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Process Management and Scientific Developments” International Conference “Process Management and Scientific Developments” Birmingham, United Kingdom (Novotel Birmingham Centre, May 1, 2021) Part 2 Proceedings of the International Conference “Process Management and Scientific Developments” (Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 1, 2021). Part 2 М67 ISBN 978-5-905695-11-7 (print) ISBN 978-0-6451024-6-8 (online) These Conference Proceedings combine materials of the conference – research papers and thesis reports of scientific workers. They examines tecnical and sociological issues of research issues. Some articles deal with theoretical and methodological approaches and principles of research questions of personality professionalization. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of cited publications, facts, figures, quotations, statistics, proper names and other information. UDC 330 ©Scientific publishing house Infinity, 2021 ©Group of authors, 2021 CONTENTS ECONOMICS EU trade policy during the COVID-19 pandemic Razumnova Ludmila Lvovna..........................................................................................................................8 Of environmental issues and topical ways of its resolving Balashova Maria Aleksandrovna, Popova Julia Sergeevna, Popova Anna Aleksandrovna.......................................................................................................................17 Impact of the coronovirus pandemic on small and medium-sized businesses in Russia Savinova Olga Viktorovna, Afrikanova Elizaveta Veniaminovna....................................................24 JURISPRUDENCE The spread of drug crime through information and telecommunications technologies Uvarova Irina Aleksandrovna....................................................................................................................31 Judicial penalty: issues of legislative regulation and law enforcement Ramazanov Evgeny Rinatovich...............................................................................................................38 Evolution of the legal regulation of personal data in the Russian Federation and the European Union Kolchina Mariia Sergeevna.......................................................................................................................51 Properties of digital assets defining features their inheritance Sverdlova Yulia Valentinovna.....................................................................................................................59 PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES Psychological and pedagogical aspects of the age specificity of children 6-10 years old Sultigova Marifa Magometovna, Lezina Valeria Vladimirovna, Mamieva Zarema Murtsalovna, Tseloeva Depkhan Magometovna, Sultygova Romina Magometovna, Sultygova Leila Mustafaevna.................................................67 The development of leadership skills in gymnasts with hearing impairments Novikov Ivan Vladislavovich, Novikov Vladislav Vladimirovich, Novikova Mariia Vladislavovna.................................................................................................................74 Scholarship program of the "Oxford Russia Fund" (ORF) at Irkutsk State University: implementation and results Logunova Galina Viktorovna, Edelshtein Olga Alexandrovna......................................................81 On the use of American English in preparation for the Unified State Exam in a foreign language Ivanova Oksana Yevgenyevna, Chechel Svetlana Viktorovna......................................................87 Possibilities of using modern educational technologies in physical education Veselov Aleksey Aleksandrovich, Sharov Pavel Viktorovich, Veselova Anna Yuryevna............................................................................................................................91 Methodological aspects of the study of neurodidactics in humanitarian students Alexeeva Alyona Alekseevna, Lezina Valeria Vladimirovna, Ivanov Pavel Viktorovich, Gaisanov Magomedbashir Bagaudinovich, Sainaroeva Aset Halitovna..............................99 The influence of the distance learning format on the effectiveness of teaching biology to foreign students in an intermediary language Denisenko Anna Nestorovna, Denisenko Anastasia Sergeevna.................................................105 Pedagogical conditions for students of the Russian Federation to master the piano art of the People's Republic of China in the context of the academic discipline "International cooperation in the field of music culture and education" Tan Huixi, Osenneva Marina Stepanovna...........................................................................................110 Features of the organization of the educational process in Sunday school Rastorgueva Margarita Sergeevna, Osenneva Marina Stepanovna.........................................119 Grouping online resources by the level of their impact on the development of creativity in students, taking into account the Cycle of D. Kolb Samokhvalova Ekaterina Igorevna........................................................................................................125 PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES What is history? From the point of view of a physicist. Part I Ikhlov Boris Lazarevitch..........................................................................................................................130 What is history? From the point of view of a physicist. Part II Ikhlov Boris Lazarevitch..........................................................................................................................151 Determinism and freedom Ikhlov Boris Lazarevitch..........................................................................................................................172 PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES The ideas about the profession of "teacher" in the naive picture of the world of native speakers of the Russian language according to the data of the associative experiment Vasilyeva Svetlana Petrovna, Vasilyev Alexandr Dmitrievich.......................................................187 «Oh, let’s remember, you, oh Kuban brothers» Marching song of the Don Cossacks (Folklore of the war years) Zaporozhets Valentina Vasilyevna..........................................................................................................196 MEDICAL SCIENCES Vascular anatomy of the villisian circle in cerebrovascular pathology Ustimenko Oksana Anatolyevna, Kutafina Olesya Pavlovna, Volkova Alina Nikolaevna........................................................................................................................208 Comparative characteristics of educational methods of the pre-university medical programs of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Korea Luchkina Polina Vladimirovna, Khandogina Anastasia Andreevna, Khrebtova Kira Andreevna, Biryukova Natalya Viktorovna........................................................213 TECHNICAL SCIENCES Measures to improve the efficiency of vehicles Tazhigulova Gulmira Olzhabayevna, Kosybaev Zhanat Zkryevich, Kizdarbekova Makpal Zhyrenbayevna.................................................................................................223 Microstrip ferrite decoupling devices with improved characteristics for mm-wave range microwave equipment Semenov Aleksei Sergeevich.................................................................................................................228 Automation of the finished product warehouse Lozhkin Nikolay Dmitrievich....................................................................................................................235 CHEMICAL SCIENCES In silico and in vitro studies of urea-derived sugars that exhibit potential antitumor properties Ernazarova Baktygul Kochkorbaevna, Bakirova Aida Adilbekovna, Dzhumanazarova Asylkan Zulpukarvna.............................................................................................240 Process Management and Scientific Developments DOI 10.34660/INF.2021.15.86.001 EU TRADE POLICY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC1 Razumnova Ludmila Lvovna Doctor of Economic Sciences, Full Professor Plekhanov Russian University of Economics Abstract. The purpose of this article is to summarize and analyze the EU trade policy measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis showed the general orientation of the new mechanisms being de- veloped to coordinate the efforts of countries inside and outside the EU to maintain the sustainable operation of global supply chains of medical equipment, means to combat coronavirus, food, as well as create tools that ensure the availability of obtaining necessary information, medical care and vaccination of people. At the same time, some contradictions gener- ated by the "diplomacy of the coronavirus" were revealed. Keywords: European Union, trade policy, WTO, vaccine protectionism, COVAX, Mobility Package, Covid-19 pandemic. Introduction The European Union is the largest center of international trade, uniting 27 countries with different levels of economic development and historical past into a single economic space. The coronavirus pandemic has posed a major challenge to pan-European solidarity. On the one hand, it contrib- uted to the development of mechanisms for internal and external economic interaction between the EU member states, including mechanisms within the framework of various international organizations. On the other hand, it revealed contradictions at the level of institutional regulation and contrib- uted to the return to the dominant role of the nation state [1]. Research
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