Paweł Pasierbiak

Paweł Pasierbiak is a Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS), Poland. He leads the Department of World Economy and European Integration since 2009 and serves as the Academic Coordinator for the TEMPUS-ELISAA project. His research focuses on Asia-Pacific economic dynamics, global value chains, and EU-Asia trade relations.

• PhD (2008) and Habilitacja (2020) in Economics, both from UMCS
• Member of academic societies: PECSA, PTE, EAJS, AAS

His work examines economic integration in East Asia through FDI, trade, and regional agreements. He analyzes global value chains and their impact on Poland and Europe, particularly in relation to China and Japan. Recent publications address trade imbalances between the EU and Asia, leveraging value-added metrics to refine traditional trade analysis.

His article trends span 2019–2025, covering topics like East Asian regionalization, post-crisis economic recovery, and AI-driven economic shifts in Central Eastern Europe. Collaborative works with scholars like Tomasz Białowąs and Bruce Kibler appear in journals and conference proceedings across the globe.

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He advises on international trade policy and supervises research on economic resilience. His lab, the Department of World Economy and European Integration, coordinates projects like the Jean Monnet Network SPEAC and TEMPUS-ELISAA, fostering EU-Asia connectivity strategies.