Natalia B Pomozova
Biographic Data
| ID | 2937329 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia B Pomozova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia B |
| FAMILY NAME | Pomozova |
| SIGNATURE | POMOZOVA N B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian State University for the Humanities |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9981-0593 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Artificial Intelligence Ethics as a Realm of International Discursive Competition
It might seem that the global threat posed by the hybrid non-agentic/agentic nature of AI would encourage governments to jointly regulate it. Most states’ acts related to AI development include sections on ethical regulations, which reveal differing normative approaches that make discussions about AI ethics an important element of interstate discursive competition. Russia’s significant lag behind the U.S., China, and the EU does not preclude its …
Military Artificial Intelligence in the U.S. and PRC
The rapid and so far unregulated development of artificial intelligence technologies in the last few years has created conditions for a new large-scale arms race of actors using military artificial intelligence. The USA, which constantly reaffirms its goal of maintaining global leadership and military superiority, now considers AI technologies a critical factor and, in this regard, is strengthening systemic restrictions on the access to them of i…
The Taiwan Question as a Neocolonial Problem
The aggravation of the situation around the unrecognized state in Taiwan is interpreted by Western experts and politicians mainly in a simplified way: the United States is defending the island democracy from mainland authoritarian China. Their forecast boils down to determining the beginning of a supposedly inevitable military clash with one or another set of participants. Despite the fact that Western experts often characterize Chinese policy (i…
Внешнеполитические концепции Китая и марксистский подход к госкапитализму
Introduction. Neither foreign investments (Western powers made the latter in a variety of economies without any such effect) nor Beijing's economic course at large (neighboring Japan and Republic of Korea have experienced comparable economic development rates but tended to remain inert enough on the world stage) could explain the growth of China's international influence anyway rooted in its rapid and comprehensive development over the last thirt…
European Criticism of China’s Human Rights’ Policy
For several decades, the issue of human rights has been an instrument of Western pressure on China, and also serves as a pretext for foreign policy decisions (such as the imposition of sanctions). As part of its discursive policy, China has recently shifted from a defensive to an offensive position, including on the issue of human rights. This dynamic is considered in this study using the example of three issues that have been most actively discu…
Artificial Intelligence in the Politics of the EU and China
The article analyzed different concepts of the regulation of the artificial intelligence in the context of the competition between EU and China. In just the last few years artificial intelligence has evolved from academic research and futuristic discussions into the most dynamically developing practice. The speed and scale of implementation of this technology, and even more so, the prospects, are confusing an increasing number of people ‒ from po…
The Theory of Max Weber as a Methodology of Sociological Analysis for Understanding the Foreign Policy of Modern China
Introduction . The multi-vector strengthening of China leads to a lively international expert discussion. This article examines the possibilities of applying the methodology developed by M. Weber to the analysis of modern Chinese foreign policy. Despite the fact that M. Weber's studies were published more than a hundred years ago, his approaches, when correlated with modern realities, do not lose their relevance today. Methodology and sources . T…
Evolution of China’s Global Foreign Policy Conception in the 21st Century
China's rapid economic development in recent decades has significantly boosted its international political activities as evidenced by the promotion of a set of relevant global foreign policy doctrines. Unlike the concepts adopted under Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which were rather bombastic
Conceptual Approaches to Human Rights in the European Union and the People’s Republic of China
The article presents a comparative interdisciplinary study of approaches to the problem of human rights in relations between the European Union and the People’s Republic of China. This factor is traditionally used by the EU and the West to criticize the policies of other countries, combining pressure and encouragement in order to Westernize them ‒ to accept and practicallyl implement the Western concept of human rights.However, modern China, havi…
Chinese Diplomatic Discourse for Europe
Western criticism: the situation in Hong Kong and the COVID-19 pandemic.To determine the dynamics of the diplomatic discourse, speeches made between 2013 and mid-2020 were selected for analysis.The study is novel in that it tests the comprehensive analysis methodology, in particular Michel Foucault's concept of discourse in combination with Jacques Derrida's concept of deconstruction.The analysis made points to the change in the style of the Chin…
European Values and the Chinese Factor
The liberal values lying at the core of the European continent's integration into the European Union (EU) are being put to the test by new factors, particularly the consistent and all-around strengthening of China. Europe's attitude towards this new global "center of power" and, in particular, its Belt and Road Initiative, increasingly demonstrates the fragility of the existing system of values in EU countries, and its declining effectiveness. Th…
Chinese Diplomatic Discourse for Europe
Western criticism: the situation in Hong Kong and the COVID-19 pandemic.To determine the dynamics of the diplomatic discourse, speeches made between 2013 and mid-2020 were selected for analysis.The study is novel in that it tests the comprehensive analysis methodology, in particular Michel Foucault's concept of discourse in combination with Jacques Derrida's concept of deconstruction.The analysis made points to the change in the style of the Chin…
Evolution of China’s Global Foreign Policy Conception in the 21st Century
China's rapid economic development in recent decades has significantly boosted its international political activities as evidenced by the promotion of a set of relevant global foreign policy doctrines. Unlike the concepts adopted under Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which were rather bombastic
European Values and the Chinese Factor
The liberal values lying at the core of the European continent's integration into the European Union (EU) are being put to the test by new factors, particularly the consistent and all-around strengthening of China. Europe's attitude towards this new global "center of power" and, in particular, its Belt and Road Initiative, increasingly demonstrates the fragility of the existing system of values in EU countries, and its declining effectiveness. Th…
European Values and the Chinese Factor
The liberal values lying at the core of the European continent's integration into the European Union (EU) are being put to the test by new factors, particularly the consistent and all-around strengthening of China. Europe's attitude towards this new global "center of power" and, in particular, its Belt and Road Initiative, increasingly demonstrates the fragility of the existing system of values in EU countries, and its declining effectiveness. Th…
Conceptual Approaches to Human Rights in the European Union and the People’s Republic of China
The article presents a comparative interdisciplinary study of approaches to the problem of human rights in relations between the European Union and the People’s Republic of China. This factor is traditionally used by the EU and the West to criticize the policies of other countries, combining pressure and encouragement in order to Westernize them ‒ to accept and practicallyl implement the Western concept of human rights.However, modern China, havi…
Chinese Diplomatic Discourse for Europe
Western criticism: the situation in Hong Kong and the COVID-19 pandemic.To determine the dynamics of the diplomatic discourse, speeches made between 2013 and mid-2020 were selected for analysis.The study is novel in that it tests the comprehensive analysis methodology, in particular Michel Foucault's concept of discourse in combination with Jacques Derrida's concept of deconstruction.The analysis made points to the change in the style of the Chin…
The Theory of Max Weber as a Methodology of Sociological Analysis for Understanding the Foreign Policy of Modern China
Introduction . The multi-vector strengthening of China leads to a lively international expert discussion. This article examines the possibilities of applying the methodology developed by M. Weber to the analysis of modern Chinese foreign policy. Despite the fact that M. Weber's studies were published more than a hundred years ago, his approaches, when correlated with modern realities, do not lose their relevance today. Methodology and sources . T…
Evolution of China’s Global Foreign Policy Conception in the 21st Century
China's rapid economic development in recent decades has significantly boosted its international political activities as evidenced by the promotion of a set of relevant global foreign policy doctrines. Unlike the concepts adopted under Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which were rather bombastic
European Criticism of China’s Human Rights’ Policy
For several decades, the issue of human rights has been an instrument of Western pressure on China, and also serves as a pretext for foreign policy decisions (such as the imposition of sanctions). As part of its discursive policy, China has recently shifted from a defensive to an offensive position, including on the issue of human rights. This dynamic is considered in this study using the example of three issues that have been most actively discu…
Artificial Intelligence in the Politics of the EU and China
The article analyzed different concepts of the regulation of the artificial intelligence in the context of the competition between EU and China. In just the last few years artificial intelligence has evolved from academic research and futuristic discussions into the most dynamically developing practice. The speed and scale of implementation of this technology, and even more so, the prospects, are confusing an increasing number of people ‒ from po…
Artificial Intelligence Ethics as a Realm of International Discursive Competition
It might seem that the global threat posed by the hybrid non-agentic/agentic nature of AI would encourage governments to jointly regulate it. Most states’ acts related to AI development include sections on ethical regulations, which reveal differing normative approaches that make discussions about AI ethics an important element of interstate discursive competition. Russia’s significant lag behind the U.S., China, and the EU does not preclude its …
Military Artificial Intelligence in the U.S. and PRC
The rapid and so far unregulated development of artificial intelligence technologies in the last few years has created conditions for a new large-scale arms race of actors using military artificial intelligence. The USA, which constantly reaffirms its goal of maintaining global leadership and military superiority, now considers AI technologies a critical factor and, in this regard, is strengthening systemic restrictions on the access to them of i…
The Taiwan Question as a Neocolonial Problem
The aggravation of the situation around the unrecognized state in Taiwan is interpreted by Western experts and politicians mainly in a simplified way: the United States is defending the island democracy from mainland authoritarian China. Their forecast boils down to determining the beginning of a supposedly inevitable military clash with one or another set of participants. Despite the fact that Western experts often characterize Chinese policy (i…
Внешнеполитические концепции Китая и марксистский подход к госкапитализму
Introduction. Neither foreign investments (Western powers made the latter in a variety of economies without any such effect) nor Beijing's economic course at large (neighboring Japan and Republic of Korea have experienced comparable economic development rates but tended to remain inert enough on the world stage) could explain the growth of China's international influence anyway rooted in its rapid and comprehensive development over the last thirt…
Political science (9 works) · China (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · European union (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ideology (3 works)