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 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

The main prerequisite for successful economic development of every economy in the modern business environment implies availability of sufficient financial resources with which would be financed the successful and sustained economic growth and development.Having in mind that the financial capital is very limited resource, and that many countries do ...

By Maida Bećirović, Azra Bećirović, Duško Masleša, Jasna Kuljanović

The phenomenon of leadership is old as civilization. Today in management exists a myriad of definitions of leadership as well as people who have attempted to define it. Leadership is not easy to define, because it is impossible to have specific rules for specific behaviours of individuals. Leadership in organizations is seen as the launch of the re...

By Enes Huseinagić, Lejla Skopljak, Mujo Fišo

The EU accession process took place in different stages of an individual country (the Association Agreement; Europe Agreements and Stabilisation and Association Process). With these processes, the European Union has offered to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement which referred to Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and...

By Remzija Kadrić, Amina Kadrić, Irma Hodţić, Selma Otuzbir

A growing conflict among economy, ecology and ethics must be solved by a corporate social responsibility and a global consensus around vital issues for the survival of humanity. Integration of logistics functions in terms of reverse logistics has a significant contribution to the efforts aimed at saving the environment. Reverse marketing logistics ...

By Mimo Drašković, Slobodan Lakić, Veselin Drašković

Public passenger transport (PPT) is an indispensable element of city life meeting the basic need for mobility. In this paper Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is used as a method to improve its functioning. This mathematical programming technique is successfully used to quantify the efficiency of companies in the manufacturing and service sector. The...

By Pavle Gladović

Traffic flow regulation with traffic signal is often used in cities to increase the level of service and traffic safety. Despite the fact that traffic signals directly eliminate conflict between vehicles, and also between vehicles and pedestrians, traffic accidents at intersections are very frequent. Analysis of accidents at signalized intersection...

By Vuk Bogdanović, Nenad Ruškić, Zoran Papić, Nemanja Garunović

The concept of sustainable development implies a process towards achieving a balance between economic, social and environmental requirements to ensure the needs of the current generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Enviroment is taken for grantes by many people, but the pressure on the limited res...

By Jasmin Jusufranić

The paper presents an approach in assessing the intensity of greenhouse gas emissions from air traffic in the Canton Sarajevo, through the model based on Recommended Best Practice - RBP, which have been developed through collaboration between the agency the Federal Aviation Administration - FAA, Office of Environment and Energy - AEE, USEPA, the da...

By Ivan Račić, Ibrahim Jusufranić, Vuk Bogdanović, Ismira Ahmović