Transformation processes of international economic relations as a «window of opportunity» for changes of strategic importance

Subject of research is the processes of transformation of international economic relations.
The purpose of this article is to consider the range of possibilities and the arsenal of their political
and economic use.
The methodology of the work is based on studies of socio–economic dynamics. The processes
of international, multilevel regional and national changes are multi–vector and include deliberately
different–speed trends. The transition to a new political and economic paradigm radically changes
the window of opportunity, affecting the ratio of objective and subjective factors of development.
The transitional period in the implementation of transformations requires scrupulous decisions on
optimization and the order of stages, especially a careful selection of the tree of goals and means,
since it has the potential not only short– and medium–, but also long–term consequences.
The information base of the research is made up of regulations, domestic and foreign publications, research on the content of international economic relations, the direction and nature of mega–
trends in world development, the role of transition periods, the ratio of strategy and tactics in
making organizational and managerial decisions.
Results of the work – an analysis of the productive use of the possibilities of the transitional period
for the implementation of forced transformations was carried out.
Conclusions. The transition to post–globality conditions combines the conditions of the global
scale of mutual influence with the growth of endogeneity of political, economic and socio–cultural
integrity. The time of forced transitional transformations expands the corridor of opportunities (in
particular, organizational and managerial decisions that affect the level of the long–term economic
orbit). Accordingly, mastering the post–global organizational and managerial range is an important
prerequisite for successful defending national interests.