During the process of the first introduction of tramways in the period 1870 -1900 some 150 cities in Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and Ukraine settled their systems. The technological level of this systems are similar with a level of new tram systems introduced in Western Europe and USA. During the time, especially after the end of Second Worl...

By Gradimir Stefanović

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

The aim of the research is to assess the possible contribution of the highway corridor to regional and local development in its wider and immediate surroundings through the spatial planning process. The research was carried out on the example of two spatial plans for the special purpose area – the corridors for Pozega-Boljare (E-763) and Ni&s...

By Vladica Ristić, Marija Maksin

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

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

Insufficient economic development of some countries can be result of insufficient financial investments in knowledge and education. One of those countries is Bosnia and Herzegovina. Authorities at all levels have appropriated minimal funds for these purposes so far. The importance of knowledge and education in economic development can be detected o...

By Husein Mehmedović

 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 biggest challenges that are set before Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), like other countries in the region, is unemployment. Accelerating economic growth is the basic mechanism of permanent and sustainable increase in employment. The term "green workplace" refers to workplace in agriculture, manufacturing, construction, in scientific, technologica...

By Veljko Đukić

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

In this paper we will try to provide some more interesting professional and scientific insight into the terms of insurance, reinsurance and co-insurance. In this regard, insurance is understood as an economic, service business based on the principles of mutuality and solidarity. That presupposes editing the regulation of the rights and obligations ...

By Željko Božić, Jasna Ćorluka, Krešimir Ćorluka