THE NEW SOCIO-POLITICAL ORDER IN EUROPE AFTER THE POTSDAM

Abstract

The article is devoted to a difficult period of world political history associated with the formation of new landmarks and vectors of world development. The author described the basic principles of international relations in the post-war period and their impact on the formation of a new socio-political order in Europe. The issue of ensuring peace and establishing a security regime in Europe became one of the urgent problems that need to be resolved in the post-war period.

Methods. The main dialectical methods and principles were used: historicism, scientific objectivity, the principle of interrelation of social phenomena, the principle of consistency, a number of other scientific principles, the method of critical analysis of a wide body of factual material, comparative and value methods were also used.

Results and conclusions. This work is a study devoted to certain aspects and features of the formation of a new socio-political order in Europe in the post-war period based on the materials of scientific research and publications of the domestic and foreign press. The author come to the conclusion about the introduction of significant state regulation of post-war processes, which becomes the main factor in the development of the Western European economy. The introduction of a clear state regulatory mechanism contributed to the normalization of interaction at the levels of the structure of government and public relations.