Международная интеграция как инструмент подчинения и принуждения

Наука и практика. Научно-аналитический журнал РЭУ им. Г.В. Плеханова. 2023. Т. 15. № 2(50). С. 9–15.

Галанов В. А., Galanova A.

International economic, including financial, integration acts as a key modern tool that allows private capital and private wealth to go beyond the limits of the national economy and, on this basis, not only expand the opportunities for increasing capital, but also improve the quality of life for the middle stratum of Russian society. However, the control centers of international integration are located in the US and the EU, and therefore the latter often use this integration as an instrument of political subordination and political pressure on developing countries, including Russia. This pressure is the stronger, the more private assets of national residents are in developed countries. Russia is able to resist Western sanctions by virtue of the fact that it relies on its nuclear potential and on the economic power of China and other friendly countries of the world. However, this does not negate the fact that as the private wealth of the Russian middle class is restored, there will be a need to return the country to the system of international integration. The task is to ensure that this process does not lead to a further division of the country into smaller and politically dependent states, an analogue of which are the events associated with the cessation of the existence of a single and powerful USSR and the emergence on its basis of many states whose economies can no longer be self-sufficient.

Keywords: США, Россия, санкции, подчинение, принуждение, международная интеграция, частное богатство, международная финансовая интеграция