Param Singh
With more than a decade of experience, Param has taught a diverse array of graduate and undergraduate courses in business economics, applied statistics, and international business across various universities. He holds a PhD in Regional/Urban Economy.
His current research bridges international relations and the global economy in an era of digital transformation, offering a nuanced perspective on how state policies, geopolitical shifts, and transnational institutions influence business environments, regional development, and cross-border economic strategies. He is particularly interested in the impact of digitalization across sectors, with a focus on how innovations such as digital money and emerging payment infrastructures are reshaping the international monetary system, altering capital flows, and redefining trade relations between countries.
Param has regularly taught courses in business statistics and international business, equipping students with both quantitative tools and critical insights into today’s fast-evolving global economy. Through his work in the classroom and in mentoring students, he views teaching not as a one-way transfer of knowledge but as a dynamic and ongoing journey of mutual learning.
Courses taught
Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Business Statistics
Areas of academic interest
Digital economy, digital money
Areas of specialization
Digital economy, digital money, finance
Awards
- Research Collaboration Fellowship from York Centre for Asia Research (YCAR), York University, Toronto, Canada.
- Received travel grant to present a paper at Historical Materialism Conference: The Great Transition, held in Montreal (Canada), May 17-20, 2018.
- Awarded the Institute of Critical Social Inquiry Summer Session Fellowship, The New School, New York (U.S.A) for Summer Session 2017.
Publications
Journals and edited books
38
Conferences
24
