During centuries road transport has proved its importance in contemporary society. The distribution process of goods in the modern economy, as well as the transport of passengers have been unthinkable without road transport. According to reports of the European Commission, more than 3 million tons of kilometers has been achieved in the EU27 and EU...

By Vladimir Popović, Dejan Bogićević, Pavle Gladović, Nemanja Petrović

In civilization, historical, cultural and geographical sense, Montenegro is an integral part of Europe, but not in economical (primarily in the field of competitiveness and backwardness of most economic indicators), infrastructural and institutional sense. 25-years of transition reforms have not given the expected results or propagated economic per...

By Veselin Drašković, Milica Delibašić

Bosnia and Herzegovina and the countries of Southeastern Europe in the last decade have not led a rational economic policy. The main focus of economic policy must be the domestic economy and above all the real sector of the industry because it generates funds for the growth and development of the economy and increase GDP, and therefore creates the ...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić

Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the six federal units of former Yugoslavia, which is constituted as a final state. There have been attempts to finish its constitution in 1992. year, but it did not work for many reasons. On the trail of neglect important facts, especially the equality of all three nations, was formed separative state organizations ...

By Golijan Dragan, Alisa Salkić

The security community of Bosnia and Herzegovina implies the protection of national unity, internal stability of legal and political system and social community as a whole. Such a level of protection is achieved by timely detection and elimination of relevant existing or forthcoming phenomena and processes that can negatively impact upon the securi...

By Zoran Savić, Zoran Kovačević

As the title “Legal Framework of Local Self- Government in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina“ suggests, this book is about the local self-governance int he Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina solely. For those who are interested in this type of reading and to make it clearer for them, there may be noted that only the larger BiH Entity – the...

By Selim Hasović

Dayton Peace Accords (Dayton, November 21 1995) was signed in entirely adverse circumstances for Bosnia and Hezegovina, and it is a result of strong pressure of International Community, especially of American administration of those times. Content of the Accords, in its general provisions and annexes (eleven annexes in total), is contradictory (Ann...

By Remzija Kadrić

In the past two decades, and in the whole period after the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina has maintained a relatively high degree of political instability, which is why the process of democratic decision-making, coordination and harmonization hardly worked. The standard of living remained low, the positive impact of t...

By Rebić Nevenko

World and domestic literature and entrepreneurial practice on the pedestal of key factors of business success they put business ethics, social responsibility, environmental protection and sustainable development which today are mutual permeate and ultimately determine all activities of business and social entities and influence the entire natural a...

By Nikola Kuvačić, Zenaida Varupa

This work deals with sustainable development of tourism issues, with special focus on the perspectives of further growth and development of Montenegrin tourism. Aim of this work is to emphasize the fact that tourism destination management must be focused on achieving qualitative development goals instead on quantitative growth, as was the case unti...

By Dr Dragan Bulatović