NOVEL POLYCARBONATE-BASED POLYURETHANE NANOCOMPOSITES: SYNTESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION
All aliphatic starting reactants were used to prepare two series of polycarbonate-based polyurethane (PC-PU) composite films: 1) with a low amount of titanium dioxide nanoparticles (0.5, 1.0 and 2.0 wt%) by one-step technique and 2) PC-PU hybrid materials by addition of submicron amorphous SiO2 Sidistar T120 particles (0, 1, 2, 5 and 10 wt%) using ...
By Jelena Pavličević, Milena Špírková, Ayse Aroguz, Dejan Kojić, Katalin Mészáros Szécsényi, Jaroslava Budinski-Simendić
CRISIS: INDIVIDUALLY INTO A COLLECTIVE THROUGH THE PRISM OF ARTISTS
Although we live in a time of various viruses, due to the state of emergency of the Covid epidemic, we can ask ourselves what does this disease tell us as a society? Is it a collective detachment from our consumerist illusions imposed by the previous system? Is this disease a metaphysical warning to rethink social standards, or is it just ano...
By Dragana Rađenović
CAPITAL MARKET AS AN INSTITUTIONAL SPACE IN THE FINANCIAL MARKET
The needs for long-term resources of economic entities can be met by generating their own accumulation or using the resources of other participants in reproduction. In the first case, it is about self-financing - investing retained earnings. In the second case, economic entities obtain capital by issuing debt or equity financial instruments t...
By Ognjen Bakmaz, Duško Laković, Milan Vukasović
FRANCHISE AGREЕMENT
The title of this contract comes from the English word franchise, which means a special right or privilege. It is believed to have originated in the Middle Ages, when they received a royal privilege notable personality. The first manifestations of this agreement have been developed in the U.S. in the late 19th century in the production of oil...
By Isidora Milosevi, Jelena Milosavljevic Nikov
LOGISTIC CHAINS IN PORT TRANSPORT
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
RESEARCH OF TOURIST MARKET EXAMPLE “MONTENEGRO” TOURIST BRAND DESTINATION
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
MONITORING THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN'S HUMAN RIGHTS IN BIH
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
THE NATURE AND ORIGIN OF SOCIAL CONFLICTS IN THE MODERN PARADIGM
This paper is the result of an effort to study the most significant conflict theories and identify the most significant areas of conflict potential. There are a large number of conflicting theories in sociology that differ from each other, but all agree on that there are groups in society that have different interests. It is the existence of ...
By Ostoja Barašin
A PROCESS-ORIENTED MODEL OF LEARNING MOTIVATION IN A HIGH APPLIED STUDIES L2 CLASSROOM
The question of how to motivate students in ESP teaching is one that does not have a single and simple answer because motivation is an extremely broad and complex construct. This paper relies on Zoltan Dörnyei’s definition of motivational strategies and his process-oriented model of learning motivation in the L2 classroom. It prese...
By Nada Buzadžić Nikolajević
UNRELIABLE NARRATOR IN VLADIMIR NABOKOV’S NOVEL ADA OR WHY DOES IVAN VAN VIN TELL HIS STORY?
The purpose of this paper is to analyse the role of unreliable narrator in Vladmir Nabokov’s novel Ada, as well as motivation igniting the story, worlds and realities that Van creates in his multilayered storytelling. It tries to see beyond what Veen claims his motifs are and discover what great need gives birth to Veen’s timeles...
By Ivana Aleksić, Snježana Jež Milačak