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Comparative Politics, Nationalism, Populism, Democratic Erosion, Turkish politics and society.

• Ph.D. in Political Science, 2022, Boston University
  • Fields: Comparative Politics, International Relations
• M.A. in Political Science, 2018, Boston University
  • Master's thesis: "Eroding American Democratic Ideal and the Twenty-first Century Crisis of Liberal Democracy"
• B.A. in Economics, 2015, Koç University
• B.A. in International Relations, 2015, Koç University

Visiting Lecturer, Boston University (2022-2023), Department of Political Science, Department of Sociology
Courses: Critical Perspectives on Nationalism and Populism, Globalization of Nationalism, Political Violence, Democracy and Protest in the Global South, Globalization and World Poverty

Senior Teaching Fellow, Boston University (2021-2022), Department of Political Science
Courses: Democratic Erosion, Introduction to International Relations

Teaching Fellow, Boston University (2016-2021), Department of Political Science
Courses: Introduction to International Relations, Introduction to Public Policy, International Politics

I mainly study culture and institutions. My top research interests are nationalism and national identities, populist leadership and mobilization, democratic erosion and resilience, social movements, and party politics. I also have a background in political economy, and I'm interested in neoliberalism and neoliberal restructuring, globalization and its implications, and hegemony and great power competition.

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