Abstract
The goal of this article is to analyze problems relating to the mindset of the Ukrainian people as it pertains to Ukraine’s integration into the European Union. Several different methods were used in this analysis. Comparative analysis identified similarities and differences between the peoples of the European Union and Ukraine. Also, an abstract-logical method was used to define the main problems relating to state support for democracy in Ukraine. Finally, a statistical-economic method was used to identify the existence and closeness of the connection between the standard of living and the perpetuation of corruption in Ukraine. The work analyses the principal directions and problems of mentality management for the people of Ukraine and finds that the strategy development for the Ukrainian personality should be focused not only on the self-improvement of each individual but also on developing practical recommendations for strengthening the democratic foundations of Ukrainian society.
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PROBLEM DEFINITIONRelations between Ukraine and Europe are not just for a partnership in the present, and for a common future
The goal of this article is to analyze problems relating to the mindset of the Ukrainian people as it pertains to Ukraine’s integration into the European Union
Ukraine's partnership with the European Union (EU) is extremely important for the life of the country, and the partnership will be strong only if it is supported by the mental characteristics of Ukrainian citizens – and creating a close socio-cultural and spiritual space – and not conditioned just by geopolitical factors
Summary
Relations between Ukraine and Europe are not just for a partnership in the present, and for a common future. Finding a common element between Ukraine’s subsystems and those of the leading economies of the world could help understand the root causes of Ukraine’s economic problems. Such an element is the interpersonal factors in the person who manages the state's politics, participates in the distribution of capital, keeps the monetary system in circulation and so on. Understanding objectively these interpersonal factors, can serve as a basis for building Ukraine’s economy
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