Broadband access telecommunications networks require a detailed analysis of energy consumption and the implementation of redundant structures for efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Increasing energy prices and the need for network reliability highlight the importance of optimizing energy consumption and reducing environmental impact. The solution l...

By Zijad Havić, Bekir Fulan

Sustainable development is a key approach for improving the economic and ecological balance in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the circular economy plays a central role in this process. By focusing on optimizing the use of resources, reducing waste, and promoting recycling, the circular economy can significantly contribute to sustainable development. I...

By Jelisaveta Seka Cvijanović, Slađana Batinić

This paper explores the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in supporting teachers within inclusive classrooms, with the aim of analyzing how AI technologies can enhance the educational process for students with special educational needs. The focus is on the application of AI in personalizing teaching, differentiating educational content, and cont...

By Ajla Hurem

The business goal of every manufacturing company is to achieve satisfactory product quality. In the new industrial revolution, the goal is to control and manage the process constantly, on line, in order to prevent possible bad pieces. In the assessment of process quality, the statistical method “statistical process control SPC” is often...

By Branko Štrbac, Borislav Savković, Branislav Dudić

The Una National Park is located in a picturesque area on the state border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The Una National Park, with its ecological and tourist capacities, operates in accordance with the provisions of the Law on National Parks. However, the overall perspective and functionality in the protection of the resources of th...

By Mile Matijević, Biljana Rađenović, Amarildo Mulić

Given that the information and technological revolution has exponentially increased the use of new electronic equipment, a rapid accumulation of large quantities of obsolete devices has occurred. As a result, e-waste is now one of the fastest-growing types of waste. Globally, ewaste accounts for more than 5% of all waste, and its volume continues t...

By Amila Muratbegović, Goran Popović

The paper discusses how the green mentality necessary for the sustainable transition of society is shaped through sport and the psychological development of young people. The starting point is that through participation in sports activities and guided psychological interventions, the values of responsibility, selfdiscipline, care for the community ...

By Dario Homoki, Dalibor Tufeković, Marko Kunac

Subsidies are one of the key instruments of agricultural policy aimed at strengthening the competitiveness and sustainability of agricultural production. This paper examines the impact of government support on the productivity of agricultural producers in the Western Balkans. Through a comparative analysis of subsidy models in Bosnia and Herzegovin...

By Ljubomir Madunić, Mate Budimir, Zrinka Tolušić Sić

Despite several subsequent recommendations of the European Commission to start the pre-accession negotiations of the Republic of Macedonia and Albania with the EU, this did not happen until the beginning of July 2022. The opening of negotiations for these two Balkan states at the end of 2019 was openly opposed by French President Emmanuel Macron, a...

By Emanuela Esmerova

Victimization is a complex process in which a person becomes a victim of various forms of threat to personal integrity. Threatening can manifest itself through acts of violence (physical, psychological), discrimination, and other forms of psychophysical illegal activities, including acts of a criminal offense. Personal integrity implies the integri...

By Mile Matijević, Damir Šneperger