Abstract
The article discusses the phenomenon of coordination of industrial policies as a way to resolve the conflict of modern international economic relations. The concept of modern industrial policy in the context of deepening globalization and expansion of international integration is clarified. It is proposed to expand the number of subjects of industrial policy by including transnational corporations, international financial organizations and industrial lobbies of foreign countries. The qualitative changes in the system of international economic relations due to the transformation of the interests of the subjects of industrial interaction are revealed, which increases the role of national industrial policies and causes an objective need for their interstate coordination and subordination.
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