Various disasters have become part of the social everyday life. The most effective response to the disaster are the local capacity, ie the available forces at the local level. It is necessary to focus on strengthening the resilience of local communities in order to better withstand future shocks. Innovative technologies such as; warnings, forecasts...

By Tanja Milešević, Mile Medjed, Ibrahim Jusufranić

Today, crimes directed against the property of other natural and legal persons prevail in the structure of national, as well as international crime, where individuals, groups and entire organizations commit their criminal activities lead by the intention to acquire illegal property gain. However, this is not enough, so these persons try to legalize...

By Miodrag N. Simović, Dragan Jovašević, Marina M. Simović

Bosnia and Herzegovina has been recognized by the EU as a potential candidate country for assession since the European Council meeting in Thessaloniki in June 2003. The EU and BIH signed the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) on 16 June 2008 that entered into force after it has been ratified. The Agreement provides a framework for cooper...

By Božidarka Arsenović

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

The trend of globalization and market liberalization makes the use of modern communication tools more accessible, the need for them more pronounced. The arrival of products with new technological achievements and the possibility of subsequent technology utilization in existing products, the need to develop knowledge and skills on the benefits and r...

By Siniša Bilić, Muamer Muminović, Ivana Hadžić

In addition to the usual recyclable products, the recycling of oil, especially from motor vehicles, is gaining in importance. This saves resources and prevents large environmental pollution. In addition to the usual oil products in oils, there are various additives that are dangerous to the environment. The EU Directive defines the removal, regener...

By Pavel Kovač, Ljubomir Šooš, Borislav Savković, Nenad Kulundžić, Dražen Sarjanović

 A man as the most perfect creature on the planet Earth carries a great burden of preserving and improving the environment. The old saying is that the environment has an impact on the formation of man, however, man is not only a passive "observer" of the environment in which he lives. Living in that environment, man is modifying according to h...

By Rade Biočanin, Nedžada Tolja, Enisa Kadrić

The time in which we live is full of challenges and changes that affect all areas of life and work and the quality of the environment. Migrations are a reflection of the character and the socioeconomic and political specifics as an important cultural and historical role in the specific area of a country or region. Today, the socio-economic changes ...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Rade Biočanin

Beeing aware of the possible hazards that threaten on work and measures by which those hazards can be avoided, are the precondition for safety at work. By creating his working environment and environment in general, man was forced to learn constantly, trying to use the past experience and to create conditions for the better in a new time. By workin...

By Mirko Tešić

Member States of the European Union have different traffic laws, mainly the laws focus on fast driving, drunk driving or under the influence of alcohol and the non-use of safety belts. Speed limits vary among Member States, alcoholmeters are most commonly used during control, while blood testing is used in special cases where legal evidence is requ...

By Jasmin Latović