Economic recovery in the context of the Euro-Atlantic integration process of Ukraine.

Abstract

In strategic terms, managing military conflicts often requires the use of complex and sometimes contradictory tools such as sanctions. Financial sanctions limit economic entities (countries, companies, individuals) in the purchase or sale of financial assets or in access to custodial or other financial services. Financial sanctions also limit access to the international payment system and, in particular, to the SWIFT network. Note that economic sanctions are most effective in the pre-war stage of the conflict, while financial sanctions are more effective it the stages of medium and high intensity of confrontation.