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The paper describes an administrative dispute of full jurisdiction as a type of administrative dispute through which citizens exercise and secure their rights faster. We have analyzed this type of dispute from the perspective of existing legal solutions in this area in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In disputes of full jurisdiction, the court is obliged and authorized not only to examine the regularity and legality of the administrative act that is challenged by the lawsuit, but also to resolve the merits of the administrative matter by its judgment. In that case, the court acts simultaneously in cassation (annuls the illegal administrative act) and on the merits (passing a judgment that completely replaces the annulled administrative act). Using a comparative method, we analyzed the jurisdiction in resolving administrative disputes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the countries of the SouthEast Europe region that were an integral part of the former Yugoslavia (Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro and Macedonia). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Communication is the impeller of civilizational and social processes. It is immanent to human society and represents an important factor of every organization, which includes administration. Effective communication is a prerequisite for organizational effectiveness. The system of communication, without which the administration would not be able to perform its tasks, implies a methodically and planned network of information movement, which connects individuals, jobs, organizational units, but also various administrative bodies. Between several types and forms of communication in the administration, special attention is given to the formal external communication. This is understandable because the image of every organization largely depends on the efficiency of its external communication. This paper discusses the communication of the administration with the parties in the administrative procedure. Communication in the administrative procedure is a formal, pre-planned, official process of information transfer in oral and written form between administrative bodies and parties, which is harmonized with the needs of administrative procedure. In the administrative procedure, communication is realized through: submissions, summons, minutes, access to files and information about the course of the procedure, and service of documents. The existing modalities of communication between the administration and the citizens are quite formal, limited and largely inappropriate for this moment of time. There is an indisputable need to improve and facilitate communication between the administration and citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper presents the administrative status and administrative organization of Kadiluk Šabac (Bögürdelen) during the Ottoman Empire. The introductory part gives a brief overview of the administrative-territorial organization of Sandžak Zvornik, which comprised the territory of Kadiluka Šabac, and then presented the administrative organization of Kadiluk Šabac throughout its existence from 1521. until the end of the Ottoman rule in this region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper presents a specific administrative division and the organization of Ottoman authorities in the Balkan Peninsula, and primarily in the South Slavic area. The issues of the formation, arrangement and administrative-administrative division of individual provinces of the Ottoman Empire have multiple relevance for historical, legal and administrative science. The illumination of these issues is important from the point of view of the administrative and administrative history of all those countries and peoples who have lived in the Ottoman Empire for a longer or shorter period of time. Knowing the administrative division is often imposed as a prerequisite for proper understanding and successful resolution of some key issues, processes and cognitions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper presents the administrative organization of the Ottoman Empire. The issues of the formation, arrangement and administrative division of individual provinces of the Ottoman Empire, as well as the issues of the organization and administration of the Empire in general, have multiple relevance for historical, legal and administrative science. The illumination of these questions is important because of the fact that the Ottoman Empire for centuries was one of the world's largest empires. However, these questions are also important from the point of view of the administrative history of all those countries and peoples who lived for a longer or shorter period in the Ottoman Empire. Knowing the administrative division is often imposed as a prerequisite for proper understanding and successful resolution of some key issues, processes, and cognitions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the historical development and managerial and administrative status of Brcko and its surroundings from the medieval period to the modern era and the introductory section provides a brief overview of the natural and geographical features in the central part presents a historical and civilizational development area of Brcko and the environment to the formation of the Brcko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]