Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country with relatively poor ecological awareness, the environment on one hand and business efficiency and sustainable development on the other. The correct combination of these concepts can lead to stimulation of business solutions and improvement of the environment. Ecoefficiency is an important factor for sustainable...

By Suad Isić

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small country with very few large urban agglomerations that are especially demanding in the area of public transport, especially in the segment of high capacitive mass transportation (tram, metro or lakošinski systems). Of the cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina that have public transport are: Sarajevo (around 480,000 inhab...

By Almedina Hatarić

This paper is particularly emphasized another aspect is very important for the formation of attitudes in traffic and the development of personality and its relationship to traffic starting from children as the most vulnerable participants in traffic to the parents and teachers of children who mainly learn the most and depend on in life. Education o...

By Tihomir Đurić, Josip Jerković, Mario Zeko, Tihomir Jerković

Trigonometry was, as a part of mathematics, until the renaissance almost exclusively usedin astronomy, and not as a mathematical theory. Plane ttrigonometry was used just as much as needed for spheerical trigonometry. There are many uses of trigonometric functions today. One of theese uses is visible in marine, specially in navigation. Numerical ca...

By Tatjana Stanivuk, Josip Đula, Frane Prolić, Marina Šarac

Modern market trends in developed countries directly affect the design, planning and design of transport systems and technologies, storage, loading, ordering, packaging and other logistics activities. The economic system under the heavy action of the market in terms of quality logistics services and logistics costs, subject to changes to the applic...

By Jasmin Jusufranić

A sustainable urban transport system requires strengthening various features of the system including mobility, accessibility, affordability, social equity, efficiency, safety, security, convenience, low carbon, comfort, and people- and environment-friendliness. In order to achieve all these elements, various challenges need to be addressed in an in...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Tanja Milešević

The development strategy represents a set of (complex) coordinated activities wich for predetermined period of time lead to the realization of the existing basic goals of economic and social development. Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have a comprehensive and well thought out strategic development program for a longer period. Planning socio-econom...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić

The time of electronic business (e-business) has come, so the larger and more successful companies started or they are planning to start with realization of e-business, because it is a necessity for them. Electronic commerce (e-commerce) and electronic business should be observed in the context of their involvement with the business and technology ...

By Mirsad Imamović, Jasmin Jusufranić

Quasi-neoliberal rhetoric in some transitional countries is predominantly of apologetic and interest character. Unfortunately, it represents not only an "extended hand" of alternative institutions, but also an anti-development basis of official economic policy. It is one of the proven ideological methods for ignoring and submission the formal and i...

By Mimo Drašković, Veselin Drašković, Slobodan Lakić

The importance of transition of the Western Balkans is reflected in several aspects. Since most of the countries covered by the Process of Stabilisation and Association will not become full members of EU soon, it is conditional on by linking their economies which would have a positive impact on the rapid economic development. The processes of regio...

By Слободан Нешковић