During the courses in the Ph.D. program Victor conducted the following research projects that culminated in term papers.
- The Evolution of Telephony: The Complex Interplay of Technological Innovation, Economic Bubbles in the Telecommunications Industry, and Government Regulation and Deregulation
- Course: IT/Comm/Telecom Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Hans Klein
- Term: Fall 2011
- Changing Roles of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Regulating the Telecommunications Industry
- Course: IT/Comm/Telecom Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Hans Klein
- Term: Fall 2011
- Alternative Organizations Not the Answer to Overcoming Alienation in Industrialized Production — Illustrated by the Occupy Amsterdam
- Course: Organization Theory
- Instructor: Dr. John Walsh
- Term: Fall 2011
- Limits of Informal Reward Systems in Overcoming Alienation and Stimulating Productivity in Organizations — Illustrated by personal experiences
- Course: Organization Theory
- Instructor: Dr. John Walsh
- Term: Fall 2011
- Social Capital as the Key to Overcoming Alienation in Efficient Industrialized Production and its Management — A critique on Smith and Taylor illustrated by the managerial strategy of the Ford Motor Company
- Course: Organization Theory
- Instructor: Dr. John Walsh
- Term: Fall 2011
- Global Governance Dynamics in Emerging and Evolving Global Socio-Technical Systems for Protecting Civil Rights — Protecting Privacy Rights of Consumers in the Global RFID-Retail System
- Course: Global Public Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Hans Klein
- Term: Spring 2011
- Consumer Acceptance of the Controversial Application of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) on Consumer Products in Retail
- Course: Advanced Research Methods 2
- Instructor: Dr. Greg Lewis
- Term: Spring 2011
- Tracing Modes of Regulation in Socio-technical System Development: Regulations for the Protection of Consumer Privacy Rights for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) in Retail
- Course: Scope and Theory of Public Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Gordon Kingsley
- Term: Fall 2010
- Logical Inquiry into the Debate on Consumer Privacy Policy for RFID in Retail
- Course: Logic of Policy Inquiry
- Instructor: Dr. Juan Rogers
- Term: Fall 2010
- Religion and International Relations
- Course: International Relations Theory
- Instructor: Dr. Katja Weber
- Term: Spring 2010
- Neorealism vs. Neoliberalism — Neoliberalism Better Equipped to Conceptualize and Explain the Cooperation Among Nation States in the International Political System
- Course: International Relations Theory
- Instructor: Dr. Katja Weber
- Term: Spring 2010
- Consumer Privacy Protection for Radio Frequency Identification in the European Retail Sector — RFID Architecture and Regulatory Framework Working in Harmony to Protect Consumer Privacy
- Course: Internet & Public Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Hans Klein
- Term: Fall 2009
- Free Speech on the Internet — A Global Internet Governance Regime as a Vehicle for Guaranteeing Free Speech on the Internet
- Course: Internet & Public Policy
- Instructor: Dr. Hans Klein
- Term: Fall 2009