Challenges of European integration
Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of European integration prospects and possible tendencies of the EU disintegration. The author focuses on modern approaches to understanding integration processes and identifies the main scenarios for Europe’s future as a unified region. Analysis of the main challenges to the European community is based on systemic factors and the concepts of regional and political integration.
About the Author
M. A. Gordeyeva
Russian State University for the Humanities.
Russian Federation
Gordeyeva Mariya A. – Ph.D. in History, associate professor of the Department of Culture of Peace and Democracy, Faculty of History, Political Science and Law, Institute for History and Archives.
Russian Federation
Gordeyeva Mariya A. – Ph.D. in History, associate professor of the Department of Culture of Peace and Democracy, Faculty of History, Political Science and Law, Institute for History and Archives.
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Gordeyeva M.A. Challenges of European integration. RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Series "Political Science. History. International Relations". 2017;(4/2):306-312. (In Russ.)
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