National state in the supranational Union: Institutional structures, institutional norms and global identity (example of the EU)
Journal Title: Politicus - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
Politicization of economic cooperation with close to the EU countries globalizes macro-regional policies and leads to a conflict of identities. The profound conflict of identities in international alliances is able to disrupt the supranational institutional mechanism of political government.
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О. В. Баштанник
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