The corona virus led to a sharp and unexpected downturn in the world economy that spared almost no world economy. According to the forecast of the International Monetary Fund, the decline in the world GDP is 3.3%. The situation is similar in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well. According to the Agency for Statistics of BiH, the fall in GDP in 2020...

By Ljiljana Jović, Mladen Ivić

 Negotiations with the World Trade Organization and membership in it represent one of the de facto conditions for membership in the European Union, which is the basic goal of our foreign policy. In the first part of the paper, the authors discussed the historical aspect of Serbia's current position in the World Trade Organization, and the reas...

By Aleksandra Milošević, Milena Milojević, Goran Stanišić

 Although we live in a time of normalization of the promotion of the rights of members of the LGBT community, the problems faced by this community are still numerous. As a consequence of the history of this issue and the constant manifestation of prejudice, violence and discrimination, members of the LGBT community have become a minority whose...

By Darko Dimovsk, Ivan Ilić, Katarina Momirović

 Good communication is a precondition for successful management, ie its basic functions, leadership and coordination. It has long been known that quality, clear and focused communication is the basis of a successful business. Despite this, to the study of business communication is not given enough attention and space in formal education. It is...

By Ljubomir Zuber

 The process of digital business transformation is present today in both, developed and less developed economies. This process is primarily reflected in the application of modern information and communication (ICT) achievements, in performance of business processes in all branches of the economy, and public administration. This has enabled the...

By Mihajlo Travar, Saša Ristić, Igor Dugonjić

 After the disintegration of Yugoslavia in 1991, the paths of the newly formed states diverged, which affected the course, content and speed of implementation of economic reforms of the countries. It is characteristic of all the countries of the former Yugoslavia that negative growth rates were recorded in the second half of the 1990s, and eco...

By Ognjen Bakmaz, Mina Kovljenić, Nenad Marković

 Recent data in the field of wastewater treatment by adsorption indicated the increasing usage of industrial waste as adsorbents for heavy metals removal from wastewater. This is an especially important topic with respect to the fact that in Montenegro operating steelmaking factory and coal fired power station which generates by-products that ...

By Milena Tadić, Irena Nikolić, Dijana Đurović, Nevena Cupara, Ivana Milašević

 This paper points out the shifts in the issue of socio - economic relations based on the social economy. At the very end of the active process of globalization and all the conflicts that arose at the beginning of the 21st century due to connecting and increasing the number of big capital owners, poverty will spread to such an extent that many...

By Mirko Miličević, Milorad Đukić

 Advanced and majority of large and medium-sized seaports today produce a combination of public and private goods. Public goods are those that are indivisible by nature and are not expendable, such as public safety, security, healthy environment, coastal protection works necessary for the creation of a port basin, etc. Private goods are both e...

By Nikša Grgurević, Gordana Radović

 Population exposure due to industrially contaminated sites (ICSs) is a global environmental health problem. Pljevlja municipality is one of the “black spots” in Montenegro and well known by pollution influence from several different sources. Agricultural soils in a city of Pljavlja are at the great ecological risk due to the impac...

By Nevena Cupara, Dijana Đurović, Ivana Milašević, Irena Nikolić