Macit Akman

Macit Akman serves as a Research Assistant at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Law, Department of Public Law since 2014, specializing in Public International Law and its intersections with contemporary global challenges.

Education:

• Doctorate in Public Law (2019), Gaziantep University Institute of Social Sciences
• Master's in Public Law with Thesis (2017), Gaziantep University Institute of Social Sciences
• Licence in Business Administration (2013), Anadolu University Open Education Faculty
• Licence in Law (2011), Selcuk University Faculty of Law

Research Focus: Akman's scholarly work centers on Public International Law with concentrated expertise in Human Rights Law and Refugee Law. His research critically examines international legal frameworks through lenses of sustainable development, intergenerational equity, and historical evolution of legal systems in Turkey, particularly during transformative periods like the early Republican era.

Publication Trends: His 2018-2023 publications reveal a consistent trajectory analyzing international legal mechanisms' application to vulnerable populations (especially refugees), environmental justice frameworks, and Turkey's legal secularization. The work demonstrates methodological rigor in connecting historical legal analysis with contemporary human rights challenges and sustainable development imperatives.