Fulya Apaydin joined IBEI as a postdoctoral researcher since September 2011. She is working in the project "The Europeanisation of Everyday Life: Cross-Border Practices and Transnational Identities among EU and Third-Country Citizens" (EUCROSS), funded by the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Commission. Fulya holds a PhD in Political Science from Brown University (2010) and she specializes in comparative politics. Her research focuses on political of economy of development across Latin America and the Middle East. She has extensive field research experience in Turkey and Argentina.
Background and education
(2010) PhD, Brown University, Political Science
(2005) MA, Brown University, Political Science
(2000) BA, Bogazici University, Political Science and International Rels.
Apaydin, Fulya. 2012. Overseas Development Aid Across the Global South: Lessons from the Turkish Experience in Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia. European Journal of Development Research. 24, 2: 261-282
Apaydin, Fulya. 2012. Partisan Preferences and Skill Formation Policies: New Evidence from Turkey and Argentina. World Development. 40, 8: 1522-1533.
Apaydin, Fulya with John Barnshaw, Kathryn Dolan, Tara Deubel, Karen Greiner and Thuy Nguyen. 2012.“Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico: Discourse, Policy, And Governance In Post-Catastrophe Environments.” Journal of Applied Social Science. 6, 2: 133-148.