Elham Taheri

Dr. Elham Taheri is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Business & Economics, Eastern Mediterranean University (TRNC-Famagusta). Her academic career includes roles as Senior Instructor and Lecturer, with office BE276 and contact via elham.taheri@emu.edu.tr. She holds a PhD in Economics (2022), an MS in Economics (2015), and a BA in Cultural and Arts Administration (2006), all from Eastern Mediterranean University.

Her research focuses on gender economics, labor markets in Middle Eastern countries, economic sanctions' gendered impacts, and sustainable development challenges. Her work emphasizes policy analysis in Iran and Mediterranean regions, with notable contributions to understanding informal economy dynamics and tourism-FDI linkages. Recent studies address carbon emissions, energy consumption, and economic growth interactions.

Dr. Taheri's research spans interdisciplinary topics including gender equity in labor participation, economic sanctions' societal effects, and environmental policy implications. While no formal student advisement or grants are listed, her academic contributions reflect active engagement with regional and global economic challenges.