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Volume 13, issue 2, 2020

ASSESSING THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK’S UNCONVENTIONAL MEASURES - A RECURSIVE VAR APPROACH pp. 11-27

Filip Peovski and Gjorgji Gockov

OKUN’S LAW AND ASSESSMENT OF STIMULUS TO THE ECONOMY OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA pp. 29-41

Jasmin Halebic

MARKETING ACTIVITIES AND SALES OF MACEDONIAN WINERIES IN A CONDITION OF PANDEMIC COVID-19 pp. 43-59

Snezana Ristevka-Jovanovska and Ana Dimovska

RESEARCH ON THE IMPORTANCE OF PERFORMANCE OF BUSINESS EXCELLENCE OF HOTEL COMPANIES IN THE TIME OF GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONALIZATION pp. 61-75

Samira Dedić, Amra Nuhanović and Jasenka Ä ulić

BILATERAL TRADE TRENDS AND PATTERNS OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: CASE OF TRADE WITH TURKEY pp. 77-95

Snježana Brkić and Amira Velić

THE EFFECT OF MATERIALISTIC AND NONMATERIALISTIC MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS TO EMPLOYEES' COMMITMENT TO WORK pp. 97-112

Suvad Isaković, Ajdin Isaković and Kanita Isaković

DOES THE OLIGOPOLISTIC POSITION OF BANKS AFFECT THE PERFORMANCE OF THE BANKING SECTOR IN THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA? pp. 113-131

Almir Alihodžić

INTERACTION OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESSES AND ACHIEVED CORPORATE PROFITABILITY: EVIDENCE FROM CROATIA pp. 133-149

Valentina Vinšalek Stipić

CORPORATE INCOME TAX BURDEN FOR SMES - THE CASE OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA pp. 151-165

Vernesa Lavić and Azra Hadžiahmetović

THE ROLE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPETENCIES FOR THE EMPLOYABILITY OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES pp. 167-185

Suvad Isaković, Alaudin Brkić and Dženan Kulović

Volume 12, issue 1, 2020

Recruitment and selection of human resources and organizational creativity in small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 11-34

Iva Klepić, Mirela Mabić and Danijela Madžar

The importance of technological progress in measuring economic growth in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 35-55

Faruk Hadžić

Financial reporting incentives: Taxation and external financing need pp. 57-69

Nino Serdarević and Ajla Muratović-Dedić

The effect of Bosnian and Herzegovinian national culture on conflict resolution styles in foreign-owned companies pp. 71-94

Dijana Husaković and Anida Šabanović

Is it possible to improve bank performance? Evidence from banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 95-114

Almir Alihodžić and Ilma Dedić-Grabus

Volume 11, issue 2, 2019

Financial reporting of business entities and ethical dilemmas of students in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 9-23

Ševala Isaković-Kaplan, Lejla Demirović and Mahir Proho

The limitations of entrepreneurship development in Bosnia and Herzegovina with special emphasis on tax regulations and procedures pp. 21-40

Jasmina Mangafić, Danijela Martinović and Senita Mašić

From competitiveness to sustainability: Is the innovativeness the answer? pp. 25-38

Zlatko Lagumdžija, Amra Kapo and Lejla Turulja

Government's excessive spending and private sector's access to bank credit: Evidence from the Republic of North Macedonia pp. 41-52

Nina Mojsova-Kjoseva and Martin Noveski

Representation and development of electronic commerce in companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 53-77

Faruk Unkić

Innovation in public sector institutions in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 57-73

Zlatko Lagumdžija, Lamija Krndžija and Lejla Turulja

Corporate social responsibility of SMEs in the Republic of Croatia pp. 75-90

Valentina Vinšalek-Stipić

Shift-share employment analysis of cantons in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 79-90

Jasmin Halebić and Alem Merdić

Relationship between non-perfmorming loans and financial stability: Evidence from Bosnia and Herzegovina banking sector pp. 91-103

Kemal Kozarić and Emina Žunić-Dželihodžić

Application of EN ISO 9001:2008 and EN ISO 9004:2009 standards and business performances improvement of small and medium enterprises in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 91-106

Dijana Husaković and Edis MujÄ inović

Volume 2, issue 21, 2025

SMARTPHONE ADDICTION AND COMPULSIVE ONLINE SHOPPING AMONG GENERATION Z pp. 11-24

Sandra JelÄ ić, Mirela Mabić and Nikolina ÄŒule KaraÄ ić

ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN THROUGH PROCESS FORMALIZATION AS PRECONDITIONS FOR INNOVATIVE BEHAVIOR IN SMEs pp. 25-46

Faruk Hadžić

CAPITAL BUDGETING AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS: EVIDENCE OF THE NEW TRAMWAY PROJECT: ILIDŽA-HRASNICA pp. 47-65

Jasmin Ademović

The Importance of Government Effectiveness and Regulatory Quality for the Economic Growth of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 66-83

Nisad Karabegović

THE APPLICATION OF FAIR VALUE CONCEPT AS AN INSTRUMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES - EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE BANKING SECTOR OF SERBIA pp. 84-100

Å aban GraÄ Anin, Marina Janković-Perić, Dejan Jovanović and Aleksandra Fedajev

Portfolio Quality And Profitability In The Microcredit Sector Under Crisis Conditions: Panel Evidence From Bosnia And Herzegovina pp. 101-119

Jasmina Džafić and Mirza Mulić

Volume 2, issue 20, 2024

Expected effects of the CSRD on the non-financial reports of transportation companies

Éva Karai and Gábor Zsolt Dragonya

THE IMPORTANCE OF PURPOSE AS A MOTIVATIONAL FACTOR IN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Tünde Pattay-Palánkai and Beatrix Séllei

THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLOBAL ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY (GEPU) AND STOCK MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM MIKTA COUNTRIES

Arif Çilek, Onur Şeyranlıoğlu, Samet Gürsoy and Melek Nur Osanmaz

Shifting from Traditional to Green Supply Chains in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Qualitative Study on Implementing Green Supply Chain Management practices in SME

Najla Mujić

Using Project Funding for Advancing Regional Competitiveness

Nikolay Sterev, Vyara Milusheva and Daniel Delchev

Volume 1, issue 22, 2026

FINANCIAL LITERACY OF ENTREPRENEURS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: AN ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN MANAGING FINANCES pp. 11-30

Irnesa Kujundžić and Emira Kozarević

PERSONALIZING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING IN E-COMMERCE: HOW TECHNOLOGY ENABLES COMPANIES TO DELIVER INDIVIDUALIZED SHOPPING EXPERIENCES pp. 31-55

Faruk Unkić

TAX FRAUD TECHNIQUES IN DIRECT TAXATION: EVIDENCE FORM THE FEDERATION OF BiH pp. 56-72

Benina Veledar, Maja Letica and Alma Mahmutović

ANALYSIS OF GENERIC AND TECHNICAL SKILLS FOR THE ACCOUNTING MANAGER PROFESSION: A STUDENT PERSPECTIVE pp. 73-88

Ivana Dropulić, Marko ÄŒular and Matea KovaÄ ević

LIFE-CYCLE, INCOME AND INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF RETIREMENT PLANNING: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA pp. 89-103

Alem Zaimović

Corporate Income Tax Revenues in the Context of Tax Competition and Fiscal Stability: Evidence from OECD Countries and Serbia pp. 104-123

Jadranka Ä urović Todorović, Marina Ä orÄ‘ević, Milica Ristić Cakić and Branimir KalaÅ¡

Volume 1, issue 21, 2025

IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF BASEL III STANDARDS ON CAPITAL AND RISK MANAGEMENT OF BANKS IN THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Enela Horozović, Lejla Demirović and Ševala Isaković-Kaplan

KNOWLEDGE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF ETHICS FOR PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS AND READINESS TO PROCEED ACCORDING TO THE GUIDELINES OF THE CODE

Maja Letica, Mirela Mabić and Nikola Škobić

TELEWORKING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT: AN ANALYTICAL REVIEW

Mimoza Kasa-Jashari and Aleksandra Janeska-Iliev

QUALITY OF WEBSITES OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: CHALLENGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INCLUSIVE DIGITAL GOVERNANCE

Faruk Unkić

MACHINE LEARNING FOR STRATEGIC AND OPERATIONAL DECISION-MAKING: A BIBLIOMETRIC PERSPECTIVE

Filip Peovski, Bojan Kitanovikj and Ivona Serafimovska

THE IMPACT OF ECONOMIC OPENNESS ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Haris Omerika and Alem Merdić

ANALYSIS OF ACTUARIAL PRICING STUDIES THROUGH BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Seher Tezergil