Cooperative, transnational and regulator: the integration scheme as a (new) paradigm for the State theory

This article proposes to analyse the Integration Right as a possible successor of the traditional State project, with the emergence of a new political paradigm, which is cooperative, transnational and regulator. To that end, the research problem revolves around the following question: in what way the integration schemes can be seen as a new paradigm of the State, replacing the old project with a new one of transnational cooperation? Using the dialectical method, the general objective is related to the study of integration schemes with the focus on a new paradigm of State theory, presenting as specific objectives: (1) to make an analysis of modernity and changes in the structure of the State; (2) to describe existing integration schemes with a view in particular to the European Union; (3) to point out the possibilities of a new paradigm of State model, specifically a cooperative, transnational and regulator State arising from the evolution of integration schemes.