International University of Travnik , Travnik , Bosnia and Herzegovina
The European Green Plan is a package of initiatives in the field of policies aimed at ensuring the green transition of the EU, with the ultimate goal being to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. This Plan articulates the transition of the European Union into a just and prosperous society with a modern and competitive economy. When it comes to the new economic order, the theoretical horizon of developed countries and countries in transition, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, as two epoch-making systems in contemporary reality, is an unavoidable question. Where is the place of Bosnia and Herzegovina in this order in relation to the mentioned two basic systems? Of course, no transition can last as long as we are saying about Bosnia and Herzegovina. But, in one way, in one particular horizon, it nevertheless imposes itself as a certain necessary and possible reality among them, and in that reality at least as a semblance of a non-existent "third". This is enough of a reason to start examining the essence of the point of view of today's position of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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