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A. S. Skriba The Ukrainian internal power as the original of the state instability and the system crisis of 2014

Abstract: The article studies the influence of the Ukrainian internal environment on its state stability and regional politics from the point of view of Kiev balancing between the European Union and Russia. The very internal environment is considered in dynamics. The author emphasizes the range of social and political and social and economic processes, considering them in the historical context from the moment of the Ukrainian independence in 1991 till the system crisis of 2014, which spread to various spheres of the public life. The author uses the complex system approach to the study of domestic political situation in Ukraine and its correlation with the regional policy. The author studies not only the modern Ukrainian crisis and its participants, but also carries out the system analysis of those domestic factors which had been creating favorable conditions for the large-scale and the long-term destabilization of Ukraine. The research shows that the domestic factors, such as national disintegration, economic inefficiency, and social and political chaos, created the conditions for the current crisis, and consequently compelled Ukraine to survive. In these circumstances the abilities and the will of Kiev to assume the maximal and even the unpopular measures for the long-term stabilization of the Ukrainian society and state give rise to doubt.


Keywords:

Ukraine, disintegration, crisis, political process, foreign policy, Russian vector, European vector, political chaos, separatism, economic inefficiency.


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