Rheological models represent a powerful tool for creating a comprehensive phenomenological view of the strain response, especially in structures exposed to long-term loading. Models are often arranged to fit experimental results, and this is achieved by including empirical parameters in their formation. Combining theoretically ideal bodies wi...

By Nataša Kopitović-Vuković, Nikola Baša, Radomir Zejak, Marija Jevrić

 The development of the e-book, in recent years, has initiated numerous debates and analysis, emphasizing reading habits as well as the effects of the mass digitalization, partially including coronavirus pandemic this last year. E – books are available in various formats, and they include various media. The highest domination is achieved...

By Aldin Obućina, Ahmed Palić, Admir Šupić

 Globalization and significant containerization growth have changed maritime transport and logistics chains, making ports an integral part of complex supply chains and serving as logistics hubs, adding value, connecting flows and influencing supply chain forms and processes. The competitiveness of a port is determined by its own strengths such...

By Ana Radulović, Marija Bukilica

 The main intention of the work is to create an appropriate process for monitoring the human rights of children and a system for improving the perception of the problems faced by children in Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially in cases of violation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Although Bosnia and Herzegovina has made progress i...

By Jelena Latinović

 Destination brand is the name, symbol, logo or other graphics which makes certain destination recognized. Brand is also a promise of unforgettable and unique travel experience which is brought in relation to that destination. It brings together all enjoyable moments of visiting certain destination. Branding of tourist destination should be ma...

By Luka B. Uskoković

 Sport and tourism have developed two interdependent socio-economic phenomena of modern society, which require constant renewal and accommodation to the increasingly discerning requirements of modern tourists. Previous experiences from all around the world, as well as acquired knowledge from the neighbouring countries, show that investments in...

By Dragan Klarić

 Foreign direct investments represent a very important part of the economic growth of any economy, especially developing countries. They have several positive effects, such as reduction in unemployment, an increase in disposable income, an improvement in the country’s external financial position, and a more favorable credit rating. The p...

By Jelena Unković

 Sustainable community development in Dubrovnik has to be based on the diversification of the tourist product, as well as on the responsibility to allocate and use resources wisely and in a way that is not harmful for the local community and which enables the implementation of new cultural knowledge. The aim of this paper is to explore the att...

By Marija Dragičević Ćurković, Ana Cvjetkovi

 According to the results of previous researches, it is clear that there is a need for availability improvement and new of cultural products interpretations forms development in the city of Dubrovnik. The aim of the research was to define the state of availability of a cultural product and connect the same with the possibility of improving the...

By Marija Dragičević Ćurković

 The service sector in Republic of Srpska, whether we talk about state institutions or the private sector, has undergone significant changes in the past decade under the influence of modern technologies. Of course, the public sector, due to its organization and the nature of its functioning, is not as proactive as the private sector, which cer...

By Mihajlo Travar, Saša Ristić, Igor Dugonjić