The importance of public transport in the life of every individual is indisputable, and even more in the social and economic development.At the beginning of the third millennium, it is impossible to imagine conducting basic and economic activities without the transport of goods and passengers, i.e. without the use of cars and other modern means of ...

By Milan Milošević, Branislav Milosavljević

We must keep our historical cultural values, which are the common heritage of all the civilizations living on the earth from day to day, in accordance with their nature. Bosnia and Herzegovina also has unique structures for world cultural heritage. Everything is developing and changing in our globalizing world. Some of these changes can be defined ...

By Ayşe Arici, Pınar Usta, Jasmin Latović

The quick and constant change, the introduction of new techniques and technologies, changing current behaviors and attitudes. Market needs imposed by the maximum production at minimum cost, wherein use is made uncritical machines, materials and processes, which are a bit test is performed employment of low qualified, products in the market are of u...

By Mirko Tešić

The existence of passengers in the public transport system puts extremely high demands on the organizers of this process, because any disturbance in the carriage of passengers reflects the satisfaction of the quality of transport services. The quality of public transport depends on the policy planning of the city development and mobility that is no...

By Milan Stanković, Pavle Gladović, Vladimir Popović, Nada Stojanović

Neurodiplomacy and neuroeconomy represent new scientific disciplines involving a large number of related academic fields in social sciences, politics, psychology, neurology and communicology. Identification procedures are using methods and techniques of neurosimulation at the cognitive, affective and conative levels. Implementation of modern proced...

By Slobodan Nešković

Harmonisation of national legislation with the acquis communautaire is the biggest challenge for BiH in the EU integration process and it is one of the many criteria that Bosnia and Herzegovina needs to fulfill in order to become a member of the EU. The process of legal harmonization and acceptance of European standards implies comprehensive intern...

By Amira Delić, Dragan Golijanin

The World Bank's analysis says that the economies of the Western Balkan countries should grow at least 6% per year, all with the goal of reaching the European Union average by the end of the fourth decade of this century. The facts are currently speaking against this tendency, where the gap deepens in almost all economic parameters. After a decade ...

By Almir Hodžić

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

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

This paper presents the analysis of parking characteristics in the central zone of Gradačac in ul. Hasan Kikić. The subject of research work is to establish a realistic factual situation in the observed parking zone, and the aim of the research is to explore the characteristics of parking in the observed area, which attracts a large number of visit...

By Armin Mujčić, Asib Alihodžić, Radenka Bjelošević, Dragomir Lejić