Vladimir Z. Chaplyuk

Peoples' Friendship University of Russia

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Vladimir Z. Chaplyuk is a prominent scholar whose research centers on the intersection of globalization, economic systems, and global crises, with a particular focus on how large-scale disruptions reshape international economic spheres. His most-cited work, "COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Global Economic Spheres" (2021, 24 citations), offers a critical analysis of how the pandemic accelerated the interconnectedness of economic, political, diplomatic, educational, and trade factors. Chaplyuk argues that the crisis exposed the fragility of globalized systems, as the virus’s origin in Wuhan, China, triggered cascading effects across all sectors. This paper has become a key reference for understanding pandemic-era globalization, highlighting how economic shocks rapidly propagate through tightly linked networks. Through this work, Chaplyuk provides a framework for analyzing systemic risks in a hyper-globalized world, making his contributions valuable for students and researchers studying economic resilience, crisis management, and the evolving dynamics of international relations. His research continues to inform debates on how global systems can adapt to future disruptions.