A. Amosha
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A. Amosha is a prominent Ukrainian economist whose research centers on the structural transformation of industrial economies, with a particular focus on the strategic role of mechanical engineering in post-industrial development. His most-cited work, "On the restoration of the leading role of mechanical engineering in building a new economy in Ukraine" (2021), critically examines how nations can revitalize core manufacturing sectors amid global shifts toward digitalization, robotization, and automation. Amosha argues that the historical dominance of machine production—which drove industrial capitalist growth—must be reimagined through modern lenses of minimization, universalization, and computerization. Though his citation count is modest (2 citations), his work offers a timely framework for understanding Ukraine's economic reconstruction, blending historical industrial analysis with contemporary technological trends. His scholarship provides essential insights for policymakers and researchers navigating the intersection of traditional manufacturing and the digital economy, positioning him as a thoughtful voice on the challenges of building resilient, innovation-driven economies in transitional states.
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