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COLLECTIVE SECURITY IN THE ARCTIC REGION: INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES OF CONTEMPORARY PROCESSES OF REGIONALIZATION

The search for a new model of collective security is one of the most important institutional challenges in a multipolar world. Despite the fact that modern processes of regionalization are increasingly determined by cognitive factors, the Arctic region is becoming a macro-region of the world, where the balance of national interest of countries with different economic systems can determine the institutional criteria for future global interaction or confrontation in achieving the goals of sustainable development.