Gleb Kozliakov

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Gleb Kozliakov is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of international trade, technological change, and economic resilience. His primary focus is on how global value chains (GVCs) are being reshaped by two powerful forces: rising geopolitical uncertainty and the rapid advance of automation. In his most-cited paper, "Global value chains in a world of uncertainty and automation" (2025, 9 citations), Kozliakov offers a forward-looking framework for understanding how firms and nations are reconfiguring production networks in response to these dual pressures. This work is notable for its timely synthesis of trade theory with the economics of automation, providing a lens through which to view the fragmentation and potential re-localization of supply chains. While early in his career, Kozliakov’s contributions are already recognized for their relevance to policymakers and economists grappling with the future of global production. His research stands out for its clarity in connecting macro-level trade disruptions to micro-level firm strategies, marking him as a promising voice in the study of how technology and uncertainty are rewriting the rules of international commerce.