In my previous paper “On Economic Market Cycles and Dominating Market Behaviour”, I've introduced the chronological phases of a Big Economic Market Cycle. In order to remind the readers briefly, the economic market develops as a series of small and big swings. The market debt is the source...

The Dalio's Economic Market Cycles theory seems to be a proof of a long-standing philosophic theory of civilisation cycles, which appeared around the XVIIth century in Europe. The Civilisation Cycles theory suggests that each human civilisation knows a life cycle of growth and decay, like...

In economics or political life, we often encounter the phenomenon of domination. A dominating position of the company on the market manifests itself via the ability to prevent effective competition between the market players. In politics, the domination of certain political entities has power to...

The recent years in the European Union are characterised by various initiatives on internationalisation of the State's powers of the EU Member States. This internationalisation can have different scenarios. The scenario that dominates currently pending legislation initiatives implements an...

This article discusses an important phenomenon in the European Union governance. This is a difference between a political spectrum of a particular EU Member State at the EU level and at the national level of that Member State.The work pleads for the necessity of an effective coupling between the...

1. A territorial dispute concerning the borders of the sovereign state is an outmost sensitive and political matter, which never should be ultimately decided in a court. Only a political discourse should lead to the solution, always with due respect to the sovereignty of the state, whose borders...

The entropy could be understood as an increase of disorder in the system with time, while an order can be created by adding the energy to the isolated or quasi-isolated system.From the perspective of entropy, the economic or world governance has its optimal mode when a big system consists of...