THE CONCEPT OF INTEGRATION AND ITS THEORETICAL APPROACHES
Keywords:
integratsiya, integratsiya nazariyasi, xalqaro integratsiya, funksionalizm, neofunksionalizm, federalizm, intergovernmentalizm, institutsionalizm, konstruktivizm, xalqaro hamkorlik, mintaqaviy integratsiya.Abstract
This article analyzes the essence, formation, and developmental stages of the concept of integration, along with its theoretical interpretations in modern scientific thought. The study examines the interconnected economic, political, social, cultural, and institutional aspects of the integration process. The article reveals the role of integration processes in deepening cooperation between states and international institutions, coordinating common interests, and forming a common space. The findings of the study demonstrate the multifaceted and complex nature of the concept of integration, allowing it to be assessed not just as an economic or political process, but as an essential form of multi-level cooperation between states and societies.
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