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Knowing that the tourism sector is able to generate significant social, economic and cultural benefits and development, looking for novel ways to improve this sector is more than justified. The tourism industry has not been immune to evolving advancements in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). Novel technology solutions and approaches have potential to significantly revolutionize this sector, making the vision of smart tourism omnipresent. Going further by investing in the greening of the tourism sector, sustainable, smart and green tourism will soon become reality. Protected environment and preserved cultural heritage and natural assets through the reduced usage of energy and reduced hazardous pollutants will consequently lead to economically, socially and environmentally sustainable tourism sector. These three components, green building, green energy and green waste are at the same time parts of the green management concept. Hence, to realize a vision of successful green tourism, it is essential to perform adequate green management implementations, including certain marketing efforts, namely green marketing. This paper presents an analysis of various greening processes of tourism sector with the help of ICTs and highlights the importance of green management and green marketing in achieving smart, green and sustainable tourism sector.

In recent years, restructuring is becoming an increasingly important area of scientific research. Time of economic crisis has affected the occurrence of major changes in how business is run, which resulted in the emergence of new trends of change. In transition countries, enterprises are particularly exposed to the fluctuations which requires both constant and immediate adjustment. In order to adequately respond to the changes companies need to restructure. This paper provides an insight into the scientific angle of applying the concept of financial restructuring of the company with regard to companies in transition economies. The successful implementation of the financial restructuring can lead to achiving better financial results and improve the financial situation of the company. If companies in our region want to achieve stability, management must be prepared to accept the challenges they are faced with and walk into the changes.

The article deals with the iconography of the illustration of the Second Paschal Homily of St. Gregory of Nazianzus on fol. 285r of the Paris manuscript. It questions the identity of the woman saint represented on the right of St. Paraskeve in the lower register of the scene. Unlike that above St. Paraskeve, the inscription identifying this second woman saint is fragmentary and difficult to read, but it has been widely accepted that she is Saint Helena, mother of the Emperor Constantine the Great. On the basis of two other representations of Helena in the same manuscript and of the style of the inscription accompanying them, as well as taking into account the importance of the theological meaning expounded by St. Gregory in his oration, it is suggested that the second woman saint may be St. Kyriake.

In this paper the author presents the frequency of death caused by Spanish influenza from 1918-1919 in 15 villages of Sajkaska according to sex and age. He established that it included all Sajkaska and that it killed numerous persons of all age groups. The greatest mortality from Spanish influenza was in Nadalj in which the total number of deceased was 60, and the number of those who died from Spanish influenza was 31 or 51.67%.

In this study the authors discuss anatomical and functional asymmetries at the man, i.e. in human kind. They stress that asymmetries exist at the cell level as well, then at the chromosomic one, as well as on all other cells of human organism (cells of blood, liver, lungs, muscles, central nervous system, etc.) They point out to the asymmetries off the central nervous system, autonomous nervous system, as well as to certain organs and organic systems and body parts (head, face, extremities, trunk, etc.) A special attention is devoted to the functional asymmetries at which the emphasis is given to motoric, sensorial and psychic asymmetries.

An analysis of frequency and range of hereditary and congenital defects was performed in all infants born in the period from January 1 to December 31, 1986 in the Ward for Neonates at the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Panĉevo and in the out-patient maternity home in Indija and Kovin. In Panĉevo 2.559 (1.286 m. and 1.273 f.) newborn infants were born, i.e. there were 2.314 (1.178 m. and 1.136 f.) mature children and 245 (108 m. and 187 f.) premature children. In Indija 367 (180 m. and 187 f.) newborn infants were born, i.e. there were 355 (174 m. and 181 f.) mature children and 12 (6 m. and 6 f.) premature children. In Kovin 146 (65 m. and 81 f.) newborn infants were born, i.e. 150 (82 m. and 68 f.) mature and 10 (1 m. and 9 f.) premature children. A total 3.072 (1.531 m. and 1.541 f.) newborn infants in all three places were born. In all three places there was a total of 2.805 (1.417 m. and 1.387 f.) mature and 267 (115 m. and 152 f.) premature children. In Panĉevo 68 children were born with defects (40 m. and 28 f.), i.e. 2.66% (3.11% m. and 2.20% f.). In Indija only one defect was noted in one female child (0.53% related to female newborns).(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)

The frequency of hair whorl in the parietal area was examined in the sample of 865 schoolchildren. The simple hair whorl was more frequent in boys (62.13%) than in girls (21.41%). The double hair whorl was found only in 0.69% of the cases. The parietal hair whorl was not noticed in 58.49% of the examined children. The percentage was considerably higher in girls than in boys accounting for 77.92% and 37.13%, respectively.