Gray economy - it is a phenomenon that is not easy to analyze because it is not in the domain of regular, institutionally arranged, visible, statistically measurable. It occurs in almost all areas of economic activity and in different aspects. Gray economy must be evaluated and analyzed in any country based on a deep understanding of how the econom...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Anja Zelihić

The reform process in Bosnia and Herzegovina takes place quite slowly, as well as the progress of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the context of the European state. The "one step forward - two steps back" is the most frequent epilogue of Bosnai and Herzegovina path towards European integration. The reason for the slow progress is primarily related to the...

By Edin Ramić, Amira Delić

Exploring the economic significance of tourism, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) argued that tourism represents the largest branch of the economy (it consumes around 11% of the world's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the largest employer, the largest taxpayers and the like. Tourism also determines one of the largest travel migrations in ...

By Duško Stić

How to adapt 'old' and already existing to the information technology of modern business? With the development of a new technology, innovative management forms are being developed that will be competent to manage and upgrade this technology. For technology it is important to increase the efficiency of human work and communication. Integration of IT...

By Almedina Hatarić, Imran Kasumović, Dženita Muratagić

Creativity is a mental process involving the creation of new ideas, concepts or solutions to problems, and new links between existing ideas and concepts. It is represented in all age groups and in all cultures. This creative potential is within every human, more or less. Creativity is a dynamic phenomenon, human phenomenon that refers to the abilit...

By Ivica Kaniški, Krešimir Buntak

One of the candidates for membership in the European Union is also Bosnia and Herzegovina. Some of the conditions that candidate countries need to fulfill in order to join the European Union, in legal and economic aspects, are the guarantee of economic stability and respect of human rights. When we talk about economic stability then in this part th...

By Jasmina Tahirović

In today's turbulent environment, organizational survival depends on the ability to adapt, both externally and internaly. The profile of leaders of tomorrow should be considered in the dynamic development of economy and society. Their main task is to predict the future course of development, strategic implementation of the achievements of technolog...

By Azra Ahmetović

Corruption is considered as main cause as well as consequence of poverty in world and it continues to be one of the greatest compliance risks for organizations. It is present everywhere in the world to a varying degrees and in a various forms. Therefore, it has been recognized, that fight against corruption, need to be displaced from the post festu...

By Haris Fazlagić

The interactive interdependence of international exchange and economic growth in transition countries motivates and directs research efforts in the phenomenological sphere of sport as a complex social system that permanently to some extent affects the development of the national economy. Through research work, it tries to evaluate methodically all ...

By Dubravko Mačečević, Tamara Ratković

Bosnia and Herzegovina is 16.06.2008. signed the Stabilization and Association Agreement, which is the first formal contractual relationship between BiH and the EU. With the signing of the SPP, Bosnia and Herzegovina assumed the obligation to gradually align legislation. The Stabilization and Association Agreement entered into force on 01.06.2015. ...

By Adela Mujinović, Tanja Skroza, Amir Mešinović