Positive and negative consequences of transformations in the Baltic states and their entry to the EU.
Keywords:
European integration, Baltic states, transformations, modern political process, post-soviet spaceAbstract
It is shown, that transformations in the Baltic states and their entry to the EU and NATO present scientific and practical interest. Despite the most post-soviet countries were oriented to rapid organic plugging in the European integration process, however, it was succeeded only to the Baltic states. The positive and negative consequences of these processes were certained.
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