UDK 582.475:581.4(497.6 Olovo) The research has been carried out in a formal experiment with silver fir near Očevje-Olovo, with nine provenances originating from natural BiH population of 22 years of age. The research observed following provenances: communities from the area of Bugojno, Bosanski Petrovac, Olovo-Palež, Olovo-Klis, Pale, Konjic, Fojnica, Sokolac, and Prozor. The analysis of diameter on the root collar found that there are statistically significant differences among the provenances. It was also found that the biggest diameter on the root collar was on the provenances of Fojnica, with 75.6 mm, whereas the smallest was on the provenances of Olovo-Klis, with 65.2 mm. In terms of breast height diameter, some statistically significant differences were also found, so that the biggest diameter was on the provenance of Fojnica, with 47.0 mm, whereas the smallest value of this feature was on the provenance of Pale, with 41.6 mm. The analysis of the height of different provenances for the testing period, 1999 – 2005 (7 years), suggested statistically significant differences among the provenances. The biggest value was on the provenance of Bosanski Petrovac, with 407 cm, whereas the smallest height was on the provenance of Olovo-Klis, with 364 cm. The results obtained during this research provide valuable information, which can be used as indicators for successful differentiation of silver fir.

The crisis of economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a perennial. For nearly a decade, the economy of B&H had been buffeted by global crisis after transitional crisis which has exacerbated some latent trends and initiated new ones. Its causes have been the external and internal, and it would exist without the global financial crisis. This paper aims to analyze economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) and gives a critical overview of ongoing economic crisis in B&H by examining by foreign direct investments flows, trade performance indicators and remittances from abroad.Structure of the paper is given as follows: Section 2 deals with new economic trends and new developments in the countries of Western Balkans from the moment of their independence.Section 3 discusses the recent developments in economy of B&H and also it describes the main specific features of the overall trade performance indicators of Bosnia and Herzegovina for a last decade.Our findings show that the debt crisis in European Union-27 has indeed affected the countries of B&H to a particular degree through the downslide in the goods trade, unemployment is rising and purchasing power of food consumers is declining, which beside economic causes social and political problems.

Inkluzija predstavlja ogroman zadatak koji se stavlja kako pred učitelje, tako i pred nastavnike. Od savremene škole se očekuje da pruži jednake uslove za svu djecu. Inkluzija kao proces obrazovanja pokušava da stavi djecu sa poteškoća u „normalan“ razred i da se svoj djeci pruži ista šansa i prilika. Inkluzivno obrazovanje od nastavnika, odnosno učitelja, traži da prilagode svoje stavove, da radi, organizuje, da bude racionalan da bi ostvario više, da bude istraživač, programer i da ima razne druge uloge kako bi na što bolji način ostvario cilj inkluzivnog obrazovanja, tj. da pruži iste uslove svoj djeci u nastavnom procesu. Upravo u ovom radu će se predstaviti kakvu ulogu ima učitelj u inkluzivnom obrazovanju i koje sve izazove donosi inkluzivno obrazovanje za svakog učitelja, odnosno nastavnika.

UDK 582.632.2:581.9(497.6) In this paper is given an overview of the rare occurrence of beech with oaklike bark (Fagus sylvatica var. quercodies) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is recorded for the first time by Karlo Malý in 1934. In addition to basic information about the distribution of this taxon we gave a detailed description of a one its remarkable recent tree from Kreševo area. These unusual phenomena induce scientific interest and require special protection and conservation actions.

Miomir Vukobratovic is renowned in the robotics community for his pioneering contributions to both theoretical and applied robotics, particularly in the areas of biped locomotion, anthropomorphic mechanisms, and dynamic robot control. He spent most of his career as the director of the Robotics Laboratory at the Mihajlo Pupin Institute (MPI) in Belgrade. Vukobratovic not only gave the scientific community many ideas that were quite ahead of his time, but he also bridged the East and the West during the Cold War era through his collaborative efforts in the United States, USSR (now Russia), and Japan. Vukobratovic also figured in the careers of many robotics researchers as an educational inspiration, both through his personal contacts and his widely read series of books on robotics.