Suzan ERTÜRK

Suzan ERTÜRK is a Lecturer in the Department of Atatürk's Principles and Revolutionary History at Kırşehir Ahi Evran University since 2009. Her academic background includes a PhD (2018) and Master's degree (2005) from Ege University and Celâl Bayar University, respectively. She focuses on historical analysis of Balkan and Turkish affairs.

• Education:
  • PhD in Turkish World Studies, Ege University (2007-2018)
  • Master's in History, Celâl Bayar University (2002-2005)

Research Interests: Suzan’s work centers on Balkan historical narratives, Turkish-Bulgarian relations, media representation of geopolitical events, and migration studies. Her publications examine Cold War-era conflicts, ethnic dynamics, and public opinion shifts.

Collaborations: She has co-authored works with Bengül Bolat (2013) and Mahmut Bolat (2016), focusing on Lozan Peace Treaty implications and 1989 migration impacts.

Metrics: Suzan has contributed 1 article (2023) and 2 international papers (2020) under the TR Dizin system. Her YÖKSİS metrics show a weighted score of 15 in 2023, ranking 588th in Social Sciences, 514th in Basic Humanities, and 145th in Atatürk Principles and Republican History.