The Specificity of the Differential Regulation of Economic Integration in the Context of Contemporary Labor Migration

Sergey V Ryazantsev,Aleksandr A Ter-Akopov,Vitaly V Bozhenko,Elena E Pismennaya,Irina S Karabulatova

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n3p96

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The issues of integration in the modern world become relevant in the rapidly changing geopolitical realities, and the strategic imperative of time for the vast majority of States. Today in accordance with the principle of multi-level and various-speed integration on Eurasian space are successfully developing various integration formats. They complement each other to provide a wide partnership platform. The authors argue that the main participants in labor migration in the post-Soviet space reflect the actual path of social and economic interaction worked out historically. Common historical fate and similar paths of development, similar mental conceptosphere steel trigger mechanism for the implementation of the Eurasian Economic Union. Researches show that labour of migrant workers from different countries is widely distributed in different sectors of Russia's economy, their labour is used almost everywhere. In many industries a mechanism was established where officially Russian workers are registered at enterprises, but foreign migrant workers are actually employed. Russians began to actively move, migration processes have increased substantially, new forms of temporary migration. These processes have become more active throughout Eurasia. The authors analyze the causes and characteristics of migration in the Eurasian economic union at the present stage. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n3p96

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Scientific understanding and practical implementation of Eurasian integration ideas are important areas of many scientific institutions research (Ivakhnyuk, 2007; Sadovskaia, 2006, Karabulatova and Polivara, 2013; Riazantsev et al, 2014; Salimov, 2014; Piketty, 2014; Simone and Noelke Andreas, 2010).Currently the development of integration processes and factors that affect the escalation of these processes take on special significance
At present Russia is a center of Eurasian migration system; it surpasses other former USSR countries in terms of economic potential and labor market size
Analysis of possibilities of the Eurasian Economic Union (EaEU) expansion allows to draw the following conclusions: 1. Increasing the Customs Union by bringing in new members is a necessary condition for improving the competitive position and the growing importance of this integration formation on the world economic and geopolitical map (World Bank – [electronic resource] URL: http://www.worldbank.org); 2

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Scientific understanding and practical implementation of Eurasian integration ideas are important areas of many scientific institutions research (Ivakhnyuk, 2007; Sadovskaia, 2006, Karabulatova and Polivara, 2013; Riazantsev et al, 2014; Salimov, 2014; Piketty, 2014; Simone and Noelke Andreas, 2010).Currently the development of integration processes and factors that affect the escalation of these processes take on special significance. International multi-level economic integration is the process of variable, in some cases, asymmetrical economic cooperation in the field of international trade of goods and services, movement of capital and labor, technology transfer, division of labor, as well as cooperation in the sphere of investment and innovative infrastructure development. In other words, it is the interaction between the economies of the countries participating in integration unions at various levels and in various forms

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