The energy certification of buildings in Serbia has brought numerous changes, related to the way new buildings are designed, but also a significant need for energy rehabilitation of existing buildings. The aim of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of the most commonly used facade assemblies, considering that the facade of a building i...

By Marina Nikolić Topalović, Snežana Bajić, Vanja Simić

 The main goal of the work is to describe the state, indicators, goals, policies and measures in the dimension of decarbonization, which refers to the subdimension - emission and removal of greenhouse gases in the Republic of Srpska (B&H), based on data from the still working document Energy and Climate Plan of the Republic of Srpska. This...

By Maja Mrkić-Bosančić, Novak Damjanović, Veljko Vuković

 Accessible or barrier-free tourism is still an under-researched area in tourism research in Hungary. With a better management and a more focused marketing, better access and more successful involvement of this this target group with special needs is an unused reserve in tourism development. Based on the results of a questionnaire survey, the ...

By Tibor Gonda, Zoltán Raffay

 The man is a piece which is in the environment of others where it can directly provide the important information that are necessary for the wise direction of its own and their activities. Many important facts are located outside of place and time or remain hidden within them. For example, the "true" or "real" attitudes, beliefs and emotions o...

By Slađana Lolić, Biljana Rađenović Kozić

 In order for an obligation contract to produce a legal effect, it is necessary to fulfill the conditions stipulated by the law for its creation and validity. The absence of any of these conditions renders the contract legally invalid. The Law on Obligations of the Republika Srpska mostly accepted the dual division of invalid legal transaction...

By Zoran Filipović, Jelena Latinović

 Incorporating phase change materials (PCM) into building structures as passive latent heat thermal energy storage technologies offers a potential solution for reducing energy demand and regulating thermal comfort in occupied buildings. Integrating PCM into lightweight walls can improve their thermal performance by increasing building heat cap...

By Biljana Vučićević, Dragoslav Mrđa, Valentina Turanjanin, Predrag Škobalj, Milica Mladenović

 Introduction: Variable values of meteorological factors may influence the development of acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (AECOPD), but there are few studies available on this subject. This study's objective was to determine whether such effects are existent in patients residing in Novi Sad, Serbia. Methods: In thi...

By Jovan Javorac, Dejan Živanović, Jadranka Đuranović Miličić, Svetlana Stojkov, Dragan Đuranović

 Digital revolution and globalization have drastically been changing the way people think, behave and communicate with one another, as well as their way of functioning and performing business. The new way of creation of knowledge, education and information distribution has changed the economic and business practice on a global level. Interdepe...

By Gordana Prlinčević, Marija Marčetić, Marina Jovović

 The job design of health organizations is one of the ways to provide motivation and job satisfaction, which are key determinants of the quality of health care. In this context, the research of social, motivational and contextual factors of job design is most often performed. However, results often show that there are differences in the percep...

By Danijela Nešić, Marko Slavković, Nikola Jerkan

 At the beginning of the paper, the authors point out that sport, in addition to having positive effects, can in some cases generate violence that is unacceptable. In this regard, violence in sports is immanent to all social epochs. As the existing concept of retributive justice embodied in criminal law (does not) give appropriate results, it ...

By Darko Dimovski, Dragana Milovanović