Svetlana Krivokhizh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4157095 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Svetlana Krivokhizh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Svetlana |
| FAMILY NAME | Krivokhizh |
| SIGNATURE | KRIVOKHIZH S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0946-228X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Kazakhstan reimagined: Insights into Kazakhstan's image among Chinese internet users
China’s View on the Transformation of the European Security Architecture in Times of Turbulence
This article analyzes China’s perspective on the transformation of European security architecture amid global turbulence. It explores the factors that have shaped China’s understanding of security, with particular attention to the Global Security Initiative proposed by China and its perception of the European security crisis following 2022. By examining official statements and academic publications, the paper identifies how China evaluates Russia…
The Great Narrative Game: Chinaʼs Multi-Channel Approachto Shaping Global Perceptions
This study aims to contribute to the research of Chinaʼs discourse power by constructing a comprehensive outline of the communication channels that the PRC relies on to disseminate its messages globally. In terms of theoretical background, we rely on the concept of strategic narratives, which singles out the process of ideasʼ projection and stresses the importance of communication infrastructure used to transmit messages. In the empirical part, w…
Chinese Media Representation of the SCO: A Study of People’s Daily and Global Times
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is one of the first international organizations in which the PRC played a key role. However, according to some researchers, over the past 20 years the Chinese leadership’s interest in this mechanism of international cooperation has decreased. This article explores the place of the SCO in Chinese foreign policy by analyzing the representation of this organization in the PRC’s media - Chinese-language pub…
Explaining Anti-Asian Xenophobia to Chinese Audience: Coverage of Hate Incidents During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the PRC Press
This article explores the Chinese media coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic. It sheds light on how xenophobia against Asians has been presented and discussed in the PRC press. Qualitative thematic analysis is used to identify key themes in the coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the two CCP-controlled newspapers: People’s Daily and Global Times. This article demonstrates that hate crimes against Asia…
Strategic Narratives in China’s Bid for Discursive Hegemony
Power in international relations implies not only the possession of outstanding material resources, but also the ability to proposeand popularize attractive ideas, values, and norms and thus control discourse. Scholars note that during the presidencyof Xi Jinping, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has joined the struggle for discursive hegemony. This change in China’sforeign policy requires systematic study, for which the concept of a strategi…
The EU and China: How do they fit in Central Asia
Since the collapse of the USSR, the European Union (EU) and China have launched a range of leadership initiatives in Central Asia. Focusing on non-traditional security, connectivity and water management cooperation, this paper contributes to the special issue by highlighting the evolution of the EU's goals and practices in Central Asia, contrasting them with China's leadership strategy, and discussing implications for states in the region. The EU…
Chinese initiatives in Central Asia: Claim for regional leadership
Being neighbors, China and Central Asian states face common problems, which require collective response and leadership. In this article, we explore to what extent China’s increased engagement in the region since the dissolution of the USSR has included attempts to lead cooperation to address some of these common problems. We answer our research question by exploring observable leadership efforts, such as institutional development, financial suppo…
Strategic Narratives in China’s Bid for Discursive Hegemony
Power in international relations implies not only the possession of outstanding material resources, but also the ability to proposeand popularize attractive ideas, values, and norms and thus control discourse. Scholars note that during the presidencyof Xi Jinping, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has joined the struggle for discursive hegemony. This change in China’sforeign policy requires systematic study, for which the concept of a strategi…
The EU and China: How do they fit in Central Asia
Since the collapse of the USSR, the European Union (EU) and China have launched a range of leadership initiatives in Central Asia. Focusing on non-traditional security, connectivity and water management cooperation, this paper contributes to the special issue by highlighting the evolution of the EU's goals and practices in Central Asia, contrasting them with China's leadership strategy, and discussing implications for states in the region. The EU…
Explaining Anti-Asian Xenophobia to Chinese Audience: Coverage of Hate Incidents During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the PRC Press
This article explores the Chinese media coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic. It sheds light on how xenophobia against Asians has been presented and discussed in the PRC press. Qualitative thematic analysis is used to identify key themes in the coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the two CCP-controlled newspapers: People’s Daily and Global Times. This article demonstrates that hate crimes against Asia…
Chinese initiatives in Central Asia: Claim for regional leadership
Being neighbors, China and Central Asian states face common problems, which require collective response and leadership. In this article, we explore to what extent China’s increased engagement in the region since the dissolution of the USSR has included attempts to lead cooperation to address some of these common problems. We answer our research question by exploring observable leadership efforts, such as institutional development, financial suppo…
Chinese initiatives in Central Asia: Claim for regional leadership
Being neighbors, China and Central Asian states face common problems, which require collective response and leadership. In this article, we explore to what extent China’s increased engagement in the region since the dissolution of the USSR has included attempts to lead cooperation to address some of these common problems. We answer our research question by exploring observable leadership efforts, such as institutional development, financial suppo…
The EU and China: How do they fit in Central Asia
Since the collapse of the USSR, the European Union (EU) and China have launched a range of leadership initiatives in Central Asia. Focusing on non-traditional security, connectivity and water management cooperation, this paper contributes to the special issue by highlighting the evolution of the EU's goals and practices in Central Asia, contrasting them with China's leadership strategy, and discussing implications for states in the region. The EU…
Chinese Media Representation of the SCO: A Study of People’s Daily and Global Times
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is one of the first international organizations in which the PRC played a key role. However, according to some researchers, over the past 20 years the Chinese leadership’s interest in this mechanism of international cooperation has decreased. This article explores the place of the SCO in Chinese foreign policy by analyzing the representation of this organization in the PRC’s media - Chinese-language pub…
Explaining Anti-Asian Xenophobia to Chinese Audience: Coverage of Hate Incidents During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the PRC Press
This article explores the Chinese media coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic. It sheds light on how xenophobia against Asians has been presented and discussed in the PRC press. Qualitative thematic analysis is used to identify key themes in the coverage of anti-Asian hate incidents in the two CCP-controlled newspapers: People’s Daily and Global Times. This article demonstrates that hate crimes against Asia…
Strategic Narratives in China’s Bid for Discursive Hegemony
Power in international relations implies not only the possession of outstanding material resources, but also the ability to proposeand popularize attractive ideas, values, and norms and thus control discourse. Scholars note that during the presidencyof Xi Jinping, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has joined the struggle for discursive hegemony. This change in China’sforeign policy requires systematic study, for which the concept of a strategi…
Kazakhstan reimagined: Insights into Kazakhstan's image among Chinese internet users
China’s View on the Transformation of the European Security Architecture in Times of Turbulence
This article analyzes China’s perspective on the transformation of European security architecture amid global turbulence. It explores the factors that have shaped China’s understanding of security, with particular attention to the Global Security Initiative proposed by China and its perception of the European security crisis following 2022. By examining official statements and academic publications, the paper identifies how China evaluates Russia…
The Great Narrative Game: Chinaʼs Multi-Channel Approachto Shaping Global Perceptions
This study aims to contribute to the research of Chinaʼs discourse power by constructing a comprehensive outline of the communication channels that the PRC relies on to disseminate its messages globally. In terms of theoretical background, we rely on the concept of strategic narratives, which singles out the process of ideasʼ projection and stresses the importance of communication infrastructure used to transmit messages. In the empirical part, w…
China (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · China's Ethnic Minorities and Relations (4 works) · Law (4 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Business (2 works)