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    Instrumental influence of political myths on the formation of the political and cultural space
    (Bydgoszcz: Uniwersytet Kazimierza Wielkiego, 2016) Neprytska, Tetyana I.; Denisiyk, Svitlana G.
    The essence of political myths, their structure and key functions have been analyzed in the article. The peculiarities of the political myths’ creation in the Ukrainian society have been also characterized. It has been determined that political myths are an effective tool of influencing the political culture and consciousness of the citizens and that they are being used by the present-day Ukrainian politicians in order to gain and keep power. The attention to the predominantly destructive role of political myths in the development of modern Ukrainian society has also been drawn in the article. The authors claim that with the development of the information society a political myth is becoming more adaptive and gains the ability to create an illusion of reality and its manipulative influence is becoming more masterly and less noticeable. This influence often leads to the simulation of the democratic principles, depression and passive attitude of the citizens. It is possible to minimize the social consciousness manipulation through raising the level of the political culture and consciousness of the citizens, forming an open communication system between authorities and citizens, developing independent mass media, etc.
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    THE PECULIARITIES OF GREAT BRITAIN IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
    (Вінниця: ДонНУ імені Василя Стуса "Політичне життя", 2016) Neprytska, Tetyana I.; Neprytskyi, O.
    The article analyses Great Britain’s specifics in the context of European integration. The key factors, which separate the United Kingdom from its continental neighbours, are it's being an island state, having a historical past of a great superstate, strong and long-lasting relations with the USA. All these factors had their specific impact on forming Great Britain’s unique political attitude and behaviour. They have also determined a multi-vector British identity for the British see themselves as a part of a British nation, a part of a Trans-Atlantic alliance as well as a part of a large European community. In the last decades, an ethnic component of identity has become significant. Thus, such identity levels as national, ethnic and pan European have been singled out. The Maastricht Treaty was perhaps the key element of certain finalising of the European integration process as it de-facto created the European Union that we know today. The process of its adoption and ratification has been analysed in the article. It has been concluded that signing the treaty has deepened the differences between the euro-enthusiasts and euro-sceptics in the society in general and within political circles in particular and has also caused a conflict within the Tori Party which has first led to a defeat at the parliamentary elections in 1997 and had many other manifestations in the following years, the Brexit is one of the most prominent and visible results of the aforementioned phenomena.