Abstract
The author proves that 12 states located in the Balkans have quite different, specific development of political culture and political processes. Basically, these processes are historically preconditioned. Among them, Bulgaria, which has a stable democratic regime (except for problems) and peaceful coexistence of minorities and ethnic communities, can be an attractive model of political status. The political tool of this process can be the focus on common initiatives of the region, on deepening the political cooperation and accelerating the action of integration mechanisms
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