Editor's Word

Abstract

Dear academic and professional community, dear readers,

We have the honor and pleasure to present you the new issue of the journal “Administration“, a scientific journal of administration and administrative law. The journal “Administration“ continues the tradition of publishing scientific and professional papers and analysis from various domains of government and administrative law. In the issue in front of you, the following papers have been published: PROMOTING INCLUSIVE SOCIETY IN THE NEW NORM: A LESSON FORM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (Emir Tahirović, Ermin Kuka, Rijad Delić); LINKING ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION, TOURISM, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN OECD COUNTRIES (Elma Satrovic, Sadeq J. Abul); LEGISLATION AS A CAUSE OF CORRUPTION IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (Adela Plakalo, Hazim Okanović, Salaahuddin Abdibegović); REFORMS IN THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN STATE ENTERPRISES IN MONTENEGRO (Sead Šahman); GENERAL FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR PEACE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND SOCIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AS THE BASIC OF DE / STABILIZATION AND DIS / FUNCTIONALITY OF THE STATE (Sifet Kukuruz) and VIEWS ON FREEDOM BETWEEN DEMOCRACY AND AUTHORITARIANISM: THE CASE OF SERBIA (Hamza Memišević).

These topics represent an important segment in the understanding, knowledge and insights that are of scientific and wider social importance. The thematic units covered by this issue of the journal are a combination of different approaches to public administration and all other aspects that are more or less related to administration.

In the period after the publication of the journal number 1/2021, a new Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board were appointed. One of the basic goals and tasks set by the new Editorial Board is to increase the visibility of the journal “Administration“ in the new international databases. The result of joint efforts in this direction is the recent reference of the journal to three new international databases: MIAR (Information Matrix for the Analysis of Journals), EuroPub (Directory of Academic and Scientific Indexing) and Google Scholar. In addition to thanking the Editorial Board for these successes, we would like to express our special gratitude to all the authors and contributors who have given and will continue to make a great contribution to increasing the visibility of the journal.

We thank, once again, our authors, readers, editorial staff, governing bodies of the Faculty of Administration and the University of Sarajevo, representatives of scientific bases in which the journal is indexed and all those who have contributed to the development of the journal in recent years.

On behalf of the Editors of the Journal, the best regards and recommendations for this issue.

Ermin Kuka, PhD
Editor in Chief