Dynamics and special features of Russian-Ukrainian integration investment cooperation

The authors analyze main factors influencing the choice of Russian — Ukrainian economic integration direction and prove the necessity of closer Russian — Ukrainian investment cooperation in a modern changing geoeconomic space. Specific causes of Russian -Ukrainian capital flows are characterized. The trends of mutual investment relations were brought to light. The economic sectors with most investments were emphasized. The authors trace future development of Russian — Ukrainian economic and investment relations in the system of the world integration processes

INDUSTRIAL INTEGRATION OF rUSSIA AND UKRAINE UNDER GLOBAL COMPETITION

Objective: basing on the facts of economic reality of Russia and Ukraine and the existing industrial interconnections between them, to reveal the priority directions of interaction under the increasing global competition. Methods: comparison, analysis and generalization. Results: Basing on the estimation of various researchers’ opinions in the studied field, the purposefulness of the Russian-Ukrainian industrial-economic cooperation is proved. Scientific novelty: grounding of the purposefulness of industrial cooperation between Russia and Ukraine, systematization of the priority forms and directions for development of further industrial-economic integration. Practical value: The carried out research, revealing the mutual interests of the Russian-Ukrainian cooperation, reflects the priority strategic forms and directions of industrial-economic interaction of the two countries

REGIONALIZATION IN TERMS OF POSRGLOBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The new trends of regional integration are discussed through the context of post-globalization. Marked out the most significant changes in its direction and forms of manifestation. Noted the contradictory nature of the existing integration processes: expansion of existing and emergence of new large-scale integration blocks along with this clustered localization of the participants within existing regional entities and the increase in the number of bilateral agreements; the openness of regional entities for new participants and at the same time the exclusive formation of closed structures. Highlighted the formation of especially large transcontinental trade and investment agreements, which can become a new form of post-global regionalism