Academic Staff of Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences   Ilhan Akipek Adjunct Senior Lecturer Ph.D., Law, University of Ankara, 1955. International law, Turkish law.   Nedim Alemdar Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of Utah, 1989. International economics, international finance.   James Alexander Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Theory, Trinity College, Cambridge, 2000. Modern political thought.   Neil Arnwine Instructor Ph.D., Economics, Rice University, Houston, Texas, 1996. Macroeconomics, monetary economics and mathematical methods.   Ersel Aydinli Assistant Professor Ph.D., McGill University, 2002. International relations theory, international security and globalisation.   Ilker Aytürk Assistant Professor Ph.D., Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University, 2004. Middle eastern politics, Israel, nationalism.   Hakan Berument Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of North Carolina, 1994. Macroeconomics, monetary economics.   Hatice Pinar Bilgin Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Politics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 2000. Security studies, international relations theory, critical security studies.   Sebastien Blais Instructor M.Sc., Economics, University of Montreal, 1998. Econometrics.   Radu Bogdan Visiting Professor Ph.D., Philosophy, Stanford University, 1980. Philosophy of mind, cognitive science.   Fergus Bolger Associate Professor Ph.D., University of London, 1988. Cognition of Risk taking behaviour, reasoning and decision making; news, mood and consumer confidence.   Hüseyin Boyaci Assistant Professor Ph.D., Bilkent University, 1999. Visual Perception, Cognitive Neuroscience.   Berrak Burçak Instructor Ph.D., Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University, 2005. Ottoman History.   Gülriz Büken Instructor Ph.D., English Language and Literature, Hacettepe University, 1974.   Dilek Cindoglu Assistant Professor Ph.D., Sociology, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1991. Gender stratification, social theory, sociology of development, sociology of art and literature.   Ümit Cizre Professor Ph.D., Political Science, Ankara University, 1987. Turkish politics, comparative politics.   Nur Bilge Criss Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, George Washington University, 1990. Modern history, Ottoman history, Russian history, women's history.   Alev Çinar Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1998. Comparative politics.   Asli Çirakman Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, Queen's University, 1996. Comparative politics.   Esra Çuhadar Gürkaynak Visiting Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Relations, Syracuse University, 2004. Negotiations and Third Party Intervention, Foreign Policy Analysis, Political Psychology.   Katja Doerschner Assistant Professor Ph.D., New York University, 2006. Perception of surface material, including color, in complex environments, perception of shape and motion.   Aygen Erdentug Associate Professor Ph.D., Sociology, Hacettepe University, 1980. Cultural change, worker culture, political anthropology.   Aycan Eren Instructor M.S., Psychology, Middle East Technical University, 1985. Psychology.   Özer Ergenç Instructor Ph.D., Ottoman Socio-economic History, Ankara University, 1979.   Tahire E. Erman Associate Professor Ph.D., Environmental Psychology, City University of New York, 1993. Rural to urban migration, squatter housing and gender.   Ahmet Ertugrul Adjunct Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, Ankara University, 1966. Macroeconomics, monetary theory, financial institutions and markets.   Nilgün Fehim-Kennedy Instructor Ph.D., Sociology, Middle East Technical University, 2005. Sociology.   Tore Fougner Assistant Professor Ph.D., Keele University, 2002. International political economy, critical IR/IPE-theory, globalisation, international business, global governance.   Ömer Faruk Gençkaya Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, Bogaziçi University, 1990. Comparative politics, Turkish politics.   Onur Gökçe Lecturer B.S., Faculty of Political Science, Ankara University, 1962. Turkish foreign policy diplomatic language.   Serdar S. Güner Associate Professor Ph.D., International Relations, University of Geneva, 1990. Game theory, foreign policy analysis and conflict resolution.   Aylin Güney Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science and Public Administration, Bilkent University, 1998. European politics, comparative politics.   Refet Gürkaynak Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, Princeton University, 2004. Monetary economics, financial economics, international economics.   Jale Gürzumar Instructor M.B.A., Department of Management, Middle East Technical University, 1986. Business administration.   Kevin Hasker Instructor Ph.D., Economics, Northwestern University, 1998. Auction markets, applied microeconomics.   Banu Helvacioglu Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Studies, Queen's University, 1988. Politics of identity, European concepts, political theory.   Metin Heper Professor Ph.D., Public Administration, Syracuse University, 1971. Turkish politics, comparative state politics and bureaucracy.   Ferhad Hüseyin Associate Professor Ph.D., Mathematics, Moscow State University, 1974. Mathematical economics, game theory.   Halil Inalcik Professor Ph.D., History, Ankara University, 1942. Ottoman history.   Yüksel Inan Senior Lecturer Ph.D., Law, Ankara University, 1976. International law.   Basak Ince Instructor M.Sc., Government, London School of Economics, 2000. Comparative politics and Turkish politics.   Pinar Ipek Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Relations, University of Pittsburgh, 2003. International political economy.   Sebnem Kalemli-Özcan Visiting Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, Brown University, 2000. Macroeconomics.   Mehmet Kalpakli Assistant Professor Ph.D., Turkish Literature, University of Washington/Istanbul University, 1992. Ottoman literature and cultural history, Near Eastern languages and literature, modern Turkish literature, theory of literature, use of computers for humanities.   Jack Kangas Visiting Senior Lecturer Ph.D., Political Science, Stanford University. Strategic studies.   M. Nedim Karakayali Assistant Professor Ph.D., Sociology, University of Toronto, 2003. Social theory, cultural studies.   Ali L. Karaosmanoglu Professor Ph.D., Law, University of Lausanne, 1970. Strategic studies, foreign policy, public international law.   Hasan Ali Karasar Instructor Ph.D., International Relations, Bilkent University, 2002. Central Asia, Turkestan.   Tarik Kara Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of Rochester, 1996. Game theory, social choice theory, mathematical economics.   Eugenia Kermeli Instructor Ph.D., History, University of Manchester, 1996. Late Byzantine and early Ottoman institutional history.   Sirri Hakan Kirimli Associate Professor Ph.D., History, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1991. Russian and Soviet studies.   Mustafa Kibaroglu Assistant Professor Ph.D., Bilkent University, 1996. Nuclear weapons, nuclear nonproliferation, arms control, disarmament.   Edward Kohn Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, McGill University, 2000. US History, 20th century US foreign relations.   Wlodzimierz Korab-Karpowicz Assistant Professor Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Oxford, 1991. Political philosophy, ethics, history of philosophy, democratic theory, theories of international relations.   Semih Koray Visiting Professor Ph.D., Mathematics, Bogaziçi University, 1980. Mathematical economics.   Paul Latimer Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, Sheffield University, 1982. Medieval European history.   Cadoc Leighton Associate Professor Ph.D., History, Cambridge University, 1990. Modern European history.   Syed F. Mahmud Visiting Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, McMaster University, 1986. Econometrics, applied econometrics, macro economics.   Sean Mcmeekin Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 2001. Soviet recent history.   Kivilcim Metin Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, St. Cross College, Oxford, 1992. Econometrics, macroeconomics.   Bilin Neyapti Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of Maryland, 1997. Macroeconomics, monetory economics, institutional economics.   Tarik Oguzlu Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Relations, Bilkent University, 2003. Cyprus, Turkish foreign policy, Turkomans in Iraq.   Ilber Ortayli Visiting Professor (on leave) Ph.D., Political Science, University of Ankara, 1974. Ottoman social history, Russo-Turkish relations.   Çagla Ökten Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, Northwestern University, 1999. Industrial organization, economics of competition and anti-trust, applied microeconomics.   Ergun Özbudun Professor Ph.D., (LL.D.), Public Law, Ankara University, 1962. Constitutional law, Turkish politics, political parties, electoral studies.   Saime Özçürümez Bölükbasi Visiting Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, McGill University, 2005. Comparative politics, European Union law, minority rights.   Oktay Özel Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, University of Manchester, 1993. Ottoman socio-economic history, demographic changes, methods and problems in historical writings.   Emre Özgen Assistant Professor Ph.D., Psychology, University of Surrey, 2000. Cognitive psychology, color perception, perceptual learning, vision research.   Ümit Özlale Assistant Professor (on leave) Ph.D., Economics, Boston College, 2001. Monetary economics, applied macroeconomics.   Süheyla Pinar Instructor M.S., Sociology, Middle East Technical University, 1986. Sociology.   Evgeni Radushev Visiting Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 1982. Ottoman diplomatics and paleography, Ottoman socio-economic, political and ethnocultural history.   Timothy Roberts Assistant Professor Ph.D., History, Oxford University, 1998. US History.   Hüseyin Çagri Saglam Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, Universite Catholique de Louvain, 2003. Macroeconomics.   Jeremy Salt Visiting Associate Professor Ph.D., Middle Eastern History, Melbourne University, 1980. Middle Eastern studies.   Selin Sayek Böke Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, Duke University, 1999. Macroeconomics, International economics.   Duygu Sezer Professor Ph.D., International Relations, Ankara University, 1971. International relations, foreign policy.   Hootan Shambayati Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, University of Utah, 1997. Comparative politics, international relations.   Ahmet Simin Instructor Ph.D., Management, University of Baghdad, 1994. Arabic.   Ashoke Kumar Sinha Assistant Professor Ph.D., Erasmus University, 1997. Econometrics, statistics and probability.   Mark Ashton Smith Assistant Professor Ph.D., Psychology, University of Pittsburgh, 1998. Congnitive psychology, neuroscience, visual psychophysics.   Norman Stone Professor M.A., History, Cambridge University, 1965. Central European and Russian history, military history, economic systems.   Nil Seda Satana Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Relations and Comparative Politics, University at Buffalo (SUNY), 2006. Inter state conflict, civil-military relations, terrorism.   Zerrin Tandogan Instructor Ph.D., Anthropology, Hacettepe University, 1991. Social anthropology, international migration, multi-cultural relations, research ethics.   Fatma Taskin Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, Boston College, 1988. International economics, macroeconomics.   Ali Tekin Assistant Professor Ph.D., International Relations, University of Pittsburgh, 1997. International relations, global political economy, European union, Turkish political economy.   Ann-Marie Thornton Instructor M.Phil., French Literature, University of Exeter, 1994. Eighteenth-century France, the Enlightenment. Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic.   David E. Thornton Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1991. Medieval history of the British Isles.   Sübidey Togan Professor Ph.D., Economics, Johns Hopkins University, 1972. International economics.   Gülgün Tuna Assistant Professor (on leave) Ph.D., International Relations, Florida State University, 1988. Global ecological problems, North-South relations, international political economy.   Okan Üçer Instructor M.A., Claremont Graduate School, 1969. Development economics.   Hasan Ünal Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Manchester, 1992. Modern history, international history, the Balkans.   Paul Williams Assistant Professor Ph.D., Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 1997. International relations, US foreign policy, international political economy.   Oliver A.C. Wright Instructor Ph.D., Psychology, University of Surrey, 2006. Cognitive psychology, cognitive development, colour perception.   Lerna Yanik Assistant Professor Ph.D., Government, Georgetown University, 2002. Turkish foreign policy in Eurasia, culture and international relations.   A. Erinç Yeldan Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of Minnesota, 1988. International economics, development macro-economics, macroeconomic modeling.   Taner Yigit Assistant Professor Ph.D., Economics, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1999. Macroeconometrics, monetary economics.   Osman Zaim Associate Professor Ph.D., Economics, Washington State University, 1989. Econometric model building, public finance, applied microeconomics.   Chr?stoph Cornel? Herzog   Eser Sunar   F?kret Uccan   Hat?ce Meltem Sa?turk   Nebahat Oksuz     | Bilkent University Main Page |   Last regenerated automatically on August 19, 2008 by OAC - Online Academic Catalog Software.