Nikolai Belopolsky
On the question of civilizational development as fundamental unity of mankind and environment
Journal of European Economy, Volume 5, Issue 1, March 2006, pp.5-15
JEL: F60, P00 |
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Nikolai Belopolsky
On the question of civilizational development as fundamental unity of mankind and environment
Journal of European Economy, Volume 5, Issue 1, March 2006, pp.5-15
JEL: F60, P00 |
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The threat to all living beings on the Earth is twofold: on the one hand – natural cataclysms (cosmos effects, climate changes, more frequent volcanic eruptions, tsunami, etc.); on the other – negative phenomena created artificially by the man himself (military conflicts, diseases, hunger, political, economic, social crises, etc.). All these negative phenomena make intellectual people think about the real danger threatening our planet. Theses on the theory of civilizational development as a fundamental unity of mankind and environment are being elaborated. Can people withstand these negative factors? Of course, they can if they unite around rational ideology and find an intellectual way of development. Key words: Developmental potential of the world civilization, intellectual way of development, natural cataclysms, negative phenomena artificially created by mankind, planet and civilization in danger, theory of society (state) and world development, united mankind. |
Claus-Friedrich Laaser, Klaus Schrader
Poland's integration into the EU's division of labour: a benchmark for Ukraine?
Journal of European Economy, Volume 5, Issue 3, September 2006, pp.259-277
JEL: F60, P00 | Full text (PDF) |
The paper focuses on the Polish transformation process as well as on the structural adjustments in its trade patterns in the course of transition and integration into the European Union. The Polish «road to Brussels» might serve as a benchmark for institutional transformation and economic development of the Ukraine willing to integrate into the EU division of labour even though the EU does not grant an explicit accession perspective. Regarding systemic transformation, Poland has undergone a thorough process of institutional change to create a functioning market economy and to adjust to the acquis communautaire. The statistical analysis and a gravity model of Polish trade relations show that the country has successfully integrated into the EU Common Market although the degree of integration with the other EU members varies substantially, notably for Polish exports. The sectoral analysis of Polish trade flows reveals that the technology content has increased significantly, indicating the participation in advanced production networks. Key words: Systemic transformation, Polish trade patterns, Eastern enlargement, regional integration, gravity model, specialization patterns. |
Alla Melnyk, Victoria Adamyk
Regional policy of the EU and Ukraine under the deepening contradictions of globalization
Journal of European Economy, Volume 12, Issue 1, March 2013, p 56-77
JEL: F60, F63 |
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The problem of the EU regional policy modernization under the conditionsof globalization processes activation is studied. The influence of global factorsand changes in the EU regional policy is determined produced on the transformationof the regional policy in Ukraine. In the context of the development of theUkraine’s regional policy the problems are defined of economic development andwelfare of the citizens in the regions of Ukraine, also the areas of cooperation betweenUkraine and the EU are outlined.
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