Correction: Affective computing scholarship and the rise of China: a view from 25 years of bibliometric data
Journal: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Year: 2021

of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, attributes the lack of Russia's progress in affective computing to a myriad of factors, the first of which is politics. Longstanding geopolitical rivalries and the more recent, anti-Russian sanctions of the US and other NATO countries over the annexation of Crimea hamper international collaborations and critically, funding. Second, the militarization of science and sensitive links between AI development and its weaponization. The third factor is bureau