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Information × Registration Number 0225U001141, (0122U000240) , R & D reports Title Historical principles and dimensions of the socio-economic process of post-Soviet countries popup.stage_title Історичні засади та виміри соціально-економічного поступу пострадянських країн Head Bulvinskyi Andrii Н., Кандидат історичних наук Registration Date 26-01-2025 Organization State Institution "Institute of World History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine" popup.description1 The aim of the work is to clarify the impact of historical heritage on the nature and direction of economic and social relations of post-Soviet countries, as well as to identify factors that influenced the development of their own paradigms of reform, regional and global dimensions of their progress. popup.description2  The hypothesis that the foreign policy orientation of post-Soviet countries, the peculiarities of their geographical location and historical development, as well as the availability of natural resources are of decisive importance for their socio-economic development and its further prospects is substantiated. It is proved that the majority of post-Soviet countries have failed to implement a sustainable development strategy for more than thirty years of state independence. According to the criterion of cultural and civilizational affiliation and new international subjectivity of post-Soviet countries, a model of dividing all fifteen newly independent states that emerged after the collapse of the USSR into two conditional groups is substantiated. The first group includes countries that in their socio-economic development have taken a course towards a Western or innovative model (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia). The second group consists of countries whose socio-economic development is based on the principles of an extensive economy, rich natural resources and export of raw materials (the Russian Federation, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Armenia). The most defining features of the socio-economic transformation of most post-Soviet countries were clarified and revealed. The concept was substantiated that all former Soviet republics, which were part of the USSR as raw material appendages of more developed regions and after thirty years of independent state existence could not overcome the colonial structure of their economy. According to the model of socio-economic development, we typified post-Soviet countries into three conditional groups: states of oligopolistic capitalism, state capitalism and peripheral capitalism. We have classified Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia as countries with an oligopolistic type of economy. Product Description popup.authors Bohdanovych Ivan I. Vorobiei Olha V. Derzhaliuk Mykola S. Kyrychenko Oleksandr V. Kordun Oleksii O. Orlova Tetiana V. Otrosh Mykhailo I. Safar'ians Yevhenii V. Tkachenko Ihor V. Khoinatska Liudmyla M. Oleh M. Tsapko popup.nrat_date 2025-01-26 Close