Thus, performance of joint programs has three basic motives: working out and manufacture of concrete kinds of space technics; augmentation of scientific and technical and industrial potentials of national space complexes; assistance to the general NTP in national scales.

Integration processes in the Western Europe basically have prepared participants of joint programs for partial refusal of the national sovereignty, creation of joint joint-stock companies in the space industry. signs of the outlined tendency are forthcoming merge of vertoleto-building branches ' Aerospasjal ' and ' Dojche an aerospace ' and the transformation of a consortium planned for 1995-1996 ' the Air bus ' from ' associations in economic interests ' in an anonymous society with own capital.

Other display of this process is inclusion of space firms of the Western Europe in structure diversifitsirovannyh monopolistically structures (' Dojche an aerospace ' - ' Daimler-bents ') or their own transformation to such structures (' British ejrospejs '). In other words, there is a structural reorganisation of the space industry of the Western Europe just like the American.