Main Determinants of the Doctrine of Preservation of Independence of the Republics of the Former USSR (Georgia, Ukraine)

Vazha Kakabadze

Main Determinants of the Doctrine of Preservation of Independence of the Republics of the Former USSR (Georgia, Ukraine)

Vazha Kakabadze

Doctor of Economics, member of the Academy of Fasis, geological engineer, Corresponding Fellow of the Engineering Academy of Georgia.

Abstract

In the existing international political system the process of integration of the former USSR republics into the world politics and economy is connected with many problems, as they inherited such causal issues of regional problems as: independence, disputes and ethno-conflicts related to historical territories; integration into the European Union and settlement of relations with Russia; improvement of economic situation and at the same time restriction of Russian capital; and, finally, variability of decisions related to the preparation of the regional integration process. From all this follows the necessity to develop a unified doctrine for the former republics of the USSR and now independent states.

Keywords: pinpoint strike, doctrine, functional system.

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