Abstract
The article describes the stages of Poland’s accession to the European Union and shows the specificity of the negotiation processes. While examining the political and so-cio-economic situation of Poland as well as the needs and conditions of European com-munities that contributed to Poland’s membership in the European Union, the author constantly makes comparisons with Ukraine. In particular, it was emphasized that the European communities, when making decisions regarding Poland, took into account its role as a leader in the fight against the communist system, and in relation to Ukraine - the heroic struggle of the Ukrainian nation against the Russian aggressor. The author indicates the opportunities and threats related to Ukraine’s accession to the European Union in the context of Polish experiences. Key words: European integration, acquis communautaire, state sovereignty, EU freedoms, economic emigration, national identity, national security, development of science.
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