its member countries are listed. Also, the EU accession process ha...

By Arnad Biković

The purpose of this paper is to show how innovations in logistics are needed, faster and more influential in business than ever before according to the growing number of challenges and problems that the logistics sector currently faces. Logistic companies that want to remain competitive in the logistics market need to continuously monitor innovatio...

By Azra Ahmić

The igh density, and the intensity of traffic flows, improvement of driving dynamics of motor vehicles and the high percentage of participation of motor vehicles operated by persons who have not fully acquired professional management habits, technical malfunction of motor vehicles, poor road conditions and incorrect design of its geometry, as well ...

By Senad Haurdić