Stages of Development of Offshore Geopolitics

Offshore geopolitics-West "zones of vital interests" without the use of military and political power for managing financial and productive assets, access to natural and intellectual resources of the State.

The ideology of "living space", in "Mein Kampf" resting and looks like a kindergarten

compared with the capabilities and efficiency of modern offshore geopolitics.

In the first phase during the cold war, offshore business has become part of the new geopolitics (geoèkonomiki), which, unlike traditional geopolitics focuses on the economic strength of the State. Offshore incorporations have become an outpost for the West to conquest the world economic space. United States and United Kingdom have domestic TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS use offshore companies for this purpose.

Outposts of the offshore business were established primarily in former colonies of the British Empire falling, as well as obtaining independence or are overseas territories of the United Kingdom and the British Commonwealth: Singapore, Hong Kong S.A.R., Cyprus, Malta, Gibraltar, Bahamas, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands and the Isle of Jersey, Antigua and Mauritius. As well as in countries that are dependent on the United States (Panama, Liberia, Marshall Islands, etc.)

In the second phase, in the context of globalization, offshore business became indispensable part of the global economy. In order to minimize taxes and protection of private capital offshore business is present in almost all spheres of business. Many Western banks are subsidiaries of subsidiaries in offshore zones. According to the Organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) a third World Bank deposits is the largest offshore business centres.

Offshore banks are about $ 11.5 trillion. Abolition of currency restrictions and the introduction of the world's leading mutual convertibility of currencies provided offshore banks to circumvent national restrictive norms of monetary regulation, introducing monetary transactions on the market in other countries. A powerful stimulus for this was the expansion of the activities of transnational corporations, whose demand for sources of international credit, non-national restrictions.