Elena Ponomareva
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143949 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena Ponomareva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena |
| FAMILY NAME | Ponomareva |
| SIGNATURE | PONOMAREVA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8370-8597 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Algorithmic Asymmetry
The article provides a historical and analytical study of the development of digital diplomacy as a distinct domain of diplomatic practice, examining it first at the moment of its emergence and then as it evolved within the digital environment in which diplomatic activity takes place. The paper examines the dynamics of terminology: from the earliest conceptualizations to later debates about the substance and scope of digital diplomacy as an indep…
Russians’ Relocation to Türkiye 2022–2023
The article examines the migration of Russians to Türkiye from February 2022 to the end of 2023 and its socioeconomic impact on the host country. The study identifies the sociological profile of Russian relocants: educated and financially secure individuals, who maintain connections with Russia and remain highly engaged in domestic affairs. The analysis is based on statistical data, sociological surveys, and materials from Russian and internation…
Relocation of Russians in 2022–2023 as a Phenomenon in International Relations
A distinctive feature of modern international relations is the constant movement not only of capital, goods, and services but also of human resources, highlighting the new transnational nature of global politics. This article analyses the processes of relocation of a significant number of Russians to other countries following the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The study aims to comprehend the phenomenon of Russian relocati…
Iran's "heroic flexibility" in the Western Balkans
Due to similarities in culture, religion, and discourse, Iran considers the Western Balkans as the "Eastern World in the West." Even in difficult conditions of confrontation with many leading players in world politics and the major beneficiaries of the Balkan regional agenda, Tehran managed to develop an effective strategy for penetrating and maintaining its presence in the Western Balkans. Iranian "investments" lie in education, culture, theolog…
Western Balkans
The Western Balkans has been and remains a particularly dense zone in terms of the number of actors present, where the interests of all the leading actors in world politics are bizarrely intertwined. The Ukrainian crisis has added spice to the Balkan agenda, reviving “frozen conflicts” not only within the borders of the region but also beyond its perimeter. Directly dependent on the outcome of the armed confrontation in Ukraine and separately fro…
Ankara’s Activation in the Western Balkans (Approaches, Tools, and Components)
In recent years, Turkey has increasingly moved away from the affiliation with the powers of the transatlantic bloc and seeks to play its own game. There are several reasons why Ankara has a special interest in the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, and the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo): historical, socio-cultural, religious and geographical proximity; the absence of strict institutional re…
Creation of Armed Forces in Nato Member States
Introduction. One of the key tendencies of modern international development is the growing importance of the “factor of power”. In this context, the initiated long process of the potential growth of the armed forces of the countries participating in NATO, which is of particular importance in the growth of new unconventional threats (one of the triggers of the Alliance transformation including through the strengthening of national units has become…
The World War II and its falsification in the Russian youth representations
The events of the World War II play a special role in the contemporary social discourse as the basis of collective memory and civil culture. The current attempts of some Western countries to misrepresent and rewrite the history of the World War II and to belittle the role of the Red Army in the rout of Nazism pursue serious geopolitical goals. Effective opposition to the falsification of history depends on the quality of youths knowledge about th…
Quo Vadis, Serbia
Political agency (or political autonomy) is a major characteristic of international actors as it actually implies their capacity to conduct (relatively) independent foreign and domestic policies.Belgrade's chances of retaining its international status and building a "sovereign" democracy largely depend on the smart policy of balancing between two main centersthe EU-NATO and Russia.Notwithstanding the objectively predetermined nature of the Europe…
Balkan Breath of Beijing (Strategy and Tactics of Chinese Presence in the Western Balkans)
''New Past''
Russia–North Korea
Amid new historical circumstances with higher turbulence of international relations and conflict potential, Russian and North Korean relations are an inherent part of regional and global contexts. It may be said without exaggeration that Moscow–Pyongyang relations shape the security of the entire Pacific Rim. This is especially relevant in the light of the global balance of power steadily shifting to the East over the last few years. Russia views…
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Russia–North Korea
Amid new historical circumstances with higher turbulence of international relations and conflict potential, Russian and North Korean relations are an inherent part of regional and global contexts. It may be said without exaggeration that Moscow–Pyongyang relations shape the security of the entire Pacific Rim. This is especially relevant in the light of the global balance of power steadily shifting to the East over the last few years. Russia views…
''New Past''
The World War II and its falsification in the Russian youth representations
The events of the World War II play a special role in the contemporary social discourse as the basis of collective memory and civil culture. The current attempts of some Western countries to misrepresent and rewrite the history of the World War II and to belittle the role of the Red Army in the rout of Nazism pursue serious geopolitical goals. Effective opposition to the falsification of history depends on the quality of youths knowledge about th…
Quo Vadis, Serbia
Political agency (or political autonomy) is a major characteristic of international actors as it actually implies their capacity to conduct (relatively) independent foreign and domestic policies.Belgrade's chances of retaining its international status and building a "sovereign" democracy largely depend on the smart policy of balancing between two main centersthe EU-NATO and Russia.Notwithstanding the objectively predetermined nature of the Europe…
Balkan Breath of Beijing (Strategy and Tactics of Chinese Presence in the Western Balkans)
Creation of Armed Forces in Nato Member States
Introduction. One of the key tendencies of modern international development is the growing importance of the “factor of power”. In this context, the initiated long process of the potential growth of the armed forces of the countries participating in NATO, which is of particular importance in the growth of new unconventional threats (one of the triggers of the Alliance transformation including through the strengthening of national units has become…
Western Balkans
The Western Balkans has been and remains a particularly dense zone in terms of the number of actors present, where the interests of all the leading actors in world politics are bizarrely intertwined. The Ukrainian crisis has added spice to the Balkan agenda, reviving “frozen conflicts” not only within the borders of the region but also beyond its perimeter. Directly dependent on the outcome of the armed confrontation in Ukraine and separately fro…
Ankara’s Activation in the Western Balkans (Approaches, Tools, and Components)
In recent years, Turkey has increasingly moved away from the affiliation with the powers of the transatlantic bloc and seeks to play its own game. There are several reasons why Ankara has a special interest in the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, and the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo): historical, socio-cultural, religious and geographical proximity; the absence of strict institutional re…
Iran's "heroic flexibility" in the Western Balkans
Due to similarities in culture, religion, and discourse, Iran considers the Western Balkans as the "Eastern World in the West." Even in difficult conditions of confrontation with many leading players in world politics and the major beneficiaries of the Balkan regional agenda, Tehran managed to develop an effective strategy for penetrating and maintaining its presence in the Western Balkans. Iranian "investments" lie in education, culture, theolog…
Russians’ Relocation to Türkiye 2022–2023
The article examines the migration of Russians to Türkiye from February 2022 to the end of 2023 and its socioeconomic impact on the host country. The study identifies the sociological profile of Russian relocants: educated and financially secure individuals, who maintain connections with Russia and remain highly engaged in domestic affairs. The analysis is based on statistical data, sociological surveys, and materials from Russian and internation…
Relocation of Russians in 2022–2023 as a Phenomenon in International Relations
A distinctive feature of modern international relations is the constant movement not only of capital, goods, and services but also of human resources, highlighting the new transnational nature of global politics. This article analyses the processes of relocation of a significant number of Russians to other countries following the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The study aims to comprehend the phenomenon of Russian relocati…
Algorithmic Asymmetry
The article provides a historical and analytical study of the development of digital diplomacy as a distinct domain of diplomatic practice, examining it first at the moment of its emergence and then as it evolved within the digital environment in which diplomatic activity takes place. The paper examines the dynamics of terminology: from the earliest conceptualizations to later debates about the substance and scope of digital diplomacy as an indep…
Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Global Political and Economic Relations (4 works) · History (4 works) · Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation (4 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (3 works)