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Ko Je Ko U Bh. Dijaspori Ko je ko u bh dijaspori Doktori nauka i naučno-istraživački radnici Sarajevo, august 2009. Izdavač: Ministarstvo za ljudska prava i izbjeglice Bosne i Hercegovine Za izdavača: Dr. Safet Halilović Tekst pripremio: Sektor za iseljeništvo Tehnička obrada: Sektor za iseljeništvo Štampa: Štamparija “FOJNICA” d.o.o. Fojnica Tiraž: 500 primjeraka Trg Bosne i Hercegovine br. 1, 71000 Sarajevo www.mhrr.gov.ba; www.dijasporabih.gov.ba Sadržaj Uvod ...........................................................................................................................................7 Agić Senad ...................................................................................................................................11 Agović Amina ................................................................................................................................12 Ajanović Amela .............................................................................................................................13 Ajanović Midhat.............................................................................................................................14 Aleksić Slaviša ...............................................................................................................................15 Alihožić Bernes ..............................................................................................................................16 Anđelić Neven ...............................................................................................................................18 Bajrić Edin ....................................................................................................................................20 Baljić Izet, Dipl.Ing. ......................................................................................................................21 Bektović Safet ...............................................................................................................................22 Berberović Sead ............................................................................................................................23 Beširević-Regan Jasmina ................................................................................................................25 Bradić Ismir ..................................................................................................................................27 Bukvić Nenad ................................................................................................................................28 Bulut Sanja ...................................................................................................................................30 Buljina Irhad .................................................................................................................................31 Bunar Nihad ..................................................................................................................................32 Čečez-Kecmanović Dubravka ..........................................................................................................33 Čaušević Ekrem .............................................................................................................................34 Čengić Ferid ..................................................................................................................................35 Čičić Tarik .....................................................................................................................................36 Ćimić Esad ....................................................................................................................................37 Dedić Jasminka ............................................................................................................................38 Dedić Azra ....................................................................................................................................39 Dedić Ljuban .................................................................................................................................40 Dorić Sead ....................................................................................................................................41 Duraković Senadin .........................................................................................................................42 Duraković Asaf ..............................................................................................................................43 Duraković Zijad .............................................................................................................................44 Durić Rašid ...................................................................................................................................46 Durmišević Elma ...........................................................................................................................47 Duzić Emir ....................................................................................................................................50 Džin Amela ...................................................................................................................................52 Džafi ć Enela ..................................................................................................................................53 Đapo Edita ....................................................................................................................................54 Đozić Alma ...................................................................................................................................55 Fazlagić Jan ..................................................................................................................................57 Finci Predrag .................................................................................................................................58 Gačanin Haris ...............................................................................................................................59 Ganić Đenan .................................................................................................................................60 Govedarica Blagoje ........................................................................................................................62 Grgić Ivo ......................................................................................................................................63 Groso Amela .................................................................................................................................65 Grubišić Vinko ...............................................................................................................................66 Hadžiabdić Muhamed.....................................................................................................................67 Hadžiahmetović Amir .....................................................................................................................68 Hadžić Mahir .................................................................................................................................69 Hadžić Tarik ..................................................................................................................................70 Hadžić Admir ................................................................................................................................71 Hadžikadić Mirsad .........................................................................................................................73 Halilović Armin ..............................................................................................................................75 Bosanskohercegovački doktori nauka i naučno-istraživački radnici u svijetu - 3 Halkić Nermin ...............................................................................................................................76 Hamamdžić Damir .........................................................................................................................79 Hanjalić Kemal ..............................................................................................................................80 Hanjalić Alan .................................................................................................................................81 Hatibović-Kofman Šahza ................................................................................................................82 Helić Denis ...................................................................................................................................83 Hodžić Aden..................................................................................................................................84 Hodžić Emir ..................................................................................................................................86 Hodžić Migdat ...............................................................................................................................88 Hozo Izet ......................................................................................................................................89 Hrasnica Halid ...............................................................................................................................91
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