Milana M.-S. Abueva

Peoples' Friendship University of Russia

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Dr. Milana M.-S. Abueva is a prominent scholar in global economic policy and crisis management, with a particular focus on the intersection of globalization and systemic shocks. Her most-cited work, “COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Global Economic Spheres” (2021, 24 citations), provides a seminal analysis of how the pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities of interconnected economic systems. In this study, Abueva argues that economic globalization has accelerated the globalization of political, diplomatic, educational, and trade factors, creating a fragile web where a single outbreak—originating in Wuhan, China—could trigger worldwide economic disruption. Her research offers critical insights into the mechanisms of contagion across sectors, emphasizing the need for resilient international frameworks. Beyond this paper, Abueva has contributed to understanding how crises reshape global supply chains and policy coordination. With her work cited by economists and policymakers, she has established herself as a vital voice in contemporary debates on globalization’s double-edged nature. Her scholarship not only documents recent history but also provides actionable lessons for future global governance, making her a key reference for students and researchers studying economic interdependence and crisis response.