Victor Stolzenburg
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Victor Stolzenburg is a leading scholar in international trade and global value chains (GVCs), with a particular focus on the intersection of economic governance, institutional frameworks, and crisis resilience. His most cited work, “COVID‑19 and global value chains: A discussion of arguments on value chain organisation and the role of the WTO” (2024, 16 citations), offers a rigorous dual‑angle analysis of how the pandemic reshaped GVCs—examining both firm‑level behavioral shifts and the normative case for policy interventions. Stolzenburg’s research is distinguished by its balanced integration of positive and normative perspectives, providing actionable insights for policymakers and business strategists navigating supply‑chain disruptions. His contributions have been instrumental in clarifying the evolving role of the World Trade Organization in a post‑pandemic global economy, and his work is widely cited by trade economists and international organizations. Stolzenburg’s scholarship exemplifies how careful theoretical reasoning can inform real‑world debates on globalization, resilience, and institutional reform.
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