1. Today's financial and economic crisis of the West-bound system and structural regionalization of certain markets (South America, Eurasia), being the manifestations of re-dividing the planet into larger geopolitical spaces (multipolarity), accelerate a decline of the necessary nation and oppose globalization. This process, firmly based on the principle of economic interdependence, in the mid-term perspective might be displaced by a process of continental regionalization that is closely connected with the principle of augmentability.
2. The markets’ regionalization in the two hemispheres of the planet that, until recently, was closely tied up with the process of globalization and, most important, integrally followed geopolitical doctrines of the world supremacy, which were the US policy guidelines for the several decades, now seem increasingly evolve towards larger continental formations and promote, in the mid-term perspective, the geopolitical integration of extensive self-sufficient spaces.
3. The principle of globalization and adherence to the world economic interdependence at the planetary level, is being displaced by the principle of augmentability, being the new basis for rallying the variety of economies at a continental level with due respect to the specifics and cultural traditions of various nations of the world. The 21st century, in the scales of all-planet economy, would be noted by the contradiction between the globalization and the processes aimed at forming the continental spaces economically supplementing each other.