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One of the aspects of this problem, in its broad sense, is the mechanism of making new states EU members. The interest to this question can be conditioned, in the first place, by the fact that the process of admitting new members is by no means something that should be taken for granted, it is not static, it is dynamic by nature, it acquires new traits, its changes go along with the changes of the organization itself. The study of this process has a direct practical importance: it helps to determine particular rules and regulations, which can be taken into account by states, willing to become EU members, the lack of knowledge of these rules can put off EU membership for an indefinite period of time or even make it practically impossible. In the second place, the whole process of admitting new member states is greatly influenced by two aspects at a time – political and legal, and it should be kept in mind, that problems existing at the junction of politics and law never have a similar meaning, and, as a rule, are elucidated in literature fragmentarily or unilaterally or not elucidated at all and for that reason, are worth a thorough analysis.