Oksana Tokarchuk

Oksana Tokarchuk is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Management, University of Trento. She is affiliated with the School of Innovation (CS) and teaches courses such as International Business Management, Marketing Principles, and Market Analysis Laboratory. Her research focuses on business economics, tourism sustainability, organizational innovation, and firm performance analysis. She has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed articles addressing topics ranging from tourism carrying capacity to managerial training impacts on SMEs.

Her academic work emphasizes the intersection of tourism economics and consumer behavior, particularly analyzing destination management strategies and the role of innovation in export performance. She has explored pandemic-era labor dynamics with studies on teleworking's societal impacts. Her teaching portfolio includes both undergraduate and graduate programs, integrating practical research methodologies such as sentiment analysis and experimental economics approaches.

Current research trends in her publications show strong emphasis on quantitative analysis of tourism systems, with recent work applying big data techniques to measure destination sustainability thresholds. Her studies on managerial training methods highlight actionable insights for small businesses facing economic uncertainties. Methodologically, her work combines econometric analysis with behavioral economics principles to address real-world business challenges.

As a course leader for Market Analysis Laboratory, she guides students through data collection and visualization techniques to assess market dynamics. Her academic contributions bridge theoretical business concepts with practical applications in tourism management and organizational development.